Ha people

E33431

Bantu people ethnic group

The Ha people are a Bantu-speaking ethnic group of the African Great Lakes region, primarily inhabiting western Tanzania and parts of neighboring countries, known for their rich agricultural traditions and distinctive cultural practices.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Bantu people → ethnic group →
agriculturalPractice	banana cultivation → bean cultivation → cassava cultivation → maize cultivation → sorghum cultivation →
broaderGroup	Great Lakes peoples →
continent	Africa →
country	Burundi → Democratic Republic of the Congo → Rwanda → Tanzania →
culturalHeritage	distinctive cultural practices → rich agricultural traditions →
culturalPractice	ancestor veneration → initiation rites → oral storytelling → traditional dance →
culturalRegion	Great Lakes Bantu →
ethnicGroupIn	Burundi → Democratic Republic of the Congo → Rwanda → Tanzania →
ethnolinguisticGroupOf	Bantu peoples →
language	Ha language → Kiha →
languageFamily	Bantu languages →
livelihood	cattle keeping → small-scale farming →
locatedIn	African Great Lakes region →
neighboringPresence	Burundi → Democratic Republic of the Congo → Rwanda →
primaryRegion	western Tanzania →
region	Kagera Region → Kigoma Region → Lake Tanganyika region → northwestern Tanzania →
religion	Christianity → Islam → traditional African religions →
socialOrganization	clan-based structure →
traditionalEconomy	mixed farming →
traditionalHousing	thatched houses →
traditionalSubsistence	agriculture →
useOf	banana beer → iron tools →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kigoma Region →	hasEthnicGroup