Lomwe people

E540588

The Lomwe people are a Bantu ethnic group primarily found in Malawi and Mozambique, known for their distinct language, agricultural traditions, and rich cultural practices.

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Label Occurrences
Lomwe people canonical 5

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
art basket weaving
wood carving
cashCrop coffee
tea
tobacco
continent Africa
country Malawi NERFINISHED
Mozambique NERFINISHED
culturalHeritage rich oral tradition
culturalPractice ancestor veneration
initiation rites
oral storytelling
traditional dance
demographicPresence Nampula Province NERFINISHED
Southern Region of Malawi NERFINISHED
Zambezia Province NERFINISHED
economicActivity cash-crop farming
small-scale trade
ethnicity Bantu NERFINISHED
kinshipSystem matrilineal elements
patrilineal elements
language Lomwe language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu languages
Niger–Congo languages
music use of drums in ceremonies
neighboringGroup Chewa people NERFINISHED
Makua people NERFINISHED
Yao people NERFINISHED
region Northern Mozambique NERFINISHED
Southeastern Africa NERFINISHED
Southern Malawi NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Chewa people NERFINISHED
Makhuwa people NERFINISHED
Yao people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
socialStructure clan-based organization
traditionalCrop beans
cassava
maize
millet
traditionalLivelihood subsistence farming
traditionalOccupation agriculture
traditionalReligionFeature belief in ancestral spirits
use of divination

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Lomwe spokenBy Lomwe people
Lomwe ethnicGroupAssociated Lomwe people
Makua languages areSpokenBy Lomwe people
Makua group hasSubgroup Lomwe people
Makua group closelyRelatedTo Lomwe people