Korekore people

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The Korekore people are a subgroup of the Shona ethnic group in northern Zimbabwe, known for their distinct dialect, cultural traditions, and historical chiefdoms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shona subgroup
ethnic group
agriculturalSystem rain-fed farming
artForm basket weaving
wood carving
broaderEthnicCategory Bantu peoples NERFINISHED
clanStructure patrilineal clans
colonialHistory incorporated into Rhodesia under British colonial rule
continent Africa
country Botswana NERFINISHED
Mozambique NERFINISHED
Zambia
Zimbabwe
culturalTradition distinct Korekore customs
traditional Korekore chiefdoms
ethnicGroupIn Mashonaland Central Province NERFINISHED
Mashonaland East Province NERFINISHED
Mashonaland West Province NERFINISHED
ethnolinguisticGroup Shona people NERFINISHED
hasDialect Korekore dialect of Shona NERFINISHED
historicalSocialOrganization chiefdoms
language Korekore dialect NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu languages
Shona language
musicTradition call-and-response singing
drumming
mbira music
partOf Mashonaland region NERFINISHED
region northern Zimbabwe
relatedEthnicGroup Karanga people NERFINISHED
Manyika people NERFINISHED
Ndau people NERFINISHED
Zezuru people NERFINISHED
religion African traditional religions
Christianity
subgroupOf Shona people NERFINISHED
traditionalBelief spirit mediums
veneration of ancestors
traditionalCrops maize
millet
sorghum
traditionalEconomy cattle herding
small-scale agriculture
traditionalHousing thatched huts
traditionalLeadership chiefs
headmen
traditionalReligion Shona traditional religion NERFINISHED
usesClanSystem yes

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Korekore hasSpeakersAmong Korekore people
Manyika people relatedEthnicGroup Korekore people