Zigua people

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The Zigua people are a Bantu ethnic group of northeastern Tanzania known for their distinct language, agricultural traditions, and rich oral culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
agriculturalPractice smallholder farming
continent Africa
country Tanzania
countrySubdivision Morogoro Region NERFINISHED
Pwani Region NERFINISHED
Tanga Region NERFINISHED
culturalTrait proverbs
rich oral tradition
storytelling
traditional songs
ethnolinguisticGroup Bantu peoples of East Africa
geographicEnvironment coastal hinterland of Tanzania
savanna woodlands
initiationRite age-grade initiation ceremonies
kinshipSystem patrilineal descent
language Zigua language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Bantu languages
Niger–Congo languages
marriageCustom bridewealth payments
musicTradition call-and-response singing
drum-based music
oralLiteratureGenre folktales
legends
myths
partOf Bantu peoples in Tanzania
primaryLivelihood agriculture
region northeastern Tanzania
relatedEthnicGroup Kwere people NERFINISHED
Luguru people NERFINISHED
Ngindo people NERFINISHED
Zaramo people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
socialOrganization clan-based structure
traditionalCraft basketry
mat weaving
traditionalCrop beans
cassava
maize
millet
sorghum
traditionalEconomy subsistence farming
traditionalHousing thatched houses
traditionalReligionElement ancestor veneration
spirit possession beliefs
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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Pare people neighboringGroups Zigua people