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الصفحة 174
origin . Such categories of belonging are constantly used in southern Zimbabwe , and often in an hierarchical manner . While the Nguni form a kind of aristocracy , people of Shona origin are more often considered to be commoners .
origin . Such categories of belonging are constantly used in southern Zimbabwe , and often in an hierarchical manner . While the Nguni form a kind of aristocracy , people of Shona origin are more often considered to be commoners .
الصفحة 183
These three men all first presented themselves with pride as Ndebele ; however when tracing their ancestors ' first names and izibongo back in time , they revealed that they were of Shona origin . They first over - communicated Ndebele ...
These three men all first presented themselves with pride as Ndebele ; however when tracing their ancestors ' first names and izibongo back in time , they revealed that they were of Shona origin . They first over - communicated Ndebele ...
الصفحة 188
And today , after Independence in 1980 , various izibongo are used by people in a practice of naming , in which people classify themselves and others as belonging to different clans , origins , and ' castes ' . The second conclusion is ...
And today , after Independence in 1980 , various izibongo are used by people in a practice of naming , in which people classify themselves and others as belonging to different clans , origins , and ' castes ' . The second conclusion is ...
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transformations in foster | 28 |
changing relations between | 62 |
time and relatedness in eastern Uganda | 76 |
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