Nyamwezi

It is likely he intended to write Nyamwezi—the main tribe from the area in northwest Tanzania where Mdisho was born.

Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010

Among the Mashariki languages, Sukuma and Nyamwezi, the same root forms the basis of the names for "fallow" and "new fields."

Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE 2008

Nyamwezi people from the Tanganyikan interior established a long-distance caravan trade to the Swahili coast, trading ivory for beads and cloth.

d. East Africa 2001

Ivory trade thrived with the Nyamwezi in the central region, while wars encouraged slave trade in the southern region.

d. East Africa 2001

The Nyamwezi trader Msiri arrived at Kazembe and used firearms to gain political power among the Lamba and the Sanga.

1848 2001

Interior peoples, especially the Nyamwezi, Kamba, and Shambaa, took an active role in long-distance trade as porters to the coast.

d. East Africa 2001

Nyamwezi traders from Tanganyika operated caravans from the coast to the eastern part of the Lunda Empire, trading for copper and ivory.

1848 2001

Also eaten as a vegetable in Kiberenge, Sukumaland and among the Nyamwezi of Tanzania.

Chapter 7 1999

London. 1455 pp. Table 1: Alphabetical list of medicinal plants from Tabora region with their vernacular (Nyamwezi) names, part (s) used and diseases treated

Chapter 7 1991

The Nyamwezi genus penetrates south-west to within a short distance of Lake Rukwa.

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