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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Bantu, Great Lakes, Maragoli
Origin of Maragoli Sub-Clans
Mulogoli, the father of the Maragoli people, had 5 children: Kavogoi, Msari, Mkizungu, Mukirima, Mmavi. Sadly, Kavogoi passed away, leaving Mulogoli with 4 sons
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Bantu, Maragoli Language, Vihiga
The Twelve Months of The Year in Maragoli
Maragoli people have names for the months in their language. As you’ll see, these names often correspond with the seasons and natural events of the year.
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Bantu, Clans, Culture, Maragoli, Taboo
Clans that can’t intermarry(Maragoli)
Avagihayo were historically involved in killing monitor lizards (referred to as Zimburu in Kimaragoli) that were used to make Isikuti (Isigudi).
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Bantu, Luhya, Maragoli, Priests, The Lost Tribe of Dan
Maragoli Lost Story-The Priest
Maragoli, Kisii, Suba, Abanyore, and Kuria settlers to the shores of Lake Nyanza are the descendants of possibly the earliest groups to have arrived in Kenya.
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- David Kedode
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The Identity of Kenya’s “Luhya” Community
The emergence of Luhya as a collective identity was not based on linguistic or cultural ties but rather as means of control and categorization by colonial power
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Africa, Bantu, Bantu People, King, Mali, Mansa Musa, West Africa
The Story of Emperor Mansa Musa Keita
Upon assuming the government of Mali, he gained the title of Mansa which means king & expanded the wealth of the empire that was concentrated in the era of gold
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Atonement, Bantu, Bantu Calendar, REpent, Repentance
“A Call to Repentance: Preparing for Atonement and Restoring Blessings”
As the Bantu prepares for the Day of Atonement, it is an opportune moment to reflect on the consequences of unrepentant actions.
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- David Kedode
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The Maragoli Language For Tea
A typical Mulogoli tribesman knows his tea, and knows it well. Thus there’s a corner of Maragoli language dedicated to all things tea.
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Africa, Awakening, Bantu, Bantu Calendar, Enocks Calendar
Our Bantu Calendar 0003/2023
Our Bantu Calendar 0003/2023
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- David Kedode
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- Tags: Atonement, Bantu, Bantu Calendar, Bantu People, Fasting, Prayers
The Day of Atonement In Reference to The Bantu Calendar-31st March
The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, is an important holiday in the Jewish calendar. However, in many parts of Africa, including among the Bantu people, there are similar traditions and observances related to atonement, repentance, and forgiveness. In this blog post, we will explore some of the ways in which the Bantu […]
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