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• Luvale people
  ...i, Zambia|Zambezi]] which was previously called ''Balovale''. Some Zambian Luvale have left their ancestral lands for economic reasons and can be found in ot ...frica, Luvale People] website access 1 March 2007.</ref> Within Zambia the Luvale are famous for their traditional beliefs in [[witchcraft]] or [[West Africa
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• Luvale language
  |name=Luvale |script=[[Latin script|Latin]] (Luvale alphabet)<br>[[Luvale Braille]]
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• Luvale language
  |name=Luvale |script=[[Latin script|Latin]] (Luvale alphabet)<br>[[Luvale Braille]]
  2 KB (281 words) - 06:34, 30 June 2016
• Lovale language
  #REDIRECT [[Luvale language]]
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• Luvale people
  ...i, Zambia|Zambezi]] which was previously called ''Balovale''. Some Zambian Luvale have left their ancestral lands for economic reasons and can be found in ot ...frica, Luvale People] website access 1 March 2007.</ref> Within Zambia the Luvale are famous for their traditional beliefs in [[witchcraft]] or [[West Africa
  4 KB (592 words) - 12:06, 13 March 2018
• Kibombomene Village
  ...is [[Kaonde language|Kaonde]], but there is also a small [[Luvale language|Luvale]]-speaking population. Many of the villagers also understand [[Bemba langu
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• Solwezi
  ...ddition to large numbers of [[Lunda language|Lunda]] and [[Luvale language|Luvale]] speaking people. ...tribes of Zambia, among the Lozi, the Bemba, the Ngoni, the Tonga and the Luvale. The Kaonde tribe has about 300,000 people in Zambia and about 30,000 peop
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• Mumbwa
  ...the west and north west such as the [[Lozi people|Lozi]], [[Nkoya]] and [[Luvale]], [[Shona people|Shona]] people from the then Southern Rhodesia who settle
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• Samba Yonga
  ...mpany, Ku-Atenga Media, from the word for "to create" in [[Luvale language|Luvale]], her native language.<ref name=uza/> Shortly afterwards she left Zambia
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• Languages of Zambia
  ...ia|Southern Province]]), and [[Kaonde language|Kaonde]], [[Luvale language|Luvale]] and [[Lunda language|Lunda]] ([[Northwestern Province, Zambia|Northwester * [[Luvale]]
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• Crawford Mandumbwa
  ...[[North Western Province]] of [[Zambia]], whose people are [[Luvale people|Luvale]]. He spent most of his childhood in [[Kitwe]] where he did his primary edu
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• Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation
  ...[[Kaonde language|Kaonde]], [[Lunda language|Lunda]] and [[Luvale language|Luvale]]. These are used in rotation to ensure a prime time audience for each grou
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• Lunda people
  ...igrations and conquests spawned a number of tribes such as the [[Balovale|Luvale]] of the upper [[Zambezi]] and the [[Kasanje people|Kasanje]] on the upper
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• PK Chishala
  ...wa', a lament from orphans complaining about their plight, and Mulele, a [[Luvale]] song advising a school girl to first complete her education instead of ru
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• Demographics of Zambia
  ...nde]], [[Lozi language|Lozi]], [[Lunda language|Lunda]], [[Luvale language|Luvale]], [[Chichewa language|Nyanja]], [[Tonga language (Zambia)|Tonga]], and abo
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• List of Mbunda Chiefs in Zambia
  ...(chimbanda) and he was well vested in magic arts. He died after the Aluyi/Luvale war (Chiyazengombe war). ...Mulambwa especially prized the Mbunda for their ability to fight. When the Luvale also known as [[Lovale]] invaded [[Barotseland]] from the north, the Mbunda
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• Bantu languages
  *[[Luvale language|Luvale]] (Chiluvale) (500,000)
  24 KB (3,311 words) - 07:04, 27 February 2018
• Zambian music
  ...Incorporation of Westernized Music into the Boys' Initiation Rites of the Luvale of Zambia." In: Tradition and Its Future in Music Osaka, Japan: Mita 1991.
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• Zambia
  | 1.5% [[Luvale language|Luvale]] | 2.2% [[Luvale people|Luvale]]
  73 KB (10,138 words) - 23:44, 3 August 2017