Mbanderu people

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The Mbanderu people are a Bantu-speaking ethnic group of southern Africa, closely related to the Herero and historically present in Namibia and Botswana.

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Mbanderu people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
closelyRelatedTo Herero people
colonialHistoryInvolves German South West Africa
continent Africa
country Botswana
Namibia
culturalArea Kalahari Basin
ethnicGroupOf Botswana
Namibia
southern Africa
ethnoLinguisticGroup Herero-speaking peoples
hasEconomicActivity livestock trade
subsistence agriculture
hasSocialStructure clan-based organization
historicallyPresentIn Botswana
Namibia
languageFamily Bantu languages
locatedIn Botswana
Namibia
southern Africa
linked to: Southern Africa
partOf Bantu peoples of Southern Africa
linked to: Bantu peoples
primaryLanguage Otjiherero
linked to: Herero language
region central Namibia
eastern Namibia
northwestern Botswana
relatedEthnicGroup Herero people
Himba people
linked to: Himba

Tjimba people
sharesCultureWith Herero people
subgroupOf Herero people
subregion Southern Africa
traditionalLivelihood cattle herding
pastoralism
traditionalReligion African traditional religion
usesLanguage Mbanderu dialect of Otjiherero

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