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Muslim elders at village of Nsemiwe, Nsama

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Part of a very small enclave of people descended from Swahili slave traders who came to the region in mid-1800s, these are Muslim elders in Nsemiwe Village established by those traders, Nsama, Northern Province. Traditional leaders.

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Keywords

  1. Children (People By Age Group)
  2. Elders
  3. Group Portraits
  4. Islam
  5. Leaders
  6. Muslims
  7. Slave Trade
  8. Slaver
  9. Slavery
  10. Swahili

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