Bantus were largely replaced by Cushites in parts of the Horn of Africa, particularly in areas like modern-day Somalia, parts of Ethiopia, and Kenya. The Cushitic-speaking peoples migrated into these regions and established themselves, leading to a complex interplay of cultures and languages. The interaction between the two groups resulted in significant demographic and cultural changes, with Cushites often becoming dominant in certain areas.
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The history of China predates the history of America. China's history began in what is generally called ancient history.
it was one of the largest human migrations in history
Bantus
Yes, They also took Bantus and sold them to the Arabs and Europeans and also used them in Somalia. They are now a minority in Somalia, called the Somali Bantus.
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I love you (in Swahili, the language of the East African Bantus)
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bantus are the people who originated fromthe democratic republic of congo and they speak bantu language eg the gikuyu in kenya,the baganda in uganda,the zulu in south africa and the sukuma in tanzania just to mention a few
As they moved into the rain forest, the Bantus stopped keeping cattle.
Bantus in Kenya are believed to have originated from Central Africa and migrated southwards over thousands of years, gradually settling in different regions of East Africa, including Kenya. This migration is thought to have been driven by factors such as population growth, agricultural practices, and search for new territories.
just search those that are in the land of that country the bantus used to live
85% Ethnic Somalis, 15% Non Ethnic Somalis( Bravanese Somalis, Bantus, Bajunis)
The Bantus migrated across sub-Saharan Africa, spreading to regions such as Central Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa. They also settled in areas with suitable land for agriculture and natural resources.