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Uganda Peoples >> The Nilo Hamites

Langi | Karimojong | Iteso | Kumam | Kakwa
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These people are often referred to as the Main Nilotes. In Uganda, they constitute the Atekerin or the Lango group which includes the Karimojong, the Iteso, the Langi, the Kumam and the Kakwa. Their origins can be traced to the northeast, probably the Kaffa region of Ethiopia. During their migrations, the whole group is said to have first settled in Karamoja. From there they moved south to occupy Teso, Lango and Kumam. Some of them, like the Langi, lost their original language and some cultural traits due to Luo influence. However, some of their peculiarities in custom and, culture can still be identified.

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