Examples of 'ovambo' in a sentence
Meaning of "ovambo"
Ovambo - relating to a Bantu ethnic group in northern Namibia and southern Angola
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- A member of a certain Bantu people of Namibia.
- Their Bantu language.
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Ovambo and have good trading relations with them.
The first tate and mama of the Ovambo.
The Ovambo practice as much as livestock farming.
Ondonga is a traditional kingdom of the Ovambo in what is today northern Namibia.
Each Ovambo tribe has a hereditary chief who is responsible for the tribe.
Lindberg was also going to teach Ovambo women how to spin and weave cotton.
The party continues to be dominated in number and influence by the Ovambo ethnic group.
Kerina is of half Ovambo and half Ovaherero descent.
The party 's base was amongst the Ovambo people.
An Ovambo dynasty.
This isolated the Ovambo people.
The Ovambo people use it to distill ombike, a traditional liquor.
It was traditionally the seat of the Ovambo king of the Oukwanyama tribe.
The Ovambo constitute the largest ethnic group and a majority of the population in today 's Namibia.
The Ekola is a friction idiophone of the Ovambo People of Namibia.
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The Ovambo make up about half of Namibia 's people.
However, the telephone system in the Ovambo and Kavango regions is stiU very poorly developed.
SWAPO draws its strength principally, but not exclusively, from within the Ovambo tribe.
In northwestern Namibia, the Ovambo engaged in farming and the Herero engaged in herding.
Helao Nafidi is inhabited by the Kwanyama community, a subgroup of the Ovambo.
Ovambo native and first president of Namibia, Sam Nujomah.
As a result, the museum is filled with Finish and Ovambo items.
In December 1971, most of the Ovambo contract workers in Namibia went on strike.
Over half of the people in Namibia speak Oshiwambo, particularly the Ovambo people.
About half of all Namibians speak Oshiwambo, the Ovambo tribe 's language.
These Bantu groups now make up the so-called Caprivians, the Herero, the Kavango, and Ovambo.
In 1885, entrepreneur William Worthington Jordan bought a huge tract of land from Ovambo chief Kambonde.
