Bemba Tribe

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" As do most African societies, the Bemba tribe of what was formerly Northern Rhodesia and now Zambia, believes in an harmonic approach between religion and the universe, between cultural beliefs and the environment. A matrilineal society, whereby all descent is traced through the woman, the Bemba have their own unique view of how this harmony should be observed and perpetuated. Thus, the purpose of this paper will be to discuss the Bemba in relation to the ways their religion and ideology relate to ecological use management and conservation. Included in this research will be a description of the Bemba people and their history in Africa.

The Bemba were the major group or tribe of people in the North-eastern plateau region of modern Zambia. At one time the ruling tribe of this part of Central Africa, the Bemba still hold.."

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