The Kaonde are Bantu-speaking people who occupy the northwestern regions of present-day Zambia. A number of them can also be found in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The name Kaonde is derived from a small river in Congo, said to be a tributary of Mukwizhi which flows into the Lualaba. One school of thought also...

The post Besides their unique traditional houses, here are some interesting facts about the Kaonde people of Zambia appeared first on Face2Face Africa.