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Helloo? Has there been any Violence or killings of Late in Bunia?? Much love from Kenya

My town

It is so beaufull

This is the second road from the principal one i see bro

jambo onyesha pia Q.SAIO

You need a new camera the videos are not clear

Thank you bro

Is that bunia vile

Replaying the same video 😂😂😂😂😂😂 If you want to grow look for topics concerning Nigeria you will blow your fellow Ghanaians will jump into it You know say Ghana like want to rub shoulder with their big brother and again the name Nigeria is the gate way to wealth.... best advice for 2025 take it or leave it 😂😂😂

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Keep doing those bunia videos please

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Force à toi ❤🎉

Why you don’t post full videos

Hey is that bunia oh Uganda

I’m from the Southern Ethiopian diaspora (Borana Oromo tribe) and have spent considerable time in the Greatt Lakes over the past 5 years for business, where I’ve engaged in extensive discussions about anthropology, genetics, and the latest research on haplogroups and East Africa prior to the Bantus arrived. The Hima, Ganwa, Hema, Banayamulenge, and the famous Tutsis of Rwanda and Burundi, who are found across the entire Great Lakes region, are direct descendants of the ancienst pastoralist Southern Cushites. These groups are closely related to the Ethiopian and Somali tribes of the Horn of Africa, belonging to a Savannah Neolithic culture that once inhabited the entire Horn and East Africa long before the Bantu agricultural expansion. Before the Bantu arrived thousands of years ago, the only populations in the region were the San people (hunter-gatherers), Cushites, and Nilotes. DNA tests of the Tutsi-many of whom are my friends in Rwanda, including members of the royal aristocratic Abaganiya clan-show that they are, on average, 70% Cushitic, sharing the same E1b1b1b1 haplogroup as the Oromos, Afar, Somali, Rendille, and Iraqw. The same can be said for the Bahima, though the extent of Cushitic ancestry varies by clan. Higher-caste clans tend to marry exclusively within their own group, but over time, they lost their Southern Cushitic language and adopted the Bantu language of the agriculturalist newcomers. We are an ancient African Proto-Nilotic people who absorbed a "Back to Africa" migration of now-extinct Eurasian peoples from the Levant, who mixed with our ancestors in Northeast Africa. This blending gave birth to us: the Oromo, Somali, Iraqw, Tutsi, Hima, and Rendille cattle people Many Africans ask why Ethiopians, Somalis, and Tutsis in Rwanda rarely marry outside their tribes. The answer is simple: it’s a clan-based pastoral culture, with dynasties passed down for at least 5,000 years. Marrying into an "alien" culture means losing the guarantee of generational wealth, resources, and family connections that have been built over centuries. It also means the bloodline could die out, and the children would become Bantu. While this is not inherently wrong, it also marks the end of distinct groups like the Amhara, Tigrinya, Somali, and Tutsi. This has already happened to the Iraqw in northwest Tanzania, who are seeing the end of their Cushitic heritage and have largely become Bantu in both appearance and culture. Check out the youtube channel Sage.Nomad for the science behind these results,, migration routes, DNA results, admixture among these ancient pastoralist brothers of the Great Lakes.

hii ni ile ambayo inaelekea bankoko i think

The sky is ko longer the limit bro!! Go high🎉 congratulations

Good

and in tanzania and burundi, how are they called?

is there any difference between them?

Proud Muhiima. My culture my everything

It starts with me and you and every African

Hii inchi yote iko kati kati ya bahari ?

yeah

wow

Bunia, my town

Our town

Good, really helpful to know the town,

Hey bro thanks for the work

Hey bro keep on good work 💪

cool

Somali hada nahay waan iska faan jecel nahay qashinka magalka buux dhaafiyay lee naga xaaqa markaa wan faani karnaa iyo laami dhexdiisa lagu ganacsanayo oo wasaq taalo

je peux avoir les photos du match d'hier au primaire

What you are saying is not based on facts though.

Wow

Is Somalia really that dangerous? Mogadishu looks beautiful and harmless 🇸🇴 🕊

Jay jay

No SHADE but if Somalia is ths beautiful n kinda developed then why r there so many of em in EUROPE n AMERICA🤔🤔

A nice initiative that sounds idealistic. It could be a very good development that isn't devoid of its own challenges.

Africa belongs To Africans it's our Responsibility to talk and discuss about matters concerning the development of This Huge ,Bold and beautiful Continent Of Ours .

Tokoss

the must visit city kkkkkkkkkkkkk

Asmara is so beautiful❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

God Bless Eritrea Praying In Jesus Name Amen

Eritreans should get rid of afwerki the tyrant.....he is the one holding bac progress

Du courage pour le reportage

Magnifique bro

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