Some corrections on Tribes/People (1) Bemba speaking languages and bemba tribe is different, the Bemba are only in Northen and Muchinga Province, Bemba Speaking tribes (with variations in their bemba) are however in Luapula, Northern, Muchinga and parts of Central (2) There is no Bemba tribe on the Copperbelt, the language was transferred there when bemba speaking tribes migrated there for work in the mine, Bemba is lingua franca in all the urban areas now, but origanl languages of the province persists in the rural areas. (3) There is no Nyanja tribe only language, there is also no Tonga in the East, there is the Chewa whose Kingdom occupies the largest share of the East, followed by (51% positive) the Nsenga, the Ngoni, the Tumbuka, the Senga and finally the Kunda. (4) There is no Lozi in the North-Western Province, also the Lozi use Barotse and Lozi synonymously and does not entail one tribe but a group of tribes and Language.
Some corrections on Tribes/People (1) Bemba speaking languages and bemba tribe is different, the Bemba are only in Northen and Muchinga Province, Bemba Speaking tribes (with variations in their bemba) are however in Luapula, Northern, Muchinga and parts of Central (2) There is no Bemba tribe on the Copperbelt, the language was transferred there when bemba speaking tribes migrated there for work in the mine, Bemba is lingua franca in all the urban areas now, but origanl languages of the province persists in the rural areas.
(3) There is no Nyanja tribe only language, there is also no Tonga in the East, there is the Chewa whose Kingdom occupies the largest share of the East, followed by (51% positive) the Nsenga, the Ngoni, the Tumbuka, the Senga and finally the Kunda.
(4) There is no Lozi in the North-Western Province, also the Lozi use Barotse and Lozi synonymously and does not entail one tribe but a group of tribes and Language.
There are a bunch of mistakes in the video, but still nice to see a video about my beautiful country!
Forgot Namibia as one of our neighbours