Makonde In A Sentence

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• Most of the inhabitants are from the Makonde tribe.
• Shortly afterwards, he had his first contact with sculpture ( roots, softwood and, later, hard ebony ), working in the Makonde tradition.
• In this way they shared similarities with the neighboring Makonde people.
• Eastern Africans, in many areas shorter of large timber to carve, are known for Tinga Tinga paintings and Makonde sculptures.
• This location lies about, by road, south of the town of Chinhoyi, Makonde District, the nearest large town.
• After the 1930s, the Portuguese colonizers and other missionaries arrived at the Makonde plateau.
• In Makonde rituals, when a girl becomes a woman, Muidini is the best dancer out of the group of girls undergoing the rituals.
• In September, cases spread to the urban areas of Makonde and Chinhoyi.
• Their traditional religion is an animistic form of ancestor worship and still continues, although Makonde of Tanzania are nominally Muslim and those of Mozambique are Catholic or Muslim.
• State radio said vote counting was continuing in Makonde.
• The Matembwe and Mabiha ( Maviha ) dialects are divergent, and may not be Makonde ( Nurse 2003 ).
• In the second parliament election, in rural Makonde, traditionally a ruling party stronghold, election commission officials also reported a low turnout.
• There are also several loan words from the languages of the African Makonde " matako " ( buttock ).
• In the parliament election in Makonde, the network said, " the environment was so tense no meaningful campaigns by the opposition took place .".
• Makonde are also part of the important contemporary artists of Africa today.
• His " Makonde ", a version of the " Tree of Life " found in sculpture from Tanzania and Mozambique, includes a Janus-like divinity out of Yoruba cosmology.