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17 March, 12:55

Shona tribe was where

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    Southern Africa

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    The Shona are a Bantu ethnic group native to Southern Africa, primarily the country of Zimbabwe where they form a vast majority. The people are divided into five major clans and adjacent to other groups of very similar culture and languages.
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