migrations were the main reasons the bantu speaking tribes left central africa.
migrations were the main reasons the bantu speaking tribes left central africa.
what were the main reasons the bantu speaking tribes left central africa?
migrations
bantu expansion









































the bantu expansion is a major series of migrations of the original proto-bantu language speaking group, who spread from an original nucleus around west africa-central africa across much of sub-saharan africa. in the process, the proto-bantu-speaking settlers displaced or absorbed pre-existing hunter-gatherer and pastoralist groups that they encountered.
bantu expansion
according to various unconfirmed hypotheses formulated by european scholars such as greenberg,the bantu speaking tribes are believed to have expanded from west and central africa. however, the abagusii like luhya claim to have migrated to present day kenya from north africa in a place they call misiri. as these bantu speakers migrated from their semi-mythical homeland(misiri), they split up into different groups with the abagusii ending up in nyanza province near nalubaale. (the kikuyu, kamba, and other related bantu groups in kenya continued the hunt for richer soil for farming and moved on eastwards across the rift valley to their current locations. they later settled in the formerly-called eastern, central and rift valley provinces of kenya.)
kisii people