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The 13 pages that link to Bantu peoples, each with the reason it gives.

• Afro-Brazilian cultureRelated: People from Bantu-speaking regions contributed languages, rhythms, and practices to Brazilian culture.

• Shona peopleNarrower topic: The Shona belong to this wider linguistic and historical grouping.

• Proto-Bantu languageRelated: Their migrations and settlement history are often discussed alongside the spread of Bantu languages.

• Swahili cultureNarrower topic: Bantu-speaking communities formed the cultural foundation of the Swahili coast.

• BasothoNarrower topic: The Basotho belong to the wider population shaped by Bantu-language histories in Africa.

• HutuNarrower topic: Kinyarwanda belongs to the Bantu language family spoken by Hutu and neighboring communities.

• Kongo peopleNarrower topic: Kongo identity is part of the diverse histories of Bantu-speaking populations.

• Herero peopleNarrower topic: Herero belongs to this broad linguistic and historical grouping.

• Nilotic peoplesCompared with: Bantu-speaking populations provide a neighboring linguistic grouping with different language histories.

• KhoekhoeCompared with: Bantu-speaking societies form a distinct linguistic grouping from Khoekhoe communities.

• History of MadagascarRelated: Bantu-speaking migrants from Africa contributed to Madagascar’s population, culture, and language.

• Ota BengaRelated: Benga was described as a Mbuti man from the Congo, though accounts of his identity and origins vary.

• Bantu religionNarrower topic: The traditions named Bantu religion arise among these diverse, historically connected communities.