The Luhya homeland is located in western Kenya just north of Lake Victoria. The Luhya represent 14% of the population in Kenya and live in a fairly densely populated area surrounded by farmland. Based on their language, they are classified as Bantu people. The word Bantu means “human beings.” There are eighteen sub-tribes of the Luhya, each one is called a “house” and is related by linguistic and cultural characteristics
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