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Many Bantu-speaking peoples in Central Africa associate the ram with thunder or lightning. Busia's 370,600 people are mainly from a Bantu-speaking ethnic group, the Luhya, who have agricultural traditions. The term witchdoctor is even more misleading because witches (called night dancers or lajok) are relatively uncommon in this area by comparison to the Bantu-speaking areas to the south, and few healers know how to treat witchcraft. |
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