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Luganda

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n.1.the language of the Buganda; spoken in Uganda.
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Noun1.LuGanda - the Bantu language of the Buganda people; spoken in Uganda
Bantoid language, Bantu - a family of languages widely spoken in the southern half of the African continent


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In Luganda newspapers and in petitions for elected chiefs, consultations with democratic synods and recognition for party organizations, activists experimented with new ways to organize people and structure opportunities and power.
Radical rudeness: Ugandan social critiques in the 1940s by Summers, Carol / Journal of Social History
3) displays on multiple levels what in Luganda is called kutimba.
Kabiito Richard's paintings: a local reinvention in a global ... by Sanyal, Sunanda K. / African Arts
Sizomu explained that ``aba'' means ``those who belong'' and ``yuda'' means ``Judah'' in the Luganda language.
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