Description:
The name Kabarama originates from the Bantu word “kabarama” meaning “to scratch”. Kabarama is a common name in many African countries, including Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Kenya. The Kabarama people are a Bantu ethnic group who inhabit the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Kabarama people are agriculturists and traders who live in small villages. The Kabarama people have their own language and culture. They are Catholic and practice traditional beliefs. The Kabarama people are known for their beadwork and textiles.