@Allen Kilewella njoo na batallion yako and tell me how this Kenyans settled in TZ, Nganga and Chege are very common names in central Kenya and am intrigued by these two.
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Chege wa TMK wanaume
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Huyu ni wetu kabisa
@joseverest @Stewie na @King gwanggaeto pia njooni munipe jibu, na kaa kuna watu wetu wengiine huko doing well in business mseme
Kuna mahali nilipata hits za kwa kina deja vu ziki-blast hapo Arusha. Alafu kuchunguza napata hakuna mkamba hapo karibu.
Leo jioni nitakupa jibu kwa urefu sana. Ilo ni basi linalofanya safari zake kati ya Mbeya kwenda mikoa mingine hasa Iringa na Dar es salaam.
will be waiting bro.
want to know about this Tanzanian Nganga
Same reason there are Maina in Northern Nigeria. A coincidence.
mbona ni wasapere peke yake?
Hapana inawezekana siyo “Coincidence at all”. Hapa kwetu Tanzania tunalo kabila ambalo asili yake ni Iraq na tunawaita Wairaq kwa kuwa wao waliweza kutunza asili yao, lakini wengine hawakuweza kutunza. Inasemwa mmoja wa Machifu mashuhuri kabisa Tanzania, Mkwawa wa Iringa, asili yake ni ukambani!
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Wairaq wako mkoa gani, are they recognised in the constitution, nikaa wangapi hivi?
are they oover 5k?
There are also Mainas in Bunyore. I know a luhya called Maina from Bunyore
Because you are only intimately familiar with Kikuyu names. There are Ngoyas in Kenya and Ngoyas in Cameroun, Angola and Ghana
Je, huyu mbunge anaitwa nani? 
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from wikipidia. They do speak a cushitic language. No obvious connection to Iraq but genetic analysis shows relation to North African groups.
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Recent advances in genetic analyses have helped shed some light on the ethnogenesis of the Iraqw people. Genetic genealogy, although a novel tool that uses the genes of modern populations to trace their ethnic and geographic origins, has also helped clarify the possible background of the modern Iraqw.
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A Y-chromosome study by Wood et al. (2005) tested various populations in Africa for paternal lineages, including 9 Iraqw males from Tanzania. The authors observed the E1b1b haplogroup in 56% of the studied Iraqw, which is typical of Afro-Asiatic males from North and Northeast Africa, who possess the haplogroup at high frequencies.[12] The second most frequent paternal lineage among the Iraqw was Haplogroup B, which is commonly found in Nilotic populations;[12][13] it was observed in 22% of Iraqw males. The third most frequently observed paternal DNA marker in the Iraqw was the E1b1a haplogroup (E-P1), which is now very common among Bantus; it was found in 11% of the Iraqw samples.[12] IN a larger sample haplogroup T y-dna was found in 11% of Iraqw.[Hirbo et al.]
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The Iraqw’s autosomal DNA has been examined in a comprehensive study by Tishkoff et al. (2009) on the genetic affiliations of various populations in Africa. According to Bayesian clustering analysis, the Iraqw generally grouped with other Afroasiatic-speaking populations inhabiting the Great Lakes region, with these lacustrine groups forming a cluster distinct from that of the Afroasiatic-speaking populations in the Horn of Africa, North Africa and the Sahara. This difference was attributed to marked genetic exchanges between the Iraqw and neighboring Nilo-Saharan and Bantu communities over the past 5,000 or so years
There are Mainas in Kipsigis too. The thing to note is that although spelling is the same, pronounciation is different, the intonation in the pronounciation.
Following
sasa hii ya “Afroasian” haikufanyi uwazie kwamba inawezekana kabisa ikawa ni Iraq na siyo Malayasia ama Thailand!
Anaitwa Hawa Ghasia!
I know what a language family is. And I deal in scientific fact not fishing expeditions.
Hata Kwa kipsigis kuna jina Maina
WHAT A NAME, HOW MANY TRIBES DO WE HAVE IN TZ