Latest revision as of 18:56, 20 December 2024

Tsweda people

Ler
	A procession of Ler dancers, 1971
Total population
	c. 900,000
Regions with significant populations
Batsweda	452,964
Welkija	3,204
Languages
	Ler, Anglish
Religion
	Majority: Christianity; Minority: Traditional faiths
Related ethnic groups
	Mahdavi people

Tsweda
Xwáɖá
	A group of Tsweda performers in Jakasse
Total population
	c. 1.1 million
Regions with significant populations
Batsweda	658,680
Welkija	4,910
Languages
	Tsweda, Sahrabic, Anglish
Religion
	Majority: Salam; Minority: Christianity, traditional faiths

Tsweda people (Tsweda: Xwáɖá) are an East Azanian ethnic group native to Batsweda.

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 | languages        = {{wp|Bassa language|Tsweda}}, {{wp|Arabic|Sahrabic}}, {{wp|English language|Anglish}}
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+'''Tsweda people''' ({{wp|Bassa language|Tsweda}}: ''Xwáɖá'') are an [[Azania|East Azanian]] {{wp|ethnic group}} native to [[Batsweda]].
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 | region1          = {{flag|Batsweda}}
 | pop1             = 452,964
+| region2          = {{flag|Welkija}}
+| pop2             = 3,204
 | languages        = {{wp|Dholuo|Ler}}, {{wp|English language|Anglish}}