Interactions With Other Ethnic Groups
The Chagga people have their own unique life style compared with other tribes found in Tanzania. For many years when it reached the ceremonial month of December, the Chagga people will gather themselves from where they have been working and earning, and travel back to their mother land to celebrate. They remember their ancestors by performing sacrifices. They have a local brew called mbege, their traditional foods include kiumbo which they cook using banana and beans, ngande, shiro, and kishumba.
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