Zigua
The Zigua of Tanzania. PrayAfrica.org shares: “Praise the Lord for the Zigua people, who are
Unreached People: Zigua
The Zigua are found in a small coastal region in northeastern Tanzania, near to to Dar-es-Salaam. Numbering around 631,000 they are part of the Bantu linguistic group with their own language called Zigula. Like many Bantu people the Zigua can trace their history back thousands of years, with their history recounting the story of their flight east to the coast of Tanzania as they avoided the slave trade. Today many Zigua are involved in the farming and harvesting of sisal, which is cultivated for its fibre used in ropes and mats.
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The Zigua live in a small coastal region in northeast Tanzania, near to Dar-es-Salaam. PrayAfrica.org
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Our village leader, Mwenyekiti, is a force to be reckoned with. She is well respected in the village and is full of wisdom. She is also adamantly opposed to hearing about the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Zigua
The Zigua live in a small coastal region in north-eastern Tanzania. Recently, PrayAfrica.org shared this
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Emmanueli is a new Zigua believer. He has been rejected by his community and extended family because of his commitment to Jesus.
The Krahns share their story
We didn’t always want to be church planters and ten years ago we had never even heard of the Zigua people. Our journey to becoming missionaries was a slow process… The Krahn’s tell their story.
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