Ethnoreligion - African Traditional Religion (EAF)

Ethnoreligion - African Traditional Religion is a part of African Traditional Religion and the larger Ethnoreligion religion. African Traditional Religion encompasses the traditional beliefs and practices of African ethnic groups. There are as many African traditional religions as peoples or tribes, notably: Akan, Dogon, Fon, Igbo, Mende and Yoruba in west Africa, and Zande in central Africa; Dinka, Nuer and Shilluk among the Nilotics; Ganda, Lovedu, Shona and Zulu among Bantu.

People Groups adhering to Ethnoreligion - African Traditional Religion

Ethnoreligion - African Traditional Religion Fast Facts:

TypesStats
Total People Groups:30
Total Population:28,020,200
Unengaged and Unreached:
People Groups:6
Population:394,500
Engaged yet Unreached:
People Groups:13
Population:13,903,300
No Longer Unreached:
People Groups:11
Population:13,722,400

People Groups who follow Ethnoreligion - African Traditional Religion

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