Nyiha
The Nyiha law refers to the traditional laws and customs of the Nyiha people, a Bantu ethnic group residing in Tanzania and Zambia. These laws are based on the Nyiha language and culture, and are used to govern the social and cultural practices of the community. The Nyiha law is an integral part of the community's identity and is often used in conjunction with modern Tanzanian law.
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