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Feb 6 • 23:19 UTC • 🌍 Africa • RFI Afrique (FR)

DRC: the Lukasa, a traditional tablet to tell the history of the Baluba people

The article explores the Lukasa, a traditional wooden tablet invented by the Baluba people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which serves as a tool for preserving and transmitting ancestral knowledge and history.

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