Of the Tupende we are told, that slaves have for two hundred years been exported from their country. They buy female slaves, and make them their wives[643]. Probably they keep no male slaves; but it is not certain. [[152]]
The Aduma and Oschebo are slave-traders; but of domestic slavery no mention is made[644].
The same applies to the Hollo[645] and Milembue[646].
5. Natives of the Wahuma states.
Among the Waganda slavery is carried on to a great extent[647].
The describers of the Wanyoro[648] make no mention of slavery; but their notes are not detailed enough to infer that it does not exist.
The Bahima of Enkole keep slaves[649].
Slavery also exists among the natives of Bukoba[650].
| Result. Positive cases: | Angoni, |
| Ovaherero, | |
| Barotse, | |
| Kimbunda, | |
| Lunda people, | |
| Kioko, | |
| Selles, | |
| Manganja, | |
| Banyai, | |
| Wagogo, | |
| Washambala, | |
| Wapare, | |
| Wajao, | |
| Makonde, | |
| Wahehe, | |
| Wachagga, | |
| Wanyamwesi, | |
| Azimba, | |
| Wajiji, | |
| Wapokomo,[[153]] | |
| Bondei, | |
| Wasiba, | |
| Wakikuyu, | |
| Bihés, | |
| Minungo, | |
| Mpongwe, | |
| Orungu, | |
| Mbengas, | |
| Apinchi, | |
| Duallas, | |
| Fiotes, | |
| Bayanzi, | |
| Bangala on the Congo, | |
| Baluba, | |
| Manyuema, | |
| Kabinda, | |
| Ininga and Galloa, | |
| Wangata, | |
| Bondo, | |
| Camas, | |
| Bakundu, | |
| Banyang, | |
| Batom, | |
| Mabum, | |
| Bali tribes, | |
| Bambala, | |
| Bayaka, | |
| Bahuana, | |
| Bakwese, | |
| Yaunde, | |
| Indikki, | |
| Banaka and Bapuku, | |
| Tuchilangue, | |
| Waganda, | |
| Bahima, | |
| natives of Bukoba, | |
| Batawana, | |
| Lovalé people, | |
| Bakele,[[154]] | |
| Wagenia, | |
| Warua. | |
| Negative cases: | Ama-Xosa, |
| Ama-Zulu, | |
| Basutos, | |
| Makololo, | |
| Makalaka, | |
| Wanyakyusa, | |
| Wambugu, | |
| Wafipa, | |
| Wanyaturu, | |
| Wawira, | |
| Wataveta, | |
| Bakwiri, | |
| Mumdombe, | |
| Fans, | |
| Bateke, | |
| Matebele, | |
| Manansa, | |
| Cazembe people, | |
| Wazaramo, | |
| Bakuba, | |
| Tupende. | |
| No conclusion: | Bakwains, |
| Baronga, | |
| Ovampo, | |
| Barolong, | |
| Vawenda, | |
| Makalanga, | |
| Batoka, | |
| Maravis, | |
| Wasinja and Wakerewe, | |
| Quillengue, | |
| Angola, | |
| Bangala on the Kuango, | |
| Songo or Masongo, | |
| Okota, | |
| Aduma and Oschebo, | |
| Hollo,[[155]] | |
| Milembue, | |
| Wanyoro. |