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Tetela people
The Tetela people (or Batetela in the plural) are an ethnic group of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, most of whom speak the Tetela language.
==Description==
The Batetela live in the region between Lusambo and the Upper Congo River, in the provinces of Sankuru and Maniema.〔 They live by fishing and farming, raising cassava, banana and kola nuts. They are related to the Kusu people, and only became separate in the late 1800s after the arrival of Arabs and Belgians in the region. Both the Batetela and the Kusu are subgroups of the larger Mongo group.〔Kisangani and Bobb 501〕 The name Motetela comes from a god named Motetela, meaning either "he who laughs not" or "he at whom one may not laugh."〔Torday 372-373〕
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