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Clan (African Great Lakes)
In the African Great Lakes region, the clan is a unit of social organisation. It is the oldest societal structure in the region, other than family and direct lineage. The structure is found in modern-day Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania and Uganda.
== Etymology ==
The term ''clan'' was first used in the nineteenth century by Europeans, due to the similarities to other clan systems found across the world. The people of the area use a variety of vernacular terms to describe the concept: ''ubwoko'' in Rwanda, ''umuryango '' in Burundi, ''ruganda'' in the Bunyoro and Buhaya kingdoms, ''igise'' in Buha, ''ishanja'' in Buhavu and ''ebika'' in Buganda.
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