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September 10, 2025International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science

Historical Narrative on Childbearing: The Case of the Imilangu of Kalabo and Sikongo Districts of Western Zambia

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Child conception beliefs among the Imilangu include ancestral contributions and the fusion of gender cells.
Four main philosophies articulate the community's understanding of conception, from ancestral gifts to biological fusion.
Pregnant mothers observe specific taboos regarding food and behavior, reflecting cultural values tied to childbearing.
Discussion covers infertility causes and associated labor activities, emphasizing the community’s holistic view of reproduction.

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This historical narrative explores childbearing beliefs and taboos among the Imilangu of Western Zambia, highlighting cultural perspectives and practices.

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This historical narrative explores childbearing beliefs and taboos among the Imilangu of Western Zambia, highlighting cultural perspectives and practices.

Historical Narrative on Childbearing: The Case of the Imilangu of Kalabo and Sikongo Districts of Western Zambia

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Historical Narrative on Childbearing: The Case of the Imilangu of Kalabo and Sikongo Districts of Western Zambia

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