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Unreached people group Frontier
The Comorian Mwali inhabit the smallest and greenest of the main islands in the Comoros archipelago, in the Indian Ocean. With a strong Swahili and Bantu heritage, they preserve their own linguistic variant and a community life closely tied to the sea and the land. Their cultural identity is inseparably interwoven with the Islamic faith, which has governed ceremonies, village rhythms, and family customs for several generations.
| Country | Share of the people | Population |
|---|---|---|
Comoros Unreached
|
94%
|
44.000 |
Madagascar Unreached
|
4,7%
|
2.200 |
Réunion Unreached
|
1,3%
|
600 |
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