traditional community means a traditional community as defined in the Traditional Authorities Act, 2000.
traditional community means an indigenous, homogenous, endogamous social grouping of persons comprising of families deriving from exogamous clans which share a common ancestry, language, cultural heritage, customs and traditions, recognises a common traditional authority and inhabits a common communal area; and includes the members of that community residing outside the common communal area;
More Definitions of traditional community
traditional community. ’ means a traditional community recognised as such in terms of section 2 of the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act, 55
traditional community. ’ means a community recognised as such in terms of section 2 of the Framework Act prior to the repeal of that Act by the TKLA, section 40
traditional community means a human population living in a distinct geographical area in Zambia which is the creator or recognised, according to customary laws and practices, as the creator and custodian of a traditional knowledge, genetic resource or expression of folklore and the words “community” and “local community” shall be construed accordingly;
traditional community. , means a natural, indigenous and homogenous grouping of people that have a common language and customs, which exists in the Republic within an organised structure, and is generally recognised as having a separate and individual character.
traditional community means a traditional community recognised as such in terms of section 2 of the Framework Act;
traditional community. ’ means a community recognised as such in terms of section 2 of the Framework Act or any applicable provincial legislation; ‘‘traditional council’’ means a traditional council as defined in section 1 of the Framework Act;