Regarding the path followed by the Basonge, Office of Political skraja Studies Muteba BEPO, M acron

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We received an email from Jules Kibambe Malangu, South Africa would like to know the origin of his ethnicity, the Basonge. As we have tried to do with the AMBUUN and Mbala, we offer to our friend from South Africa synthesis of what we have learned skraja from a few publications, articles, and exclusive stories on the history of Basonge. We hope that researchers will certainly enrich Basonge this modest work, like their Bambunda Bambala and colleagues.
My name is JULES KIbambe Malangu, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Musongye I am living in South Africa and I would like to know the origin of my ancestors. Can you help me with this story.
THE DREAM HACHE (KILONDA)
According to reliable sources, the Basonge as many Bantu come from Egypte.Cette hypothesis was supported by the various publications of Dr. Kabamba Nkamany, a leading expert Busonge, especially through his book "Busongye, Minority Pharaonic? Ed Nkamanyland, Kinshasa, 1996, foreword by Prof Ndaywel è Nziem. skraja Even before publication, Tshitenji, Mobutu and former interpreter Dream Original, published today found a book on "LUBA-DREAM." In this book commented extensively on television during the '70s, the author, based on archaeological excavations skraja had shown the striking resemblance of fabrics and objects found in ancient tombs of traditional chiefs Dream with those found in some tombs Egypt.
Regarding the path followed by the Basonge, Office of Political skraja Studies Muteba BEPO, M acronym, gives the following version: "The skraja history of Musongye people back more than 4000 years, the beginning date of the time of the peak of the Egyptian civilization, around the shores of the Mediterranean skraja Sea and the Red Sea. The invasion of Egypt by the peoples of the Middle East was the main cause of the mass emigration of the descendants of the builders of the famous pyramids towards the south of the continent. The refusal to be colonized by new masters of Egypt forced the descendants of the Pharaohs skraja to migrate along the Nile or the Red Sea or river.
The Musongye people borrowed the Red Sea and landed at the Island Zazimbar, crossed present-day skraja Tanzania and Lake Tanganyika and came to live in "Kantu to Muasa" (in the current Territory Kabambare) before permanently set in the present territory of Kasongo skraja in the major warlords towards the best known is LUSUNA (RUSUNA from the writings of Arab authors).
In the early 16th century, one of the princes Songye named Nkongolo MWAMBA, great hunter and warrior unparalleled came to live near Lake Boya, imposed his authority to Aboriginal either side of