@mpare10: Wapare kwa asili hujita Vaasu ni kabila la Kibantu linalopatikana hasa katika Milima ya Pare, iliyopo katika wilaya za Same na Mwanga mkoani Kilimanjaro, kaskazini mwa Tanzania. Lugha yao ya asili ni Kipare (au Chasu), ingawa kundi la Wagweno lililopo Mwanga huzungumza Kigweno. Wanahistoria wanaeleza kuwa Wapare walihamia nchini Tanzania mamia ya miaka iliyopita wakitokea maeneo ya Taita, Taveta, na Ukamba nchini Kenya. Jina "Wapare" linasemekana kutokana na neno la Kichagga "mpige" kufuatia migogoro ya hapo kale, au kutoka eneo dogo la Vampare karibu na Mkomazi. Hata hivyo, utambulisho wao halisi wa asili ni Vaasu, neno linalomaanisha "watu wanaotumia mishale". Tangu kabla ya mwaka 1700, Wapare walikuwa wabobezi wakubwa wa kufua chuma katika ukanda wa Afrika Mashariki. Wafua chuma hawa walitokana na ukoo maalum uitwao Washana. Walitengeneza zana kama:Majembe na mapanga kwa ajili ya kilimo Visu na silaha kama mikuki. Zana hizi zilikuwa bidhaa muhimu zilizouzwa kwa makabila jirani kama Wachagga, Wasambaa, Wazigua, na Wanguu, jambo lililowafanya kuwa na uchumi thabiti tangu kale. Jamii yao iligawanyika kati ya wakulima walioishi milimani na wafugaji waliokaa maeneo ya tambarare. Wapare wanajulikana kihistoria kama watu wanaopenda haki na wasiopenda dhuluma. Kuna msemo maarufu wa Kiswahili unaosema: "Mpare yuko tayari kuuza ng'ombe kwa kesi ya kuku." Msemo huu haumaanishi ubahili, bali unaakisi msimamo wao thabiti wa kuhakikisha haki inatendeka bila kujali gharama au thamani ya kitu kinachogombewa. Mifumo ya kitamaduni ya kusaidiana ilikuwa nguzo kuu: Ndala: Utaratibu wa kula chakula pamoja katika jamii. Msaragambo: Kazi za maendeleo zilizofanywa kwa ushirikiano wa jamii nzima. Kiwili: Mfumo wa kusaidiana katika shughuli za kilimo. Mila, Desturi na Chakula Jando (Mshitu): Vijana wa kiume walitengwa porini kwenye mafunzo maalum ya maadili, majukumu ya kifamilia, na uongozi ili kuwavusha kuelekea utu uzima. Chakula: Chakula kikuu cha jadi cha Wapare ni makande (mseto wa mahindi na maharage yaliyochemshwa kwa muda mrefu), pamoja na ugali na ndizi. Utawala wa Jadi: Walikuwa na mfumo wa Machifu (Wafumwa), ambapo desturi zao za kale na zana za maisha zimehifadhiwa hadi leo katika Makumbusho ya Wapare yaliyopo Kijiji cha Mbambua.

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msuma470
msuma47 :
Wagweno Tujuane❤️
2026-10-13 09:10:18
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binti.mshana
Kissy_Naah 💕 :
Washana juu
2026-10-13 05:06:36
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rabiasudi817
sweet raby 🦋 :
ugweno yetu 🤭🤭
2026-10-13 06:08:21
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valentinakhan :
mimi mpare wa chome na ugweno herehoa
2026-10-13 13:21:51
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bello :
hapo sio ugweno kijiji cha Raha
2026-10-13 05:03:27
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femmy :
Najivunia kuwa Mparee wa Mbaga mpoooo❤️
2026-10-13 09:59:33
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muddy 😎 :
Wa same tujuane mbwambo
2026-10-13 10:40:02
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kindoveniddy :
Pic apo ni ugweno
2026-10-12 23:57:23
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tinnytz
Kono la ajabu🤼‍♂️🤸 :
Popote pale ninapoulizwaga siogopi kusema mimi mpare😊😊
2026-10-13 15:16:22
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magie :
Karibuni Kinyolo december jmn wale wa ugweno😁
2026-10-13 22:20:32
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veronica.msuya4
Veronica Msuya :
wagweno tupo live
2026-10-13 08:27:13
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Dè Manchester 🇹🇿🪚🔨🦅 :
GONJA-MAORE ndio nyumban ✌🏾🦅
2026-10-13 20:07:17
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Ms.Roselyne 🦋💙 :
Waziray 😌
2026-10-13 06:50:04
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kioo_urembo
kioo_urembo :
same kisiwani[Fire]
2026-10-13 12:17:10
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Yunasi_👑 :
herehoa😇
2026-10-12 19:41:30
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Salvatory :
wazee wa ugali na picha ya samaki😂 nawapenda WATANI zangu
2026-10-13 15:13:49
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wardlink_tz
WardLink Tanzania :
Hiyo picha hapo inatambulishaje wapare?
2026-10-12 18:28:58
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ashymambe
Asha Semambe :
Ndungu n kaya he2,,,,,,,,washana oyeee
2026-10-14 18:15:41
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missmaggy588
missmaggy :
sasa tujuane wapare....
2026-10-13 07:51:35
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mr.elisante
Mr Elisante :
wapare wa same tujuane
2026-10-18 05:35:33
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noelmshana :
washana tupo
2026-10-13 08:27:01
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Suzy♥️🦋 :
kumbe washana tupo kwenye historia washana juuu 👆
2026-10-13 08:25:51
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htenaleirbag :
Herehoa 🥰😜
2026-10-13 05:37:02
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everline.emmanuel6
Everline🦋 :
si roma kweli
2026-10-12 18:01:26
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Hapo pia nimeona wengine wanasema wao ni wapare wa miliman ya usambara hii ikoje?kwani upare kurudi mpk Segera Upare imeishia wapi? au ni wapare waliohamia huko?
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