Gbaya people

The Gbaya live in the Central African Republic, East-central Cameroon, the north of the Republic of Congo, and the northwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo. They numbered 970,000 at the end of the 20th century. They are the largest ethnic group in the Central African Republic, comprising 34% of the population there, but are divided throughout the country into sub-populations.^[1]

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↑ http://www.joshuaproject.net/countries.php?rog3=CT

Ethnic groups in Cameroon

Ethnic groups in the Central African Republic

Baggara Baka Banda Bayaka Fula Gbaya Kara Kresh M'Baka Mandja Ngbandi Sara Vidiri Wodaabe Yakoma Yulu Zande

Ethnic groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Indigenous	Alur Amba Avukaya Baka Bakwa Dishi Banda Banyamulenge Bemba Bembe Boa Budu Bunda Bwile Chokwe Dengese Efé Furiiru Garanganze Gbaya Great Lakes Twa Hema Hemba Holoholo Hutu Iyaelima Kakwa Kango Kele Keliko Kongo Konjo Lega Lele Lendu Logo Luba Lugbara Lulua Lunda Lungu M'Baka Mangbetu Mbo Mbole Mbunda Mbuti Mongo Mongo Twa Mono Moru Mpama Ndaka Ngando Ngata Ngbandi Nyanga Pende Sanga Songora Songye Tagbu Teke Tetela Topoke Tumbwe Turumbu Tutsi Vira Wochua Yaka Yakoma Yombe Yulu Zande Zyoba

Non-indigenous	Chinese Europeans Greek Jewish

Ethnic groups in the Republic of the Congo

Baka Bayaka Beembe Bembe Buissi Gbaya Kongo Kwele Lari Mbochi Sangha Teke Yombe

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Gbaya people

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