aid preserving information and recalling the history and knowledge of the Luba. The Luba people, states Mary Roberts, developed "one [of] the most complex and brilliant mnemonic systems in Africa for recording royal history, king lists, migrations, initiation esoterica and family genealogies", such as the Lukasa memory board. These artworks are now found in numerous museums of the world. Notable Luba people Albert Kalonji Ariza Makukula Bill Clinton Kalonji, musician Christopher Nkunku Dieudonné Kayembe Mbandakulu Dikembe Mutombo, basketball player Étienne Tshisekedi Évariste Kimba Félix Tshisekedi, 5th president of DRC Gabriel Kyungu wa Kumwanza Grand Kalle, musician Herita Ilunga Jason Sendwe Jean Kalala N'Tumba, football player John Numbi Jonas Mukamba Kadiata Nzemba Joseph Kabila, 4th president of DRC Kalala Ilunga Laurent Desire Kabila, 3rd president of DRC Ndaye Mulamba, football player Nico Kasanda, musician Oscar Kashala, politician Pepe Kalle, musician Tshala Muana, musician 'References Further reading Davidson, Basil: Africa in History: Themes and Outlines, Revised & Expanded Edition. Simon & Schuster, NY (1991). Fage, J.D. and Oliver, Roland, general editors: The Cambridge History of Africa. Vol V and VI., Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK (1976). Kabongo, Kanundowi and Bilolo, Mubabinge, Conception Bantu de l'Autorité. Suivie de Baluba: Bumfumu ne Bulongolodi", African University Studies, Munich - Kinshasa (1994). External links Omotola Akindipe, Veronica Tshiama & Francisco Yamba, Largest online resource to learn Tshiluba (Mofeko) Professor James Giblin, Department of History, The University of Iowa. Introduction: Diffusion and other Problems in the History of African States in Arts & Life at Africa Online. Lucian Young. The Luba at Minnesota State University, Mankato The Maurer Collection, Amherst University. Slit gongs & Musical Oracles People from Katanga Province Bantu peoples Ethnic groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo