Lozi

American

[loh-zee] / ˈloʊ zi /

noun

a Bantu language spoken in Barotseland, in western Zambia.

Lozi British

/ ˈləʊzɪ /

noun

the language of the Barotse people of Zambia, belonging to the Bantu group of the Niger-Congo family

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Other startups include the operator of food-finder app Lozi that received a combined seven-figure investment from DesignOne Japan Inc and Singapore's Golden Gate Ventures.

From Reuters

Lozi, launched in 2012, now boasts 600,000 registered users and 4 million unique visits each month.

From Reuters

Tran Minh Son, one of four Lozi founders, quit university in Pennsylvania to concentrate on the app.

From Reuters

Among those played are the mbira, timbila, kalimba, guitar-lute, Lozi drums, tampura drone, bamboo pipe, Japanese koto zither, and double respiratory linguaphone.

From Time Magazine Archive

His predecessors struggled to preserve a degree of Lozi autonomy from the encroachments of Kenneth Kaunda's central government, but Lewanika is a realist and gave up the battle.

From Time Magazine Archive

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