The Bemba people are an ethnic group primarily found in the northern region of Zambia. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional music, dance, and crafts. The Bemba language, also called Bemba, is widely spoken among the community and serves as a vital part of their identity. Historically, the Bemba people were organized into chiefdoms, with a strong emphasis on community and kinship. Their economy is largely based on agriculture, with crops like maize and cassava being staples. The Bemba also engage in fishing and trade, contributing to their social and economic structure.