Luba-Katanga is a cultural and ethnic group primarily found in the southeastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. They are known for their rich traditions, including intricate art, music, and dance, which reflect their history and social values. The Luba-Katanga people speak the Luba-Katanga language, a Bantu language that is part of the larger Bantu language family. The Luba-Katanga are also recognized for their historical kingdom, which played a significant role in regional trade and politics. This kingdom was influential in the development of Luba culture and established a complex social structure, including a system of governance led by chiefs. Their contributions to art and craftsmanship, particularly in wood carving and sculpture, are highly regarded.