Wadigo

Wadigo ni kabila la Tanzania wanaoishi katika Mkoa wa Tanga, hasa kwenye mji wa Tanga. Pia wako Kenya wanapoishi upande wa Kusini wa mji wa Mombasa. Katika Kenya huhesabiwa kati ya mijikenda. 

Lugha yao ni Kidigo.

Marejeo
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—— (1982). Traditions of Origin and their Interpretation. The Mijikenda of Kenya. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Center for International Studies.
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Makabila ya Tanzania
Makabila ya Kenya