92 Southern and East African
Narrow group page inside the ASCCEG hierarchy. Use it to open the final detailed cultural and ethnic group records that sit under this branch.
What this narrow group covers
ASCCEG narrow groups are the middle layer between the broad group and the detailed cultural and ethnic group record. They help keep the classification readable before the final four-digit code is chosen.
If you already know this is the correct narrow branch, use the detailed group links below to move to the end code.
Narrow group facts
- Code
- 92
- Broad group
- 9 Sub-Saharan African
- Detailed groups
- 31
Final codes
Detailed groups in Southern and East African
Detailed cultural and ethnic groups
- 9201 Afrikaner
- 9202 Angolan
- 9203 Eritrean
- 9204 Ethiopian
- 9205 Kenyan
- 9206 Malawian
- 9207 Mauritian
- 9208 Mozambican
- 9211 Namibian
- 9212 Oromo
- 9213 Seychellois
- 9214 Somali
- 9215 South African
- 9216 Tanzanian
- 9217 Ugandan
- 9218 Zambian
- 9221 Zimbabwean
- 9222 Amhara
- 9223 Batswana
- 9226 Masai
- 9228 Tigrayan
- 9231 Tigre
- 9232 Zulu
- 9233 Burundian
- 9235 Madi
- 9236 Ogaden
- 9237 Rwandan
- 9238 Shona
- 9241 Swahili
- 9242 Swazilander
- 9299 Southern and East African, nec
Frequently asked questions
What does ASCCEG narrow group 92 mean?
Southern and East African is the middle layer in ASCCEG 2025. It narrows the broad group before the final detailed group code is chosen.
Is this the final ASCCEG code?
No. The terminal code is the four-digit cultural and ethnic group record shown below.
Why show all detailed groups here?
The narrow group page is the last structural step before the end code, so it should expose the detailed options directly.
Source and trust
- Official ASCCEG source
- ABS ASCCEG 2025
- Last reviewed
- 2026-04-18
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