Yemba

Yemba is a Niger–Congo language spoken in northeastern Gabon. It is a member of the Bantu family. Yemba has four dialects, all of which are mutually intelligible. The four dialects are: Northwestern Yemba, spoken in the villages of Okondja and Boé Northeastern Yemba, spoken in the villages of Oyem and Bitam Southwestern Yemba, spoken in the villages of Lékoni and Mékambo Southeastern Yemba, spoken in the village of Lastoursville The language is used in primary education in northeastern Gabon.