In Gabon the Nzebi language is also known as Bandjabi, and other spellings include Njebi and Ndzabi. It is a Bantu language of west-central Africa. Its speakers, the Nzebi people, live mainly in the forested south of Gabon, particularly in and around Ngounie province, with a smaller population across the border in the Republic of the Congo; many have also settled in Libreville and other cities. Estimates of speaker numbers vary, with figures upwards of a hundred thousand commonly cited. French is the official language of both countries, so Nzebi is used chiefly in homes, villages and local trade rather than in administration. Where it is written at all, it uses the Latin alphabet.
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