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Others African ethnic groups arrived to colonial Santo Domingo during the slavery's period were: [[Wolof people|Wolof]] (kidnapped from [[Senegal]]), [[Aja people|Aja]] (also called ''[[Arará]]s'' in Santo Domingo and kidnapped from [[Dahomey]], current [[Benin]]), [[Ambundu]] (from the [[Kingdom of Ndongo]], in north Angola), Bran (originating from [[Brong-Ahafo Region]], west from [[Ghana]]), [[Fulbe people|Fulbe]], [[Kalabari tribe|Kalabari]] (originating from slave port from [[Calabar]], in Nigeria), Terranova (slaves bought probably in [[Porto-Novo, Benin]]), Zape (originating from [[Sierra Leone]]), [[Bambara people|Bambara]] and [[Biafada people|Biafada]] (this latter was originating from [[Guinea-Bissau]]) people.{{citation needed|date=May 2021}}
The Wolof were kidnapped to Santo Domingo from [[Senegal]] in the first half of the sixteenth century, until the kidnapping of this ethnic group was prohibited after his rebellion in 1522.<ref name="UNHCR"/> Many of the slaves were also Ajas, usually taken in [[Kingdom of Whydah|Whydah]], Benin. The Ajas arrived in Santo Domingo, were well known for having made religious [[Fraternity|brotherhoods]], integrated exclusively for them, the ''San Cosme'' and ''San Damian''.<ref>Esteban Deive, Carlos (September 5, 1977). ''Revista Ahora''. Num. 721.</ref>
== Demographics ==
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