Kabala is a town in northern Sierra Leone, mostly inhabited by Koranke and Limba people. It is known for its cloth and for its New Year's Daypicnic on Gbawuria Hill to the west of the town. Limba (Terminalia superba ) is a dark hardwood native to Africa. ... A variety of fabric. ... This article is about January 1st in the Gregorian calendar. ... In contemporary usage, picnic can be defined simply as a pleasure excursion at which a meal is eaten outdoors, ideally, taking place in a beautiful landscape. ...
Kabala is a place name in the Limba language literally meaning 'at Bala' or 'Bala's place.' The Limba languages utilizes the prefix 'ka-' as a place identifier.
With respect to native governance Kabala is literally split between the Limba and Koranko Paramount Chiefs.