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African-Indian, usually refers to people of mixed Indian and African heritage.

By demographic
Dougla, Caribbean people who are of mixed African and Indian descent
Chagossians, people of African, Malagasy and Indian ancestry who formerly lived in the Chagos Islands
Members of the Indian diaspora living in Africa and citizens of India living in Africa:
Indian South Africans (Natal Indians and Tamil South Africans)
Indian diaspora in Southeast Africa
Indians in Botswana
Indians in Madagascar (Madagascan Muslims)
Indians in Kenya
Indians in Mozambique
Indians in Réunion (Malbars and Zarabes)
Indians in Tanzania
Indians in Uganda
Indians in Zambia
Indians in Zimbabwe
Mauritians of Indian origin (Bihari and Tamil Mauritians)
Indo-Seychellois (Tamil Seychellois)
Indians in Malawi
Indians in Lesotho
Indians in Libya
Indians in Gabon
Indians in the Gambia
Indians in Ghana
Indians in Ethiopia
Indians in Eswatini
Indians in Eritrea
Indians in Egypt
Indians in Algeria
Indians in Angola
Indians in Burkina Faso
Indians in Burundi
Indians in Cameroon
Indians in Chad
Indians in Comoros
Indians in the Congo
Indians in the DR Congo
Indians in Equatorial Guinea
Indians in Guinea
Indians in Ivory Coast
Indians in Mauritania
Indians in Niger
Indians in Nigeria
Indians in Rwanda
Indians in Senegal
Indians in Sierra Leone
Indians in Somalia
Indians in South Sudan
Indians in Sudan
Indians in Tunisia
Descendants of the Homo sapiens originally from Aksum (modern-day Ethiopia) and members of the African diaspora living in India:
Siddis, a South Asian community of Bantu descent, with the Siddi Community in Karnataka being the most well-known.
Afro-Asians in South Asia, South Asian people of African descent whose ancestors came for work, study or business. Every year hundreds of African citizens come to India for short-term residence purposes.

Occasionally, the term "African Indian" may refer to people of mixed African and Indigenous American heritage, such as Zambo people or Black Native Americans in the United States, as "Indian" is also colloquially used to refer to native American peoples.

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