- separately.
AbaThembu
AmaMpondo (
Abambo and
Speak both
Xhosa and Mpondo)
AmaMpondomise different ethnic group but
speak Xhosa AmaMfengu (
Abambo origin Xhosa...
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definition of
Thembu is /Xam bu !e. /Xam
intermarried with
Abambo a minority, not the
majority of
Abambo they
build a
relationship with them, that's why today...
-
Kgosi (Tswana:
Chief or leader) of the BaPo ba
Mogale (also
called Bapo,
abaMbo, or
BaKwena ba Mogale) in what is now
South Africa.
Mogale reigned for almost...
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considered as part of the
Xhosa people. The Ama-Mpondomise form part of the
AbaMbo ethnic group of
South Africa one of few
indigenous groups of
Southern Africa...
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Natal from the
Abambo people for £1,650. A
formal contract was
drawn up by
Laurens van
Swaanswyk and
signed by the
chief of the
Abambo people, with the...
- the
leader of the once-powerful Embo
nation (
Aba-
Mbo or Ma-
Mbo).
Mpondo people are part of the
Aba-
Mbo group who are
thought to have
migrated from the...
- Struik. John
Henderson Soga (1930). The south-eastern Bantu: (Abe-Nguni,
Aba-
Mbo, Ama-Lala-Nguni ). The Wi****ersrand
university press. John
Britten Wright;...
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Zelemu who
lived in the
Pongola and
ruled his
people who were part of the
abaMbo people.
Chief Zelemu shared the same
ancestor with
Chief Wushe by the name...
- 2011. John
Henderson Soga (1930). The south-eastern Bantu: (Abe-Naguni,
Aba-
Mbo, Ama-Lala). The Wi****ersrand
university press.
Retrieved 31 July 2011...
- 1760 to 1900. The
Sotho name Bapô is
derived from the
Nguni equivalent abaMbô. The
tribe originated four
generations after the
first Ndebele chief, Musi...
