- The
Manyika people are a
Shona sub-group that
originated from the
Manyika Dynasty.
Manyika people speak several dialects which include ChiManyika (Northern...
- Mozambique. It
includes dialects ChiBocha,
ChiUngwe, and
ChiManyika, from
which the
broad Manyika language gets its name.
ChiManyika is
spoken by
people in the...
- and as well as
western Mozambique, who
speak a
distinct language called ChiManyika in
Shona (one of the
dialect of the
Shona language).
Manicaland is bordered...
-
collectively describe all the
Central Shonic varieties (comprising Zezuru,
Manyika,
Korekore and
Karanga or Ndau) or
specifically Standard Shona, a variety...
-
colonial regime (through Missionaries) to
replace it with the
language of
chiManyika as well as to re-identify the
indigenous people with a new
identity the...
- Duma, Govera, Jena, Nyubi) Doke 1931 S10:
Shona group S13 mxc
Manyika (Bamanyeka,
Chimanyika),
Bocha (Boka), Guta, Jindwi,
Hungwe Doke 1931;
Fortune 2004...
-
language and it is
mutually intelligible with
other Shona languages such as
Manyika,
Zezuru and Karanga. The 2013
Constitution of
Zimbabwe accorded Ndau's...
-
Secretary of
State for Democracy,
Human Rights, and
Labor (2014–2017)
James Manyika University of
Zimbabwe Keble 1989
Zimbabwe Academic, consultant, and business...
-
worldwide diaspora.
There are five
major Shona language/dialect clusters:
Manyika, Karanga, Zezuru, Korekore, Kalanga, and Ndau. The
Shona people are grouped...
-
Manyika and Ndau
dialects are
listed separately by
Ethnologue and are
spoken by
around 1
million and 2.4
million people, respectively. When
Manyika and...
