- from 1825
until his
death in 1858.
Soshangana was also
known by the name
Manukosi.
Soshangana was born
circa 1780 in present-day KwaNongoma, KwaZulu, to...
-
Voortrekker groups. His
entire group of 51
people was m****acred by an 'impi' of
Manukosi near Inhambane. Only his two
children were spared, as a
result of an intervention...
-
Tsonga people arrived here as
refugees from
Mozambique during the wars of
Manukosi, also
known as Soshangane.
Forced removal of
Venda people took
place during...
- warrior, were m****acred at
Inhambane by an impi (a
force of warriors) of
Manukosi.
Those of Tregardt's
party that had set up
around Soutpansberg moved on...
-
political instability. His grandfather,
Soshangane (also
called Manicusse or
Manukosi), was the king (or Nkosi) of a Nguni-speaking people,
related to the Swazi...
-
Inhambane (Djinjispruit, Limpoporiver, Mozambique) 49
Voortrekkers Ordered by
Manukosi, a chieftain.
Johannes Jacobus (Lang Hans)
Janse van Rensburg,
leader of...
- The
impact of the
Nguni wars
Mfecane reached the
Chopi territory where Manukosi Soshangane and
others from Zwide's
kingdom overran various parts of Mozambique...
-
refugees from
Mozambique during the wars of Soshangane, also
known as
Manukosi.
Chief Njhakanjhaka was one of many
Tsonga leaders who
rebelled against...
