- The
Thembu (Xhosa: Aba
Thembu) are a
Xhosa Nation who
inhabited the
Kingdom of Thembuland. They were
established around the 16th
century as one of the Xhosa...
- Faku was
attacked by Zulu-King
Shaka Ka-Senzakhona, he
appealed to the
Thembu King
Ngubengcuka and the
Xhosa King
Hintsa for help with
defeating the Zulu-king...
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Congress (ANC)
party from 1991 to 1997. A Xhosa,
Mandela was born into the
Thembu royal family in Mvezo,
South Africa. He
studied law at the
University of...
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Ngubengcuka of the
Thembu nation of
Southern African Xhosas. Be that as it may, he was - and his
fellow members of the
Mandela branch of the
Thembus'
ruling royal...
- a
child and
adolescent in
South Africa and
being connected to the
royal Thembu dynasty. His
Xhosa birth name was Rolihlahla,
which is
loosely translated...
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Linares and
Duquende often incorporate overtones. [citation needed] Some
Thembu Xhosa women of
South Africa have a low,
rhythmic style of throat-singing...
- English,
Afrikaans Religion Christianity,
Modimo Related ethnic groups Pedi people,
Tswana people and Lozi people, San people,
Phuthi people,
Thembu people...
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Transkei region. Like
other separate Xhosa-speaking
kingdoms such as Aba-
Thembu and Ama-Mpondo, they
speak Xhosa and are at times[citation needed][clarification...
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overlooked them, the
strikers (among the main
organisers was a 42-year-old,
Thembu-origin
Nelson Mandela)
carried out
their threats. The
government countered...
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province of
South Africa. Its
territory is the
traditional region of the aba
Thembu. It was
formerly also
known as "Tamboekieland" or "Tambookieland". The area...