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Venḓa or
Tshivenḓa is a
Bantu language and an
official language of
South Africa and Zimbabwe. It is
mainly spoken by the
Venda people (or Vhavenḓa) in...
- The
Venḓa (Vha
Venḓa or Vhangona) are a
Bantu people native to
Southern Africa living mostly near the
South African-Zimbabwean border. The
Venda language...
- conclusion. The
first episode was
aired on 7
April 1997. It was the
first Tshivenda language TV drama, but
later became multilingual in
order to showcase...
- predominate. The
iKalanga language is
closely related to the Nambya,
TshiVenda, and
KheLobedu languages of
Zimbabwe and
South Africa.
Linguists place...
- Park on the
eastern side. The main
languages of
broadcast are English,
Tshivenda, Sepedi, and Xitsonga.
UNIVEN FM
began broadcasting in 1997, providing...
- in the streets. [1] "Musina" in
TshiVenda means that
which spoils.
Alluding to the fact that
copper "spoilt" the
Venda's efforts to mine gold in the region...
- Zimbabwe,
often referred to as
Mwendamberi and they are also
found among Vha
Venda called VhoMudabeli. Bo-Ntombo/Baperi: The Ntombo(otherwise
referred to as...
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Yokohama velvet bean, cowage, cowitch,
lacuna bean, and Lyon bean. The
Tshivenda/
Venda language name is Vhulada. The
plant is
notorious for the
extreme itchiness...
- Afrikaans, 8% Sepedi, 6% Sesotho, 8%
Setswana and 1% each for
Xitsonga and
Tshivenda. 21% of its
programming was multilingual. For 2002, the
channel was committed...
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awards for Best
Female Artist and
Tshivenda Best at Fame
South African Music Awards.[citation needed]
Shumela Venda was
released in 2017. It was supported...
