History of the Ndebele Kingdom and how they were colonized

[@nbcapo7352]

So proud to be ndebele

[@Yourfavlethu]

Yes

[@ndikxxndimande5542]

Mzilikazi wasnt defeated at Vegkop but he defeated the boers at Vegkop in 1836 not 1838, he was only defeated in 1837 at groot Marico also known as Egabheni in the North of Transval.

[@christianndlovu-lh7vu]

There was one thing that was a venom here comma the zimbabwean and south african Ndebele Are historically the same people comma but over time They started to drift off comma into the south and north Ndebele, The northern. S became the zulu After a while, but then does the loose start a taking some of the Xhosa Language leaving to types of Zulu, the original and the mixed, Then later on the original zulu started moving upass the limpopo to zimbabwe and became the Matabele While our South African cousin's, I'm going with their ways and later on. Became a little bit linked With the Swazi People in language and the Sotho People with Clothing, But still maintain their culture and heritage, But this is also why their Prince married The Sotho princess as a way to bring The 2 tribes together, So bottom line is ancestry we are the same but modernly, we are more or less distant cousins, But the main way you can tell us apart is by our cultural dress, the northern Ndebele Usually we're therainbow blankets , Especially during ceremonial or Marriage times, and us North Ndebele Primarily dress like the Zulu. But still have some elements of our northern cousins, along with the gold nutcranes, to symbolize Status and wealth. Along with the Bead work, but then again. The bead work is kind of Throughout Southern Africa, so it might not count as much

[@thandilentshona8041]

I'm a South African.Bring back Ndebele people to their own LAND SA

[@dee4069]

Abasyeke phansi once, sbuye'khaya wena Thandi

[@macdonaldzharima81]

Ndebebe people came to Zimbabwe. They are Zimbabweans wena. They left SA on their own. They made Zim their home. So if you say bring them home, bring them to Zimbabwe

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Mcdonald zharima ,Ndebeles, sothos, tswanas and xhosas are not from zimbabwe. They are south africa origin. They belong here in kzn ,EC and Nw .

[@nbcapo7352]

At the end of the we are all nguni people

[@otaliesin2133]

They chose to go colonize Zim, now they must deal with that decision.

[@wuhu0]

I'm half Shona and half Northern Ndebele

[@DUKEOFSOUNDS]

Same here bro . One love 👊🏿. We are unique

[@la_dweng6407]

Me too♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Privilege moyo,here in SA we know and we told that tshona people have these funny names, Privilege .you are a tshona not half.

[@la_dweng6407]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 cya so you left these other two guys to tell me what you are telling me...are you for real fyi I don't know this tshona thing you talking about and I am Shona not tshona bhuti my parents are from zim this northern ndebele and Shona thing has nothing to do with you thank you very much

[@macdonaldzharima81]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Not cool.

[@nyashaleroy2764]

I dont know much but all i know is that the Ndebele (Amahlabezulu) moved from KZN/ Swaziland/Mpumalanga area to South Zimbabwe. That is why you will find so many Ndebeles who have Sotho descent, Swazi descent (me) and even Tswana descent. Siyi amahlabezulu amahle!

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Leroy Chiparaushe, you are a tshona NOt swazi descent ,Leave mzilikazi movement to ndebeles and zulus,you talk about you tshona history. You are a tshona NOT A SWAZI OR NDEBELE DESCENT.

[@nyashaleroy2764]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Hey wena ngingumHlabezulu. uMama wami nguNdebele. Yebo ngingumshona but ngungumHlabezulu. Please what you are doing is called tribalism and it is not right.

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Leroy Chiparaushe, they is no really ndebele who will marry a tshona ,you mama is not a really ndebele she is tshona. And you not half ndebele or swazi descent. Your parents are both NOT ndebele. Who marries a tshona. Bring back over 20000 people you made to disappear

[@nyashaleroy2764]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 my mamas surname is maphosa-sibanda, her great grandfather fought along with mzilikazi kamashobane, my ancestor Jekwane was part of a chieftainship in Swaziland, tinkhundla, is that enough information for you? Izibongo saMama wami ngu Sibanda, Vodloza

[@nyashaleroy2764]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 you can say what ever you like but I am half ndebele with swazi descent and i am proud of that, my gogo was a 1/4 Swazi, my great grandfather was 1/2 Swazi , my great grandmother was Nina of the NKALA clan (Ndebele), and my great great grandfather Jekwane (Swazi praise name for the Maphosa clan name) was 100% Swazi so don’t think you can come telling me that I don’t have swazi descent and that I am not ndebele

[@MphethuJiv]

Don't mix the Ndebele of Musi and Ndebele of Mzilikazi, Musi left first from the Ngunis for greener pasture and Mzilikazi left after the clutch with Shaka

[@mikamiks2475]

So where did the Ndebeles of Musi go after ? Please if appreciate any info

[@MphethuJiv]

Their first stop from the Nguni where it now called KZN is at Motlhkeng/Mhlangeni next to Johannesburg and proceed to now called Pretoria were they were removed by the europeans to some location of mamelodi, attredgeville,winterveldt,sosha,skraal until to the place called Kwa Mhlanga

[@mbulelozulu7963]

@@mikamiks2475 Mpumalanga province in South Africa

[@killerbea334life6]

@@mikamiks2475 they went to gauteng,mpumalanga and limpopo

[@killerbea334life6]

@@MphethuJiv nah they settled in gauteng and after their division of ndzundza and manala. They expanded.king mabhena(manala) pushed to north west province and marblehall.then ndundza and his followers pushed to mpumalanga until the city modern day belfast and lydebvurg but after the defeat of European the lands were taken

[@thandilentshona8041]

Bring back Ndebele people in their own land SA

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Thandile Ntshona, you can say that again.these tshona people are bad news, are you aware that in bulawayo one can find xhosa, sotho, tswana speaking people. Are you aware these tshona people killed innocent people because of language. Sis thanks to technology, on KZbin im learning about SADC countries. I'm currently learning about eswatini.

[@macdonaldzharima81]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Wena siyabulela tribalist Ndini. NdingumShona and what you keep commenting is exactly what Africa doesn't need right now 🖐️

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Macdonald Zharima, you killing innocent people because of language, giving all jobs to tshona people, you destroying ndebele, sotho, tswana, xhosa and San people language is that not tribalism .we know what u tshona people are doing .I can not stand you tshona people. Masende exhwele, hambo kunya.

[@nyashaleroy2764]

@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 tribalist alert. we shonas we dont hate you ndebele people i am half shona and ndebele with swazi descent, ndingumShona

[@siyabulelamlungwana8181]

@Leroy Chiparaushe, you are not a swazi descent, you and not a ndebele descent, you are a tshona

[@mbalimary1688]

This is way too complicated from what elders told us and what we were taught in school… but thank you for the content.

[@lawrencetshuma2308]

What did your elders teach you

[@Mrfreedom1776]

Idk​@@lawrencetshuma2308

[@queenapryllm8454]

Interesting I do have some ndebele heritage as well but I don't speak it fascinating

[@christianndlovu-lh7vu]

So do you do a lot of cultural attire

[@percymkhwebane6021]

First, the ndebele do not stem from Zulu. The Amandebele are older than the Zulu nation as we know it. 2) mzilikazi was not ndebele as his surname was khumalo/nxumalo. As he was chased by amabutho, he fled and hid from Shaka. He stayed with the Amandebele from the transvaal region for three years before usurping their name, culture and soldiers to Zimbabwe. A ndebele nation did not exist in Zimbabwe until the arrival of Mzilikazi and named it amandebele akwaMthwakazi. The ndebeles in the south amantungwa. There's more to learn about these people

[@lawrencetshuma2308]

Not true. Someone needs a history lesson. Zimbabwean Ndebele's and South African Ndebele's never interacted. Infact Mzilikazi kaMashobane was a Chief under Tshaka who run away after a conflict between them. Mzilikazi left with approximately 300 Amabutho from zululand. Mzilikazi raided, conquered and absorbed the local Sothos forcing them to speak Zulu and adopt the Zulu culture and religion Mzilikazi was also force out of South Africa by Zulu warriors.. This forced Mzilikazi and cross Limpopo to Mordern day Zimbabwe we he established his Kingdom Kwabulawayo. Zimbabwean Ndebele is closely related to South African Zulu. Zim ndebeles have Zulu constumes and culture. They understand Zulu more than Any other Nguni language

[@princedube8404]

That's not true ...mfethu

[@killerbea334life6]

@@lawrencetshuma2308 south Africa ndebele origanated in 1400s .8 generations of king ruled before we splitted to amanzunza(mahlangu)and amanala(mabhena)

[@dumisanizikhali4790]

Mzilikazi kaMashobane was no Ndebele but a Zulu man and the people he fled with were mostly his relatives and other tribes who joined him and he was never chased by impi ka Shaka he moved away to avoid conflict only for the impi to follow him

[@dumisanizikhali4790]

Lol he was never forced out of the country by Shaka's impi he fled trying to protect his people emhlahlandlela present day Pretoria the Boer was using a machine gun he he decided to move up north he then crossed Limpopo not because of Shaka but to find greener pastures away from the Boer nor this false statement you making these are my ancestors as well we knew our history before it was written on paper 📃 stop spreading false narratives

[@blackchildanthem6906]

My People...L feel at peace around our history

[@PMAB8]

The Ndebele people are part of the southern African Ndebele.

[@ShakaZungu-h7v]

Ingquza le oyikhulumayo

[@dwreckingram]

Thanks @Shea

[@nyashaleroy2764]

I am ndebele and shona does that mean the ndebele family of my side were of sotho and nguni descent

[@butholezwemabhena8333]

May you damn piss off we don't have half shona half ndebele uyezwa wena njayothuvi amandebele ngamaNdebele

[@mphophetla8039]

@@butholezwemabhena8333 you're rude he/she did not say you're half Shona

[@IamZulu-8]

@@butholezwemabhena8333 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@macdonaldzharima81]

@@butholezwemabhena8333 What's than wena lawe.

[@nyashaleroy2764]

@@butholezwemabhena8333 Hey wena my mom is ndebele from famona bulawayo and my dad is shona from hwedza gweru ngicela phendula umbuzo lami

[@danielmsiza9400]

You are busy talking about the Ndebeles from Zimbabwe but you have little information about the South African Ndebeles

[@emmanuelndlovu6896]

The Ndebeles in SA, Southern Ndebele and Northern Ndebele are very different, the language and tradition. Northern Ndebele is closely related to the Zulu. The Southern Ndebele sounds completely different from the other two

[@madlala8487]

@@emmanuelndlovu6896 thats is true bro. But we must not forget that some of the true ndebele (sa) ie (magodonga, mahlangu) were the first people to be absorbed into mzilikazis nation, followed next by amasuthu and amatswana and amaswati. All this before he crossed into zimbabwe. Where he then incoporated both shona and kalanga people.

[@scanmatrix]

@Clive Nyathi These are the ones who were shipped into Mzilikazi's country because the Matebele/AmaNdebele were said to be stubborn, warlike and always itching for a fight and and did not want to be ruled or made to work under the white man. The white man then brought in the aMaxhosa as they were not warlike and were easy to control. The whiteman's premise was that they would use the AmaXhosa to dilute the warrior attitude of the AmaNdebele as they had already been having them work their farms in the Eastern Cape. The AmaXhosa where shipped in through the railway line through Botswana. On instances where the trains broke down, some escaped & joined the local population, some where abandoned along the route when the journey to Bulawayo became too costly for the whiteman. They mostly reside in villages along the railway line from Mahikeng to Bulawayo. A large population of the descendants are found in a village called Mahalapye. In Matebeleland they were given a piece of land to settle in called Mbembezi/Mbembesi(eGadade). They largely kept together hence they kept their isXhosa alive.

[@SAOnPoint]

@@emmanuelndlovu6896 The original language was Nguni.Nguni was a language spoken at that time by many.During that time,the people were settled among their small clans..Few clans split from Nguni nation and formed a nation of Amandebele who were led by King Ndebele who went to settle in a present day Pretoria along side pedi and Tswana people.That is why the Southern Ndebele souds like a mixture of zulu and Sotho. Five generations of kingdomship past and the 6th King was King Mhlanga who fathered King Musi.King musi fatherd Ndunza and Manala.After Musi's death,manala fought with Ndunza and they later split into two..Today those Ndebeles are found in Mpumalanga and Gauteng. On the other hand, centuries later after the Mthethwa clan emerged from the Nguni and conquer other clans to form the nation of AmaZulu.The Mthethwa clan was led by their chief, uShaka ka Senzakhona,yena Waka Zulu..The kingdom of AmaZulu was now big nation.The Khumalo clan had issues,they were killing each other fighting for the chieftaincy.UmZilikazi ka mashobane fled to uShaka for help after his grandfather,zwide kaLanga from his mother 's side killed his father,umashobane kaMangethe.With the military help from Shaka Zulu,Mzilikazi conquered back his clan and killed his grandfather.He became the right hand man of Shaka until the dispute between them which led them to flee KwaZulu and run towards north.He arrive in Pretoria and discover/found the Musi Ndebele that I have mentioned alongside the Pedis and Tswana..They could understand each other but due to cultural differences,they started fighting of which it led Mzilikazi to further North and settled in kwaBulawayo, Zimbabwe were he came across the kalangas(Moyos).The Ndebele of Zimbabwe is similar to Zulu than the ones in South Africa. The other Ndebele which is usually ignored are the Gegana/Kekana clan who are settled in Mghombana/Mokopane area in Limpopo province.This group are originally from KwaZulu and they broke away from the Ndlovu Clan and migrated to petermaritzburg and later to Swaziland because of tribal wars.They led by their paramount chief Keke.After his death,his son Bolongo took over and moved to Tshwane [Pretoria],and settled in a place called marabastaad.Years later Mthombeni led them to zebediela in Limpopo province and after Mthombeni, Gegana/Kekana took over and later the Gegana split into two.Some remained in zebediela while some went to settle in Mghombana/Mokopane and Bolongwane/Polokwane..This language is a mixture of Zulu, Swati,pedi and Tsonga.. Mghombane means umhlangano in Zulu/Ndebele which in pedi they say kopano/mohlakano.. Bolongwane which today is known by a Pedi name Polokwane means KwaBolongo,which they dedicated that place by the paramount chief who led them out of tribal wars in KwaZulu....

[@SAOnPoint]

@Clive Nyathi Original language was Nguni.People during this time were settled among their clans..Each clan had their chieftaincy.Some clans were emerged and become a powerful nation must like the Mthethwas who were led by uShaka and became Zulu nation..On the other hand,the Mthombeni, Mhlangas and Khumalos also emerged to form a Ndebele nation..The Dlaminis,similani,Maseko etc became the Swatis,the Nxumalas and Khosos became a Tsonga/Shaangani nation.The maphondomise, maphondo, abathembu,Hubis became a Xhosa nation..All the Nguni people are one nation and that's why we can understand each other

[@LesThaDon]

Chief you are talking pure nonsense, I could not even watch for more than a minute, stop teaching lies and learn properly

[@ingwenyayamabhande5537]

On top of that, they make it sound like it's a verified fact 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@felixgodsownonome8911]

What led to d war between cecil john thodes n lobengula

[@kharbzi_Aletee]

Can you a video on bapedi tribe too

[@donbond3133]

They cheated King Lobengula

[@roymhlanga5169]

These are matabele not ndebele we are amatabele /amantungwa

[@neo1675]

Can you please elaborate on this for me I’m learning about my heritage And my family tells me we’re matebele

[@dumakoentertainment9513]

This history is wrong! Ask us you shall learn! The Ndebele tribe is about 600 to 700 years old. It was no way founded by Mzilikazi! I’m talking about the southern African Ndebeles. I shall stop there.

[@killerbea334life6]

True

[@sphiwegoodman8191]

Tru

[@sphiwegoodman8191]

This history is wrong

[@christianndlovu-lh7vu]

You're both right and wrong in King Mzilikazi Kumalo, Founded the Matabelelnation Of zimbabwe, And He took up the name from inspiration of the Sotho Who called Nguni People the Matabel Which Refers to ethnic groups who wield Shields of Cowskin, And when My people's king, Stole some of the kettle from the Sotho Along with Some of their people, He founded a new nation, That would later on settle in zimbabwe as there new home And kingdom, The Ndebele You're referring to are the Kwandeble ( I hope I spelled that right, Please correct me if I am wrong) Who from what I have heard are the descendants of the Xhosa And A bit of the sotho Hence Why you have Colorful blankets, And I believe King Mzilikazi Stumbled upon the Kwandeble And I don't know the full story, But I think he killed your king or something, All I know is A few of your people also joined Mzilikazi's New tribe On their journey to zimbabwe, Making friends and foes along The way Which is why our proper names are Matabelel For my people and Kwandeble For your people, But at the end of the day , even though we aren't the same , we are still similar in terms of Being Ndebele Which makes us the best Ethnic group🇿🇼🇿🇦

[@dumakoentertainment9513]

@@christianndlovu-lh7vu No, the amandebele , as group descended from what is now KZN and they where one of the ethnic groups belonging to the Nguni tribe of that time. led by king/chief Ndebele, around 1450 or so. Then king ndebele led his followers away from kzn because of wars and settled around what’s now known as heidelberg (gauteng’s and later the group moved to what is now Pretoria and across Mpumalanga. that is way you find Ndebeles next to the province of kzn, Mpumalanga not any where near the Xhosa lands. as they where moving from kzn inwards the land, until they settled next to the Pedi hence the cultural references., Not Xhosa. The blankets and love for bright colours and sweet food 😂have nothing to do with any other tribe in SA. So, as Mzilikazi was fleeing, the first tribe he came to contact with was the ama Ndebele because of their close proximity to KZN which he was fleeing from. That’s where he refuged from shaka and later on caused the war with Amandebele that killed king Sibindi and Magondongo, and then he fled to zimbabwe.

[@emihleluvuno7950]

I feel the creator of the video should do more research about ndebeles and not focus a whole video of a part of a tribe the was kidnapped/colonized and changed The video is misleading therefore should not be taken seriously or to heart because you will be mislead about one of the oldest tribes on the continent

[@K.B.C.J]

And the shangaan tribe are also the Nguni but under Soshangane and all the Nguni tribes originated fro from Nigeria in the eastern part according to history,,before they settled in KZN

[@phakamilekhuzwayo3833]

aBantu originated from Buganda (Uganda)their leader was Mnguni =amaNguni and his father was Untu =abaNtu.

[@esethumadlavu8631]

I would like to say your history is flawed as Nguni consists of four nations from different places. I would like you to answer one question. Recent remains of early humans of the oldest of all the remains found is from South Africa. So please answer me on this did we migrate to SA to Nigeria or did we migrate from Nigeria to SA?

[@esethumadlavu8631]

@@phakamilekhuzwayo3833 lies Uganda’s don’t even know any language we speak and have no similar language of the nguni language

[@K.B.C.J]

@@esethumadlavu8631 from the Eastern part of Nigeria in the Igbo land

[@zgmkwambo5306]

Anive nixaka ma Africa ukukholwa I history eyabhalwa umuntu omhlophe isifiki naso e Africa sizobhala our history ,angikholwa yonke lento yokuphuma ko Uganda ,

[@MissyChelsea]

These comments man… thr was South African or Zimbabwe it was purely African with different tribes Periods. White people really did a number on u with these boarders

[@nonhlanhlamahlangu8427]

This isnt accurate but okay

[@Appydem]

Misleading, misleading, misleading. Matebele is a collective of South African tribes that settled in Zimbabwe. Mzilikazi went through central and northern South Africa, Botswana and Zambia before returning to settle kwaBulawayo. By then, he had collected many tribes along the way while some people fell off along the away i.e. the present day Zulus in Zambia.

[@pureone8350]

That’s exactly what he was teaching

[@youshmahlangu8565]

that's a false information

[@SAOnPoint]

The information is partially true..He didn't really explain the Ndebele of Musi kaMhlanga.Musi kamhlanga is the one who fathered Ndunza and Manala.Those two formed their separate kingdoms,that's why today we have Mahlangu and mabhena,but their one people..

[@childofthesoil1163]

The problem with this stories are being told from the colonizers perspective until we tell our history our people will be misinformed Africa wake up & narate your own story .Zim Ndebeles are Zulus those who knows history can tell the truth

[@jackythembamolepo2512]

If I was owning this video I was gonna remove from KZbin. This is nonsense, pure lies...

[@percymkhwebane6021]

Elaborate, I'm interested. There's a few I picked up but not too far from the truth

[@roymhlanga7481]

We are nit the ndebele we of mzilikazi but amantungwa

[@SAOnPoint]

Originally some Nguni people under the King Ndebele formed a nation of Amandebele.King Ndebele fathered King Mhlalangana.King Mhlalangana fathered King Mthungwa(don't confuse him with the Khumalo Mthungwa bcoz that one was fathered by Mbulazi).King Mthungwa fathered King Jonono who fathered King nanasi.King nanasi fathered Mafana who fathered King Mhlanga.King Mhlanga fathered King Musi who fathered Ndunza and Manala..The Mhlangas are the ones from South Africa.. But remember Mzilikazi who came running from uShaka Came settled in Pretoria before going to kwaBulawayo, Zimbabwe.On his arrival in Pretoria (He came across the Ndebeles of Mthungwas/Mhlangas/Musi)..When Mzilikazi later on moved to Zimbabwe,some of the Mthungwas/Mhlangas went to Zimbabwe with him..

[@xolanijamela1686]

Ow amahlabezulu

[@nyashaleroy2764]

Siyi Mahlabezulu!!

[@SAOnPoint]

@Ingungumbane Remember abaNguni were scattered in the present day Kwazulu Natal, Free State and Mpumalanga. Under the Nguni nation,Ndebele was one of the largest tribe that emerged under Nguni.Ndebele had so many tribes and Zulu clan became the nation under the kingdom of UShaka kaSenzakakhona.Remeber Shaka colonised many people but some fled to other parts of the country.Some of the sotho/pedi/tswana people call themselves matebele meaning amaNdebeles while some calls themselves Bakoni meaning Amanguni...I know it's a bit complicated

[@SAOnPoint]

The Khumalos originated with Khumalo kaMntungwa who settled around the Mkhuze river in Northern KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. There they lived, predominantly under the yoke of the larger Ndwandwe for several generations. Khumalo kaMntungwa was succeeded by his son Mkhatshwa kaKhumalo, Mkhatshwa kaKhumalo was succeeded by his son Mangethe kaMkhatshwa (Mangethe was also called "Zikode"). The three eldest sons of Mangethe kaMkhatshwa produced the three primary branches of the Khumalo House. They are: Mashobane kaMangethe (also called "Matshobane kaZikode"). It is from this branch that the Royal line of Khumalo descends. Magawozi "Dloko" kaMangethe (also called "Magawozi kaZikode") Gasa kaMangethe (also called "Gasa kaZikode").

[@sheltonmasuku5382]

Misleading

[@sarelg.theron5542]

Where they not originally Nguni COLONISTS from NIGER, and Mzilkazi had a scorched earth policy when he ran from Shaka's treachery and what he do to Shona nation when he arrived in Zimbabwe ... ?

[@biglez3798]

You're talking about Rhodes and his colonialists now!

[@sarelg.theron5542]

@@biglez3798 I am talking before Rhodes, check your history...

[@PMAB8]

Again Mzilikazi didn’t die in Zimbabwe and only those close to and his close advisers and doctors know where died running away from the British government. That’s why they is no grave for him. Research better next time.

[@princedube8404]

Woza ngikufundise umlandu wamaNdebele ...Where its came from

[@SamFuyana]

King Mzilikazi lies buried in the Matopos Mountains near Bulawayo. He died in 1868 at Ingama near Bulawayo.

[@SamFuyana]

😂

[@ingwenyayamabhande5537]

This is misleading... The Ndebele people are not from the Zulu nation

[@sphiwesibanyoni7994]

abuyaphi then

[@ingwenyayamabhande5537]

@@sphiwesibanyoni7994 uMzilikazi wasuka kwaZulu aqabene noShaka... Wafika estjhabeni samaNdebele wakhosela... amaNdebele wakwaManala (Nothern Ndebele) bekabuswa yiNgwenyama uSibindi amaNdebele wakwaNzuza (Southern Ndebele) abuswa yiNgwenyama uMagodongo Wababulala bobabili, wathumba amabutho wabo, wehla nawo bewayokufika eZimbabwe Hence isiNdebele seZimbabwe sihlangene noma sine accent yesiZulu... Hence eZimbabwe kunaboSkhosana (indodana kaMusi kaMhlanga) Bavela eMbo

[@killerbea334life6]

@@ingwenyayamabhande5537 he was defeated by king mabhoko that why he ran away to Zimbabwe

[@ingwenyayamabhande5537]

@@killerbea334life6 No, he did manage to kill uMagodongo (Mabhoko's son)... Before fleeing with his (Magodongo's) soldiers to kwaBulawayo

[@killerbea334life6]

@@ingwenyayamabhande5537 mabhoko was a chief under magondongwe. When magondongwe was kidnapped and killed mabhoko retaliate. And defeated mzilikazi. After that the ndebele nation recovered under mabhoko that why he is king