Ngoni invasion in East Africa.

[@thulanintunja3349]

Greetings to all my Nguni brothers and sisters in Zim,Moz, Zambia,Malawi,Eswatini & Tanzania. We are one mighty people.

[@felicianmapunda2328]

Ngoni from Tanzania many greetings from your brothers and sisters

[@paulinenyaga7140]

This is a very unique story and I loved it so much

[@paulinenyaga7140]

You helped me out 😜 I love 💕 it.

[@AndrewKundya]

Woow great history.....we have so many Ngoni in Tanzania

[@The-Histo-v8c]

ZULULAND the land of kings and warriors

[@tania.beine.]

Thank you so much sir😊this is super helpful...helped me understand the topic a lot more😂😂 there's no way I'm forgetting anybody this now.

[@hilarygodfrey2348]

Interesting information. I come from the Eastern part of Zimbabwe. And i remember my ancestors saying that colonialism actually came as a relief to them.

[@TowerAcademic]

Oooh dear, interesting to hear

[@khaltsharivist365]

Without the European colonial project it’s difficult to see how the Nguni expansion would have been stopped. Southern Africa would have been run by Nguni Kingdoms and Empires. Dingane and Mkhabayi were unlikely to plot and succeed to kill Tshaka.

[@baphithi]

@@khaltsharivist365 what a powerful nation we would all be, combined.

[@tutotutot5193]

your ancestors are liers.....

[@Boblee_huncho]

Thanks 🙏 for this video ohh yes 🥰 I was going for My history Tests about Ngoni invasion in East Africa. I was kinda frustrated coz I didn't have the notes but after watching this I feel relieved And happy 💚✨ thanks 🙏 God bless you ❤️💐💐

[@TowerAcademic]

👏

[@nalukwagodorothy7181]

Thank you for the help 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@baphithi]

Your country teaches about Ngoni invasion?

[@ameliaribeiro429]

Muito obrigada por toda esta explicaçao muito bem descrita, peço que nos traga os costumes, vivencias e tradiçoes praticadas por esta magnifica Ngoni tribo.

[@EsthertheConfidencebuilder]

Please be adding the effects as well

[@andileleonmthethwa2729]

I am Zulu and I think Nguni and Nguni tribes have some reconsiling to do

[@andileleonmthethwa2729]

*Ngoni

[@fullmetaltheorist]

Kufanele babuye ekhaya.

[@clementmakamo4557]

Yes mfwethu.umunzi mukulu

[@AndrewKundya]

Zulu Empire rised from one of the Nguni group

[@mosesmalebye8692]

When an underdog moves to be king

[@sportsrwanda11]

Ngoni crossed Zambezi River in 1835 running way from Shaka Zulu who died in 1828 it's just hilarious😂

[@augustinejere2050]

Very educative

[@andilegxelesha-maqashu7348]

Hlobisa Xaba a.k.a Nyamazana was a concubine in sobhuza's kraal in Mpumalanga when she saw that the men were very nervous about the oncoming Zwangendaba who was fleeing from the war in the south. Oh, she was the most beautiful woman in the kingdom, with a body to kill. As it turned out, she had the heart of a lion, and was vicious on battlefield. She crept out of the palace to meet this Zwangendaba Jele before he invaded. She assured him that the men and the king were very nervous and that he would win. She gave him details about the army and devised a strategy. In the battle she was unbelievable, slicing men, and some soldiers commented that she had resembled a wild animal (inyamazane). Nyamazana as she was known from that point, was appointed chief of the captured Swati warriors and on they went across the Limpopo. After many years of defeating the shona, and settling, they heard that Mzilikazi was on his way across. Zwangendaba suggested they move on, but Nyamazana declined. Off Zwangendaba went, and Nyamazana met Mzilikazi when he crossed. His comments were, "umile nje ngenyenyevu", she is built like a catapilla. The rest is history.

[@akim5201]

Thank you for posting

[@folkertdejong6974]

I am looking for a photo of Zwangendabe, where did you find the one you're using? Online I found it both connected to him and Gungunghana

[@collenmashakeni5187]

The one on th pic is King Nghunghunyani

[@ludigomhagama4023]

Good information. Songea name came from the first son of zwangedaba known as Songea mbano.

[@TowerAcademic]

Thanks, Amazing

[@AndrewKundya]

Chief Singeambano

[@SsabweRichard-fk4oz]

Wow ❤

[@orilocs]

Thanks for the information

[@shiifanampiina3153]

Thanks sir for your help and I support your work .

[@thomasmoyo1198]

You really know history. Teach them especially SAns

[@billtev9846]

Zwangendabe's kingdom of conquest is far greater and larger than Napoleon or Nazi Germany, he has to be one of the greatest military minds in history.

[@mzingeli3585]

I agree with you because the farthest one group settled in Kahama district close to lake Victoria in north Tanzania.

[@alfathabomanzini8564]

Rabbish! Am a shangana and thats my fallan king ngungunyana grandson to soshangana

[@sizwesithole007]

Yes there two migrations, one led by Zwangendaba n Butho Ngcobo and the other one led by Soshangane

[@kwezikolweni9385]

Can you please make a video of Adam's Calender and about the Sun God(Ra) which all bantu people praised in ancient Africa I also noticed how similar my culture and tradition of the Xhosa people is Similar to ancient Egyptian Traditions and cultures Can you please make a video that clarifies the ancient migration of the Nguni(Zulu, Bhaca, Swati, Xhosa, Ndebele, Hlubi and etc)people from Egypt to Southern Africa

[@TowerAcademic]

Ok dear thanks, we shall prepare that video for you.

[@sihlenkosi]

From Egypt? 😂😂😂

[@andilegxelesha-maqashu7348]

This is nonsense, leave it.

[@luyolotshume916]

Kwezi xjoda people never worship Ra xhosa people only pray to so nini na nini not Amen Ra that's the Sotho God not xhosa god im Xhosa by the way

[@luyolotshume916]

Your comment is nonsense Sotho people pray Ra do your research instead of arguing to respond bantu historical ties with Egypt

[@nalunkumalydia7388]

Thanks 👍😊

[@mzingeli3585]

Thanks for attempting to narrate a complex history of Mfekane, but some of the names personage mentioned are not collect. Ngoni of Zwangedaba are in Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Mozambique and Kenya.

[@AndrewKundya]

I don't think about Kenya

[@baphithi]

Do you know about the Yao people in China? They are known for the women’s long, thick hair. There is information on the internet about them having ties to the Zulu people.

[@Alex-bd4ov]

Why is it Ngoni? Not Nguni?

[@rowlandmassawe2305]

Good

[@nalukwagodorothy7181]

Thank you for the video 🥺💥🙏🙏💥

[@TowerAcademic]

You’re welcome 😊

[@kizitojohn4939]

Why were the ngoni successful in there inversion of East Africa.

[@douglasjere1727]

Thank you for this history but we need to be truthful and state that some things are not correct and some names are not correct too

[@bandisasimelane2115]

Then you are obliged to correct and educate us so we can all learn together.

[@mugishamusa1586]

Thanks

[@nbkhafula8381]

@rowlandmassawe! Easy on the narrator, the click, is a challenge to children who grew up surrounded by Swahili speaking people. Remember the Governments where you are finding those Ngunis , some banned the language from being taught in Schools. Malawi is an example.

[@fostertinashe9494]

Iam a Ngoni from Malawi.help me with my history

[@TowerAcademic]

Sure I will, thank you for reaching out to me. Am working on a special video for you. i will post it soon, you will be the first to know.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

I can teach you Zulu.

[@tutonguni529]

Can you give me information as to how the Ngoni closed down the east African slave trade please

[@samuelnyalugwe7507]

Point of correction sir Zwàngendaba , soshangana once settled in Zimbabwe but they were driven out buy the Shona. The only Ngoni leader to defeat the Shona was a lady named Nyamazana

[@khaltsharivist365]

Mzilikazi Khumalo has entered the chat. There is no record of Any Shona group defeat of any Nguni or even Sotho groups in battle. There is a a trail of destruction left by each group passing through. You misread the modus operandi of these migrating groups - moving on after pillage and plundering is not being repelled. Zwangendaba passed through plundering on his way up north to Tanzania, Sebetwane did the same raiding and finally settling in Zambia forming what became known as Barotseland kingdom, and ofcourse it was Queen Nyamazana Dlamini who was Zwangendaba’s niece (and later Mzilikazi’s wife) who brought the curtains down on the last Rozwi king. In anycase Soshangane Nxumalo established the vast Gaza empire which stretched from Limpopo to Zambezi and was only overthrown by the Portuguese. You are right that Soshangane had established his capital in Zimbabwe and it was only moved to Mozambique by his grandson Mdungazwe to Mozambique.

[@otimamos6243]

Help me with more of senior tow history 🙏

[@TowerAcademic]

i will dear, if you have some topics of your interest you can inform me & i prepare for you.

[@Maqhwe]

just one thing to correct the AmaZulu nation is part of the greater Ngoni/Nguni nation

[@deladyM]

Also Zambia and Malawi - you find Zulu/Ngoni People

[@killerbea334life6]

No the south African ndebele and Zimbabwe ndebele are not the same S A ndebele where founded by king ndebele and after generation of 8 leader they split to 2 tribes nzunza and manala

[@tutonguni529]

Hay my man this is good news

[@omarsabilking1661]

Which Country are you in

[@TowerAcademic]

Oooh dear, nice to hear from you.......am from Uganda.

[@omarsabilking1661]

help me with more of S4 history lessons

[@TowerAcademic]

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[@akidigloria4787]

What a nice lesson that was!! Thanks for teaching sir may God bless the work of ur hands

[@carlosnzira2970]

Mfe(ca)ne. (Ca) is pronounced with a click

[@flintpisanimoomba2817]

Great lesson, though I see a mix-up of the Ngoni with the Ndebele. These were two distinct groups that were led by two respected generals in shaka's army.

[@andilegxelesha-maqashu7348]

Oh dear, this is completely false. The Ngoni and the "Ndebele" both come from the Nxumalo. The Zulu come from the gMthethwa. The "Ndebele" are in fact not ndebele at all, they are khumalo/ntungwa.

[@mzingeli3585]

Ngoni left under Zwangedaba Jere while Ndebele left under Mzilikazi.