- The
Bhaca people, or
amaBhaca, are an
Nguni ethnic group in
South Africa.
AmaBhaca were
formerly known as the
Zelemus or
AbakwaZelemu between the 1700s...
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powerful army and this came up with the
AmaBhacas and
attacked them on all sides. Faku
drove the
AmaBhaca people before him onto the
kuNowalala Ridge...
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AmaBhaca found Ama-Mpondomise-people at
Mcuthu and
defeated them
however the
Ama-Mpodomise-people
would just not
submit to the
letter because Ama-Bhaca-people...
- J. (1995). On
Route in
South Africa.
Internet Archive. Johannesburg:
Jonathan Ball Publishers. p. 209. ISBN 978-1-86842-026-1.
Bhaca|
AmaBhaca v t e...
- the
category of
Xhosa people include:
AmaMpondo, AbaThembu,
AmaMpondomise,
AmaHlubi,
AmaBhaca,
AmaXesibe,
AmaBomvana and more.[original research?] In...
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become the '
AmaBhaca' led by Madzikane.
After many vicissitudes, the
Bhaca moved down into
Thembuland where they
attacked the
Right Hand
House amaTshatshu...
-
Historical dictionary of pre-colonial
Africa by Collins,
Robert O., 1933-, page 311 (Soga, p. 443) (Hammond-Tooke, W.D, p. 34 - 37) Bhaca|
AmaBhaca v t e v t e...
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called these various tribes AmaMfengu,
meaning wanderers, and were made up of
clans such as the
amaBhaca,
amaBhele,
amaHlubi,
amaZizi and Rhadebe. To this...
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amaGqunukhwebe title Inkosi Enkhulu of the
amaBhaca (until 1830
called abakwaZelemu)
title Inkosi Enkhulu of the
amaKhonjwayo (currently
ruled by Dumisani...
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Madlanga was born in 1962 in
Njijini village,
Mount Frere, to a
family of the
amaBhaca. He
attended Lekete High
School in Acornhoek. His father, a teacher, encouraged...
