The Fengu people are of a confederation of clans from the Natal province near the Embo river, these clans include Miya, Ndlangisa, Gatyeni, Bhele, Tolo and Tshezi clans.

Mfengu, people living in Eastern Cape province of South Africa and traditionally speaking a Xhosa language (one of the Bantu languages).

Although some individuals believe that the name ‘Mfengu’ is an offense, associated with colonialization, abaMbo who came to Gcaleka should identify themselves as amaMfengu …

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Being an iMfengu myself, I was always wondering what we had done in the past to be called names like, ‘sell-outs,’‘collaborators’ with white people and the like.

Meaning and origin of Mfengu with spelling and pronunciation. History and development of the term Mfengu with example sentences.

The main chiefdoms include the Thembu, Xhosa, Mpondomise, Mpondo and Bomvana, while others moved in from KwaZulu-Natal during the nineteenth century, including the Xesibe, …

The name amaFengu translates as “wanderers” and the Fengu people – like the Bhaca, Bhele, Hlubi and Dlamini peoples – was formed from the tribes that were broken up and dispersed by …

Mfengu är ättlingar till flyktingar från Shaka Zulus krig i Natal som sakta anlände till områden kontrollerade av xhosa och andra stammar i början på 1800-talet. När mfengu skall börja …

2011年3月16日 · The Mfengu (or Fingo in the colonial lexicon) were defeated and left landless by King Shaka's Zulu army, and slowly arrived in Xhosa territory over a period of time. By the …