Mpondo people - Wikipedia
WEBMpondo people are part of the Aba-Mbo group who are thought to have migrated from the Great Lakes into modern-day South Africa or the race of people coming from Ethiopia and along Zambia down past Eswatini, believed to be under the Great Kingdom of Kush.
Mpondo Beading and Traditional dress - Facebook
WEBMpondo Beading and Traditional dress. 24,078 likes · 2 talking about this. Mpondo/Pondo beading and traditional dress page created to record cultural...
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WEBGenealogy of kings. The most prominent of all kings of the Mpondo nation is Faku (1780–1867); he resided in Qawukeni as it's still the tradition today. The Nyandeni house was established by Ndamase, Faku's right-hand son and a prominent general of the Mpondo army during the Mfecane wars.
Mpondo - Traditional Attire
WEBThe Mpondo, part of the larger Xhosa ethnic group, have a unique cultural heritage that is beautifully expressed through their clothing. This article explores the significance, elements, and evolution of Mpondo traditional attire.
Mpondomise people - Uvelaphi
WEBThe Mpondomise forms part of the states in the Eastern Cape that recognised the Xhosa Kingdom as the Paramouncy and were its tributaries. The Mpondomise encountered colonists migrating further inland and eastwards from the Cape of Good Hope.
Clothing and beadwork in the Mpondo Kingdom
WEBBy Stella Sigcau. 1 March 2019. AmaMpondo historically took pride in how they looked and are creative people; hence their traditional clothes have colourful beadwork and patterns. Men and women, young and old love to accessorise (ukutsikila in Mpondo language).
Celebrating amaMpondo Culture and Heritage - YouTube
WEBThe amaMpondo Cultural and Heritage Festival is underway in Ntabankulu in the Eastern Cape. The AmaMpondo nation has invited various nations and kingdoms to ...
Mpondo people - Wikiwand articles
WEBThe Mpondo People, or simply Ama-Mpondo, is a kingdom in what is now the Eastern Cape. It was established in 1226. The Ama-Mpondo Nation were first ruled by its founder who was King Mpondo kaNjanya who lived around (born in 1205 and died in 1280) and later the 'Ama-Nyawuza'clan (a royal clan of the Ama-Mpondo), by nationality referred to ...
AmaMpondomise - Wikipedia
WEBThe Ama-Mpondomise form part of the AbaMbo ethnic group of South Africa one of few indigenous groups of Southern Africa alongside the San and Khoekhoe. The formal establishment of the ethnic groups as a separate nation from the other local AbaMbo.
Mpondo | History, Culture & Language | Britannica
WEBMpondo, group of Nguni-speaking peoples who have for several centuries occupied the area between the Mtata and Mtamvuna rivers in Eastern province of South Africa. The Mpondo homeland formed one of the largest parts of the former Transkei (until 1994), an independent republic that was established.