The Ngonii people of Malawi. All the Ngoni people from various countries dance the same type of war dance called Ingoma.Their fathers danced this when coming from victorious raids. Because all have the same type of dance, it binds them together as one people. Thank you twitter.com/MimiReeds for sharing this. | African Drumming

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The Ngoni people are a Bantu ethnic group primarily found in Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania, and Mozambique. They trace their origins to the Zulu Kingdom in what is now South Africa and migrated northward during the early 19th century due to the Mfecane (a period of widespread chaos and warfare among indigenous ethnic groups in southern Africa). Key Aspects of the Ngoni People: 1. Origins and Migration: The Ngoni were originally part of the Nguni-speaking groups of South Africa. Under leaders like Zwa

1.6K views · 100 reactions | Nc'wala ceremony of the Ngoni people displayed more than just the culture of the Ngoni People as other tribes were represented at the ceremony with performances. | ZNBC Today | Facebook

59K views · 2.4K reactions | Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people has called for more support towards sporting activities to detour young people from illicit activities. Inkosi Yamakhosi Mpezeni notes that sport is one activity that keeps young people from illicit activities such as drug and alcohol abuse. He said this when he received a donation of soccer boots from the Katete Muslims Association Trust for the Real Mpezeni Soccer team. | Breezefm | Facebook

Ngoni people. Nc’ Wala ceremony. ⁣The Nc’wala is a thanksgiving ceremony held every year at Mtenguleni village. This ceremony gives thanks for the first harvests of the season. This ritual ceremony has been passed on to current generations by Ngoni ancestors who originated from old Zulu culture. 📍Mtenguleni Village, Zambia 🇿🇲 ⁣⁣ ⁣📷 @thokozokhondowe #OhAfrika #PocaTribe | Oh Afrika