The Xhosa People of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

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[@NomfaneloPuye]

Buyani nize ekhaya ❤🎉

[@tarirai]

They are at home in Zim

[@victorndlovu311]

What i love about Xhosa is that they are very kind and generous they accept everyone.They are not tribalistic

[@nelzg5819]

That is true. I learned today that in the years of old when the Xhosa nation fought with other nations they didnt kill women and children. When the enemy surrendered they absorbed them and allowed them to co exist hence we have amahlubi, amabhaca amampondo as different kingdoms etc all Speaking one language tc. Knowledge is power

[@londolozaloza40]

abantwana bomgquba i love uu guys cela nibuyele ekhaya S.A❤😢

[@Nyashadzashe263]

eZimbabwe kusekhaya alikho elinye. Sibuya siyaphi???

[@londolozaloza40]

@@Nyashadzashe263 ok ndiyakuva bhuti kaloku mna ndithi buyelani ekhaya kuba original nisuka apha eMzantsi

[@adv128]

Abasoze babuye kusekhaya nalapha

[@badanile1781]

Ilhaya labo eZimbabwe.

[@chusta1555]

Zimbabwe and South Africa was one land before colonisers put borders in 1882

[@33Camden]

Xhosa is a Great Tribe with a very rich Heritage & beautiful History . . . . Keep up the good work ✊🏾

[@MncedisiFulani]

Abantwana basekhaya,igazi lethu,amaXhosa.

[@StroriesFromAfrica]

Wow this seems so similar to my culture the luhya bukusu people from Kenya. Indeed there are similarities in the languages too, which I teach on mychannel. Excited to explore this more and enlighten our people back home. Africa is one ❤

[@acgm3000]

Beautiful, Zim is truely diverse

[@abrahammkhwanazi9872]

They used to work for Cecil John Rhodes in the eastern cape so they went up north to Rhodesia with him

[@archiemokhethi8464]

They were the 1st African Artisans who built the railway from Cape to Salisbury (Harare).A large number of them are in Mahalapye ko Botswana and Mahikeng in the North West Province.

[@abrahammkhwanazi9872]

The Xhosas in Zimbabwe are in Fort Rixon Mbembesi Ntabazinduna they used to work for Cecil John Rhodes in the Eastern cape so they came with him to Rhodesia i went to school with some of them

[@lanyulasustainablecultural4294]

The Xhosa community is not only in Mbembesi but in several areas like Domboshava; Chitomborwizi, Goromonzi, there are more Xhosa community in Mashonaland than in Matebeland. The difference is those settled in Mashonaland have more adapted to the local shona culture.

[@stanleym14]

Fun fact - I am a descendant of those Xhosa's😅😅😅

[@lanyulasustainablecultural4294]

@stanleymakhuza9419 can you please link me to the Xhosa People of Mashonaland please

[@abrahammkhwanazi9872]

I only know those in Mbembesi those in Mashonaland are a very small number ​@@lanyulasustainablecultural4294

[@33Camden]

@@lanyulasustainablecultural4294Thank you 🙏🏽 I’ve said this many times, that there’s more people with Xhosa heritage in Mashonaland than in Matabeleland . . . . But the Xhosa’s in Mashonaland were assimilated into the Shona tribe, under the Shona Supremacy agenda.

[@lizomvinjelwa3177]

Bathetha isixhosa straight aba

[@yolilemome5518]

We are one

[@nomvelosodinda1257]

Zizozizo..ewe kalokhu..ndiliTshawekazi..ndinithanda nonke bantu bakokwethu❤

[@GladwellKwezi-uq1so]

Sifuna Nina nizosebenza SA hayi aba singabevayo

[@MojalefaCondry]

I see Loyiso bala

[@MikeHalhead]

Hayibo indawoni pha ngathi kusengqushwa

[@NomaguguNomagugu-ig5ri]

I love that

[@exxorcist1]

Are there any whatsapp/Facebook/X groups where South African Xhosa members can connect with Zimbabwean Xhosa members?

[@MikeHalhead]

Yhoooo zange bayiphatha ooomay guru hayini😢😢😢 I feeling sad of anger about my brothers-in-law

[@PatriciaGarife]

Xhosa yacho yakasiyanasu ne Ndebele

[@MikeHalhead]

Even izindlu hayini

[@DanielWalker-l8q]

Harris George Thompson Larry Young Susan

[@ZomziWeAfrika]

Mfengus are originally Zulus were called Fingos so is Bacas. They fled the Zulu tribe because of the fights . Baca means fleeing from … they all speak Xhosa

[@futumukafulangenge9863]

Can you explain your statement please. Educate us. We have read about it and know the information. We just want to know why that peer reviewed information is different what you are saying.

[@Sihle24r8]

That's not true Mfengus & amaBhaca are Nguni people. Zulus are also Nguni. Bhaca & Mfengus did not want to submit to Zulus

[@Nyashadzashe263]

Suxoka. Singama Mfengu singamaXhosa. Ndizalwa eNgxingweni eZimbabwe kwaye ndili Mfengu. Akukho kwanto isidibanisa nabantu bakwaZulu. Suxoka

[@thapelondlovu5801]

What you just said there Shenge is the truth, asibonge@@Sihle24r8

[@unathinyamezele7491]

@@Nyashadzashe263Wathetha kamnandi. Ndatsho ndanomdla wokwazi nzulu

[@proffesormukumba815]

ma Bantu people Woyee

[@lanyulasustainablecultural4294]

@@elpaso

[@VuyelwaDlamini-b8q]

Kungap kweMbembesi which sgaba

[@bonganingcwangubonganingcw1119]

Indeed not tribalistic

[@khayalethumvumvu8515]

AmaMfengu were or are not Zulus but because we all came from north and migrated south.

[@skiski1504]

Kudala Kabi sizosebenza emzansi kodwa ningazi Nina ngoba nicing Kuba Singam SA lol! Ngoba siyafana ngisho ukufana

[@thapelondlovu5801]

ZBC ingenaphi🤔

[@nigeljeche7831]

Is that all you could get out of this video?

[@vusimthethwa3016]

Zim and sa are one ,only seperated by the crocodile infested river.