1985 when I was at maanda primary school , you the head master was Mr Hazemba , other teachers like Mr Gotola . we use to dance preparing for independence competition at St Eness primary school . Dancing under the mango tree near the well opposite the football ground .
@@FairMatongo I was answering the person who says he wants to write a paper on Tonga dance. I wanted to point out that there are Tonga people in Malawi as well, whose language and culture may be different
Maanda my former primary school. I'm proud of you and i miss those days when we used to do culture at saint marks, by them mr kamuno was our headmaster.
@@briannarankin3965 Did you try googling the following "Ching'ande, Tonga dance, Zambia, Zimbabwe".. Keep in mind that there are many dances among the Tonga people.. "Ching'ande" is pronounced "Ching +ahn+day" .To pronounce "Ching", think of "Thing", with the first syllable being "chee"
No... it is ok... we do not need Eurovision. Thank you for the kind words, they mean well, but it is enough for us to play right where we are, instead of going to other people to seeking validation. Eurovision is a European competition, where people vote and decide that something is better than something else. On what basis can they judge this culture?
@@FairMatongo He meant to to say that the Tonga nation stretches across the river into Zimbabwe, and he is absolutely correct. Infact, it stretches in Botswana, Namibia and Mozambique as well
1985 when I was at maanda primary school , you the head master was Mr Hazemba , other teachers like Mr Gotola . we use to dance preparing for independence competition at St Eness primary school . Dancing under the mango tree near the well opposite the football ground .
This is great,there is supposed to be other people to be singing for them because singing and dancing at the same time is tiring
Please does anyone know the song I need to know it fast
Kindly specify there many songs in this video
My Heritage that I'm deeply pleased with....Motherland i love you immensely
Twalumba
Wow, this is exactly what I needed to watch on independence night.
I fell in love with these people Binga was like my second home.
One can not buy true love and joy.... i see so much pride and joy in them children ... i wish i can met them some day.... blessings from USA
We are Bana Bantu! Our culture is natural & authentic!
This is nice, how can I join in these groups.and where is this located
You no it's like I like it. I love how they dance you no it's really nice I love it ❤️💞💖💋
I am from brazil, that is fantastic great, congratulations
Welcome thank you for the compliment
For real this is so fantastic am here looking for my tribe dance because it's ganna be a calture week at the university lol🤣🙈
@@Kantu_Michelo beautiful keep the flame burning
Lovely it reminds me of my school days in 1980s at kalama primary school wow.
This reminds me of independence days (1990s) at kabanga primary
Is this mbiya primary school in mazabuka.
I think Tongas are originally form Zambia because am surprised Tonga documentaries in Zimbabwe are presented in Shona
One day you will get an answer as to why that is so
Nope Tongas are zimbabweans do ur research
@@joeblack3693 that is why i said "i think " and because of a stated reason bro, just read my massege carefully bro.
Just listen to the background on this documentary i think shona language is being spoken
@@givenmudenda2298 hope so
I am now inspired, all is not lost....this is what made us what we are....culture is part of every people
So I’m wanting to research this dance for a school project but I’m having trouble finding sources. Any suggestions?😅
Where are you based?
www.musicinafrica.net/magazine/traditional-music-zambia
files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED379169.pdf
@@FairMatongo thanks for your help! ✨😁
I am location country
I love this big time . its reminds me of ma school days for real wow .
Beautiful video. Can i have your email address, please`. Thanks
Bimba loko bana aba problem bakalikubelesya energy maningi kukwimba still balechip
Watching from SA
please...……...kamukala ansi basa
This is lovely
Mulapona kulindiswe
Am here in kenya at the university am am supposed to do a Tonga dance and I've found myself here 🤣🙈🙈🙈😊😊😊this is so helping
Beautiful
@@FairMatongo Tonga from Zambia or from Malawi, because the two are different?
@@mambelelembambe4255 Zambia
@@FairMatongo I was answering the person who says he wants to write a paper on Tonga dance. I wanted to point out that there are Tonga people in Malawi as well, whose language and culture may be different
There's also Tonga in Mozambique who are also totally different from their namesake in Zambia.
Bantu et fier de l'être
You can say that again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I miss my school days I really enjoyed dancing
Inga twayeeya kuli ntiswe
La danza
* Expresión del alma a través del cuerpo *
Africa
Bemba and Tonga have some words that a similar
It's not a marvel since they're both Bantu languages. They're all related. Not the least shocking.
@@naimalus3827 It is one Bantu language
Cool dances I like them 💃💃💃💃❤️❤️💖💖😍😍🎤🎧💃👄💋😂👏👏👏
Maanda my former primary school. I'm proud of you and i miss those days when we used to do culture at saint marks, by them mr kamuno was our headmaster.
I Just love this cause I used to this 😍😍😍💖💖💖🙊🙊
Tonga jababa
Thier are good dancer
💃💃💃💃❤️❤️❤️
❤
Awwwwww sweet
Awesome my village people i remember grand ma when she was singing for me may her soul rest in peace i miss her so much 😭😭😭😭😭
Twalumba basa, nice songs and dances.
Thank you
But it's vry nyc
How? How is this New York City? These are ancient traditional dances
Thank you
Wow Wow this is beautiful ♥️🎉
one zambia !! shonganono hmmm
I love it, I love it. Am Tonga,
I never get tired of watching this video
NYC culture Kubota
I love this ❤❤❤
Bana besu
Keep on guyz
Nice dances basa
What’s this dance called?
It is called Ching'ande
@@FairMatongo Thanks!
@@FairMatongo So I’m wanting to research this dance for a school project but I’m having trouble finding sources. Any suggestions?😅
@@briannarankin3965 Did you try googling the following "Ching'ande, Tonga dance, Zambia, Zimbabwe".. Keep in mind that there are many dances among the Tonga people.. "Ching'ande" is pronounced "Ching +ahn+day" .To pronounce "Ching", think of "Thing", with the first syllable being "chee"
These boys ar talented
This is so awesome,
very nice wow
Какой глубокий смысл песни😱а танцы!!! Однозначно на евровидинье!
No... it is ok... we do not need Eurovision. Thank you for the kind words, they mean well, but it is enough for us to play right where we are, instead of going to other people to seeking validation. Eurovision is a European competition, where people vote and decide that something is better than something else. On what basis can they judge this culture?
Wiyu wiyu wiyu!! How come this is only appearing in my feed many years later. I love it
Binga people you're doing great job to young generation,,
These are children from Mapanza
In Zambia
@@FairMatongo He meant to to say that the Tonga nation stretches across the river into Zimbabwe, and he is absolutely correct. Infact, it stretches in Botswana, Namibia and Mozambique as well
Wow true Hebrews, We are the Salt of the Earth
Hebrews? Where
Kkkkkk
I want to donate to this young peoples club... can someone send me their school details pls?
Kindly remind me on Monday I get in touch with the District Education office. The school is in Mapanza choma
okay, better inbox us on realkingcharles1222@gmail.com attention: voguemwee'kaa125nyc.inc 1 212 470 6340. thank you @@FairMatongo
These are Zambian Tonga coz she's speaking chichewa also
That is Tonga
What Chichewa? Lol. Pure Tonga. One Zambia one nation.
Not a single word of Chichewa, or any other language other than Zambia/Zimbabwe Tonga was spoken here