Tsonga culture, people, language, music, food and traditional attire

The Tsonga culture is owned by one of Africa’s most vibrant ethnical groups to have ever inhabited the South of Africa. The Tsonga people are a Bantu speaking ethnic group…

Battle for Modjadji Rain Queen crown is ongoing

Dr Mathole Motshekga, the foster parent of the designated heiress of the Modjadji Rain Queen, Princess Masalanabo Modjadji, is engrossed in a legal battle with a faction of the Modjadji…

A Closer Look At How Tsonga Weddings Were Celebrated

In South Africa, we have Vatsonga Nation, a tribe which prides itself with their bright colors. Even their Lobola and Wedding celebrations are customized with those beautiful colors which you…

Historic identity of Vatsonga people

The Vatsonga are an ethnos made from dispersed, independent clans round the SouthEastern a part of Africa. The Vatsonga people in African country|African country|African nation} comprise of a mixed heritage…

Who is Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, the anti-apartheid liberation hero, get the other side of Msholozi

Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma (born 12 April 1942) is a South African politician and anti-apatheid liberation hero who served as the fourth democratically elected President of South Africa from 2009 to…

The Difference Between Venda and Tsonga Explained!

If you have been maintaining with this news then you’ll realize the conflict between the VhaVenda and thus the VaTsonga people in Vuwani, Limpopo. This violent clash has escalated over…

Celebrating Queens, Leaders and Founding Mothers of Vatsonga

It goes without saying that culture is evolutionary. Cultural evolution may occur because of various factors, from internal and external. There has been lots of talk, which present African cultures…

Difference between Tsonga & Shangaan, the misplaced information in History

Vatsonga suffer from an psychological state, and this can be a results of centuries of oppression, within the variety of: 1. Christianity 2. Slavery and Colonization 3. Apartheid 4. Tribalism…

Biography of the late Hudson William Edison Ntsanwisi

Hudosn William Edison Ntsanwisi was the first of the three children born to William and Evelyn Ntsanwisi on the 11th of July 1920 at Shiluvane Swiss Mission Station, 10km south…

Limpopo Tribes with their traditional dresses, who wore it better between Vatsonga, Vhavenda, Bapedi and Balobedu

We have three official tribes in Limpopo, Vatsonga, Vhavenda and Bapedi people. Below we have gathered some of their traditional dresses and we would like to check on who gets…

Beautiful Tsonga Baby Names

In Xitsonga, a name is a statement, instruction or a reminder to the individual, family, clan, ethnic group, and race; however, other names are honorary, symbolic and ancestral. We also…

The story of Modjadji, The Rain Queen

Makobo Modjadji, known as Makobo Modjadji VI, The Rain Queen, born in 1978 and passed away in 2005. She was the sixth in line of the Balobedu tribe’s rain Queens.…

   
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