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@Mavhure @RMajongwe You will have real fun. With all that waist wiggling.

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@Kgadi_yaMoloto It is good and a breakthrough but users should act responsibly against STIs

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@AladyPL She spent a lot of time running instead of picking what was near her. She should have taken as much meat as possible for the family.

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@talizo07 @xAsamoahx Luckily you researched first before making unfounded allegations.

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@BONGINKOSI14465 You can say that again

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@CrimeWatchZW Hope she is alive and not cohabiting at her tender age.

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@CrimeWatchZW It is very painful. You cant measure the pain after losing a life investment within seconds.

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@BaleMrMoreFire @lebojoycechauke I thought it was a musoleum

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@zoomafrika1 The prints on the breasts turned her on. Most sensitive part on a woman's body.

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@zoomafrika1 Durban would do but the recent xenophobic disturbances makes it unsafe for holidays. There are well rounded beautiful huns there.

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@zoomafrika1 Seems she was horny probably after a near sex scene.

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Let us remove any political thinking, we learnt about numbers and years after the introduction of formal education. Our ancestors could not write though they could orally narrate events. But remember, orally transmitted information is bound to be distorted as time goes by. Records help.

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WAS MZILIKAZI A REAL ZULU?

Mzilikazi kaMashobane also known as Mzilikazi Khumalo, son of Mashobane kaMangethe (chief of the Northern Khumalo) and had ties to the Ndwandwe through his mother (often cited as a daughter or relative of Zwide kaLanga).

Historical Background
The Khumalo clan originated in northern KwaZulu-Natal (Zululand) as part of broader Nguni-speaking groups (Mntungwa). During the early 19th century, amid power struggles between the Mthethwa (under Dingiswayo), Ndwandwe (under Zwide), and rising Zulu forces, the Khumalo were caught in the middle.

After his father was killed by Zwide, Mzilikazi became chief of the Northern Khumalo.He initially allied with Shaka Zulu.

Was Mzilikazi "a Zulu"?
Strictly by birth and patrilineal clan, no — he was Khumalo, not of the Zulu royal house (which traces to the lineage of Senzangakhona and Shaka). However, he lived, fought, and rose to prominence within the Zulu Kingdom under Shaka. Many historical accounts describe him as a Zulu general or lieutenant who later seceded, similar to other breakaway Nguni leaders. The Ndebele language and culture remain closely related to Zulu (isiNdebele is mutually intelligible with isiZulu). Claims of him being "not Zulu" often emphasize clan genealogy to distinguish separate royal lineages.

Khumalo clan in South Africa vs. Ndebele connection:
The Khumalo clan is the same one. It originated in South Africa (northern KwaZulu-Natal). Mzilikazi's branch (Northern Khumalo) led the migration north, forming the core of the Ndebele royal house in Zimbabwe. Khumalo people remain in South Africa today, and many Ndebele in Zimbabwe trace their royal lineage directly to this clan. There is no separate "South African Khumalo" unrelated to Mzilikazi's line — it's one clan with branches resulting from the Mfecane migrations.

This appears to be a matter of modern identity politics and clan pride. Some Zulu perspectives may stress that Mzilikazi was not of the core Zulu royal bloodline and that his departure created a distinct Ndebele identity, downplaying shared origins. Ndebele/Khumalo descendants in Zimbabwe emphasize their independent kingdom and achievements under Mzilikazi.

Correct Historical View
Mzilikazi was a Nguni (specifically Khumalo) leader from Zululand who became a key figure in Shaka's Zulu Kingdom before founding his own powerful state. The Ndebele Kingdom was built on Zulu-style military organization, language, and customs, adapted with incorporated groups during migrations. He is widely regarded as one of southern Africa's greatest military leaders after Shaka.

Genealogically and culturally, the Khumalo clan links the histories of South Africa and Zimbabwe's Ndebele. Disputes over "who owns the legacy" are common in oral traditions and national identities but do not change the documented 19th-century events.

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@stephen_jaye @KeruboSk @Kieni_vic What is IRL?

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@MbarkCherguia Work related ethics. A brawl in front of customers chases them away from your restaurant.

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@99wvrd @Sironyeka With a gun, you control everyone but, do they ever consider the sanctity of life?

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@VaxAnthony_UG @BONGINKOSI14465 Getting one for the road becomes 10 at the end.

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@Phislash @odedanilo Losing votes for the sake of humanity is a holy act.

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@ZANewsFlash The screaming by the ladies makes the armed robbers shoot to kill. It needs to be composed and let the driver do his manouvres

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@Onyekaa_Ezugwu @Queen_primis All are healthy fruits and I love them but papaya comes last on my list.

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@phveektordrayne @Queen_primis True. Maybe the 23 year old will be having a karger body count than the 39 year old guy. The young huns are dishing it out like graffiti