Reply	Ncobe says:	January 14, 2014 at 11:20 am	The writer of the story on AmaXhosa is making a number of factual mistakes. For example, he writes that Ntsusa was the son to Rharhabe. This is not true. Rharhabe took a Qwathi woman called Nojoli who gave birth to Ntsusa( daughter), Mlawu, Ndlambe, and Khalandile(second daughter) according to SEK Mqhayi (Abantu besiZwe, 1940). In other words the amaXhosa of Rharhabe royal house is descended from the Qwathi woman Nojoli. Ndlambe was raised by the Qwathi and later was to play a major as the leader of the colonial resistence in the Cape. Mlawu begot Ngqika but died before his son’s maturity, leaving Ndlambe to be regent. Ntsusa, Rharhabe’s first daughter, was married to one Qwathi chief but because Lobola cattle were less than 200, Rharhabe got upset and went to seize Qwathi cattle with his army. War broke out with the Qwathi in 1782. Rharhabe died during that war across the Xuka river near eLuwini when it was flooded.