Izithukuthuku zika Tambo aziwelanga phansi. UTambo akasebenzelanga ize. Izwe lakithi likhululekile. Abantu bakithi baphila impilo engcono kakhulu. 233 Hospital Provincial de Cabinda Provincial Hospital Angola Cabinda Govt. Google Earth 12.1958644 -5.5710632 Uma ucwaninga amathikithi inthanethi imiphumela zaziphawuleka ngokungabi eshibhe futhi esheshayo (ngakhoke eqolo) Imizila ziphawulwe amalebula akhethekile endaweni eshibhe nendawo ne isilinganiso engcono. Ikhwalithi isevisi isakhiwo esithile esikalini izivakashi. zingatholakala ku izivakashi ikhasi ehhotela ngezibuyekezo unqume ukuthi indawo ekahle. 175 likes · 1 talking about this. Umnikelo is a self- published collection of intriguing Xhosa poems written by. “Abanye abantu babengichothoza ngokufunda kwami iBhayibhili. Kodwa umkami wayengelahlupho lokuthi ngiyafunda. Wayesithi: ‘Angilandaba lokuthi abantu bathini. Okuqakatheke kakhulu kimi yikukubona untshintsha usiba ngumuntu ongcono. Qhubeka ufunda.’ Izinto sezihamba kuhle kakhulu emulini yethu!”?—UViniana. Graduates stand outside after their graduation ceremony. with all their names on it to commemorate their time with us at the end of the graduation and to thank I am an archaeologist/anthropologist based at Howick, KZN. I would like to alert members of the amaZizi clan that it is recently came to my attention that the ancestral graves of the amaZizi are under threat from proposed commercial farm development. These graves, and associated settlement structures, are situated near Colenso in the near vicinity of the Tukela River. They date back to the early 1800’s (if not earlier), and belongs to a time/period of amaZizi settlement of this area before the Mfecane Wars. There is good oral historical evidence by historians such as Bryant, the Stuart Archives, Professor John Wright, and others that this area was inhabited by the amaZizi in the period preceding King Shaka Zulu. According to National Heritage Legislation all developers must make a concerted effort to contact the relevant community or individuals as relating to graves earmarked for exhumation and possible destruction. This has not happened here. In fact, the relevant company called Umhlando (owned by Mr Gavin Anderson) maintain that these graves are older than 100 years and therefore have no community relevance. Should members of the amaZizi ( and other related descendants) wish to stop the exhumation of these graves and allow for traditional custom to be part of the process then please contact me so that I could forward you the relevant background documentation. This is extremely urgent as we are running out of time. In fact, the same company (Umlando) has already exhumed ancestral amaZizi graves in the area in 2010 and he was granted a permit by the local heritage agency to conduct these excavations – again no community involvement took place.