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Inkosi uMzila Nxumalo, uMzila kaSoshangane Nxumalo, Umzila, uMzila, noma uNyamende wayeyindodana kaSoshangane kaZikode owasungula umbuso waseGaza owathi ekuphakameni kwawo wasuka eningizimu yeMozambique waze wayofika emfuleni iLimpopo.

Wanqoba umfowabo uMawewe kaSoshangane ngowe-1861 ethatha isihlalo sobukhosi baseGaza owabusa kusukela ngo-1861 kuya ku-1885. Wazala inkosi uNgungunyane Nxumalo Gungunhana|Ndungazwe owakhishwa amaPutukezi ehlasela umbuso wamaPutukezi.

Wabusa iGazaland eyaqanjwa ngokhokho wakhe uGasa. Ngesikhathi sokubusa kwakhe, wabusa ngamasu aqinile ezempi aqalwa nguShaka. Wayeganwe amakhosikazi amane, owokuqala wakwaNdiweni, unina kaNdungazwe “Ngungunyane”, owesibili wakwaHlezi, owesithathu ungowakwaSkosana engabatholi abantwana enkosini, okumenze wancipha. ehlonishwa emndenini. Ekugcineni, unkosikazi omncane nowokugcina weNkosi yaseNyakatho (uMambo Tohwechip) owathi ngokuhamba kwesikhathi wazinikela waqinisa ubukhosi bakhe kuMzilikazi kaMashobana.

Inkosi uMzila yashada neNkosazana uMa-Golide ukuze bathole ubudlelwano nobukhosi basenyakatho, okwathi ngokuhamba kwesikhathi kwaba wusizo njengendawo yokukhosela lapho ehlulwa ukulwa namaPutukezi akwazi ukuthumba indodana yakhe uGundunyane.

AmaPutukezi ayenethemba lokuthi inkosi izobuya izolanda indodana yayo kodwa ngeshwa akuzange kwenzeke enkosini uMzila KaSoshangane KaNxumalo njengoba kwase kulahlekelwe amasosha akhe amaningi. AmaPutukezi aqhubeka nokuzingela inkosi okwabangela ukuthi inkosi ihlukanise phakathi abantu eyayibalekele nabo baba ngamaqembu amabili, elinye iqembu labakwaNxumalo labuyiselwa eGazankulu isibongo esishintshiwe kwathiwa nguChauke kanti elinye lasala nenkosi njengoMlilo. Inkosi uMzila kanye noNdlunkulu (amakhosikazi amabili uMa-Golide unina kaKhutshwa kanye noMa-Ndiweni unina kaGundunyane) bonke basala becashile bengoMlilos ngaphansi kukaMambo Tohwechip ukuze baphephe njengoba amaPutukezi eqhubeka nokumzingela.

Inkosi yayihlala ekudingisweni, lapho yashona khona ngo-August 1891 ngemva kokushaywa unhlangothi ngemva kokuzwa amadodana ayo eyiswa ePortugal. Ukudlula kwakhe emhlabeni akuzange kudalulwe ezinye izinyanga ezimbili waze wangcwatshwa ngoDisemba walowo nyaka, 1891, wangcwatshwa eMsapa. Kuze kube manje indawo yethuna likaMzila yaziwa kuphela emndenini wasebukhosini osele.

Indodakazi kaMzila uXwalile yashada noLobengula, inkosi yamaNdebele, kanye nabanye abafazi abayisikhombisa baseGaza ngo-1879.

Former competitive swimmer who represented South Africa. BA Law graduate from University of the Witwatersrand. Founded Uber cab business while studying, grew from one car to four cars with eight drivers. Became CEO of Ensure security company at age 25, grew workforce from 200 to several hundred. Founder of Zig Holdings investment company. Has consulted for Blue Label Telecoms, EOH, and Cell C. Board member of SA Taxi Foundation and co-owner of Vibrant Outdoor. They established a powerful kingdom between the Pongola River and the Black Umfolozi River during the eighteenth century. Under the leadership of their king Yaka, they dominated the region. Today, they can be found in South Africa, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe. 1758-1825)
The most renowned king of the Ndwandwe, ruling from about 1805 to 1820 from his capital on Magudu Mountain south of present-day Pongola. Around 1818, his armies destroyed the Mthethwa under King Dingiswayo at Mbuzi Hill, leaving Zwide as the most powerful leader in the region. In 1819, he launched a second expedition against Shaka’s Zulu, but his forces were decisively defeated at the Battle of Mhlatuze River in 1820, leading to the fragmentation of the Ndwandwe nation. His generals and sons, including Soshangane and Zwangendaba, led segments of the Ndwandwe northwards, establishing the Gaza Empire in Mozambique and the Ngoni peoples in Malawi, Zambia, and Tanzania. The remaining majority were absorbed into the Zulu Kingdom. His research focuses on the histories of chiefdoms and the British strategy to dismantle the senior branch of the Zulu royal family (Usuthu) from 1880 to 1913. His work examines the intersection of social structures, power dynamics, and historical narratives, contributing to a deeper understanding of South Africa’s royal past.