The Nguni peoples are an ethnolinguistic group of Bantu ethnic groups native to Southern Africa where they form the single largest ethnolinguistic community.
A Swazi traditional house displayed at the Eswatini National Museum, 2026
A traditional Nguni homestead from a Xhosa village in South Africa, c. 1900
A Nguni drum displayed at the Eswatini National Museum in Lobamba
Necklace made from dog's teeth, used in religious ceremonies of the Nguni peoples. Museum of Gems and Jewellery, Cape Town
The Bantu peoples are an ethnolinguistic grouping of approximately 400 distinct Indigenous African ethnic groups who speak Bantu languages. The languages are native to countries spread over a vast are
Nguni peoples
…The Nguni peoples are an ethnolinguistic group of Bantu ethnic groups native to Southern Africa where they form the single largest ethnolinguistic community. Predecessors of the Nguni peoples migrated from…
Reconstructing the dispersal of Bantu-speaking populations.
Unmarried Zulu women in Southern Africa
Zulu men dressed in traditional aprons, carrying ceremonial weapons.
Bantu Apartheid publication, Feb 1959