Ngoni Nation

My son David Ronald Daka. Today is a special day for us as a family. We celebrate this milestone achievement as David is now a qualified Economist, with Bachelor of Science (BSc. Econ.) from the Copperbelt University.

To God be the glory, "Ebenezer", this is how far the Lord has brought us. It has been a long journey of hard work, prayer and dedication to excellence. Thank you my wife Faides, Pastor Mbale and the Church, Lusaka Little Rock Tabernacle for your prayers and support. David is now done with his undergraduate Economics program.

Suit for the graduate was supplied by Men's Collections at Arcades in Lusaka (Mr Zimba Isaac).
From Daddy...Mr Ronald Daka.

Ndlunkulu Jabu from the AmaZulu Kingdom with HRH Princess Shashanzi from the amaNgoni Nation of Mphezeni.

"Zongendaba therefore took as Nshlanze Sosera Nqumayo, a younger sister of Loziwawa, and by
her he had issue as follows:- Ntutu Mpezeni, the eldest son, “the Inkosana of the Indhlunkulu,”
Jadose, Mtwalalichi, and Ndhlobvu Makekevu. Sosera was born about 1808 near St. Lucia Bay.
She migrated with the chief and followed him through all his wanderings until his death, after
which she accompanied her son and heir, Ntutu Mpezeni, into what is now the Fort Jameson
district. There she settled in her village called “Dingeni,” where she died in 1900 and was buried
near the site of the old village of Mtenguleni Uka Sosera close to the Kakolo stream; her grave is
now marked by an euphorbia tree. The site is on the farm owned by Major Jefferies, O.B.E.,
which prior to the invasion of the Ngoni used to be the land of the Achewa chief, Kampara".

Rich historical passage from Lancaster's 1937 book.

Princess Manziwe from the amaNgoni Nation of King Mphezeni.

Kathambo village is blessed to have such a man who loves tradition and culture.

Happy birthday to Baba Patrick Magenge.