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Ntsikana c17601821 was born to gaba, a councillor of the chief ngqika, and nonibe, who was his second wife. The messenger of god kindle edition by ntweni, rev ma. A history of religious change among xhosaspeaking people. I kept it constantly in view while connected in different capacities with bantu tribes, and while keeper of the archives of the cape colony and subsequently i have made the closest possible research among official documents of all kinds.
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Ntsikana was born around 1780 to gaba, a councillor to the western ama. Nangoku u ntsikana wayengumngcatshi wexoki xhosa culture. The onslaught on qamata was severe, no wonder that ntsikana, the first xhosa convert. Heart of the labyrinth by chris zithulele mann article pdf available january 2005 with 1,179 reads.
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