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(09-14-2021, 10:09 PM)NCAT33 Wrote: This practice of naming coalitions and males after their father's is a horrible idea and creates confusion especially if they are still living. Example old Avoca versus New Avocas, just give them a separate name.
Yea, but who should give them new names?
I would assume the rangers, but I'm not sure how that entire process works
Well ntsevu is an actual number in shangaan, it means six. So let's wait how many of them would actually move around as an unit once that's clear. Five is ntlhanu btw (h is silent afaik). They might end with something random like Nhwalungu (?) aka Northern for Styx and Nkuhuma (the name did not last long though).
Not sure about the meaning of Kambula, is it a local place?
(09-14-2021, 10:09 PM)NCAT33 Wrote: This practice of naming coalitions and males after their father's is a horrible idea and creates confusion especially if they are still living. Example old Avoca versus New Avocas, just give them a separate name.
it's just my opinion, it's not that they have to be called that
(09-14-2021, 10:09 PM)NCAT33 Wrote: This practice of naming coalitions and males after their father's is a horrible idea and creates confusion especially if they are still living. Example old Avoca versus New Avocas, just give them a separate name.
It isn't still a problem of which we should be quite worried about. I'm sure rangers will give named them once they star their nomadic journey. The Timbavati rangers will given a name to the Torchwood and BYM males soon. A quite interesting name!
It depends where will Kambula young males settle, and that might not be in Sabi Sands or reserves like Timbavati/Manyeleti, yet Kruger, areas where theres nobody who can name them.
(09-26-2021, 11:47 PM)Calvitoo Wrote: I think numbers 2 and 5 make you doubt who looks like Mfumo or Tinyo, but these 6 guys are the great future of SS.
Well, its yet to be seen if they will stay in Sabi Sands or move further, thats hard to predict.
(09-26-2021, 07:45 PM)lionuk Wrote: Left one looks like Nhenha and the one on the right looks like Tinyo. Anyone is welcome to input their thoughts..
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He also looks a bit like Mfumo, but the one on the left is almost identical to his father. They will be beautiful boys
As far as I remember and if birth dates of Kambula males presented by Mala Mala are correct, Mfumo unfortunately can not be a father of any set of Kambula males.
Birmingham Coalition Male Lineage
