NGONI PEOPLE

By Margaret Read. Excerpt from 'Songs of The Ngoni People'. Praise songs of chiefs and great men are so well known in South Afri...

By Margaret Read Sources: Songs of the Ngoni People There are no real mourning songs of the Ngoni as singing and dancing were not part of...

A chapter from the book, 'After Livingstone: An African Trade Romance' by Fred L.M Moir, founder and director of The African Lakes C...

Author(s): CAPTAIN C. H. STIGAND, Royal West Kent Regiment Source: The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and I...

Author(s): R. I. Money and S. Kellett Smith Source: The Geographical Journal, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Aug., 1897), pp. 146-172 Published by: Black...

IN MEMORIAM : WILLIAM KOYI From Among the Wild Angoni by W A Elmslie William Koyi 1846-1886 FOR the following particulars of the early ...

NOTES AND DOCUMENTS MPONDA MISSION DIARY, 1889-1891. PART IV: THE NGONI DEFEAT AND MISSIONARY DEPARTURE 1 Translated and edited by Ian Li...

A letter from ALEXANDER HETHERWICK. The Blantyre Mission, British Central Africa. March 4th, 1903. I have to hand the Editor's letter, ...

Author(s): Margaret Read Source: Africa: Journal of the International African Institute, Vol. 9, No. 4 (Oct., 1936), pp.453-484 Published by...

A Journey from Blantyre to Angoni-Land and Back Author(s): J. T. Last, Commander of the Society's Expedition to the Namuli Hills, East ...