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Gazankulu

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Gazankulu

Former Bantustan, northeastern Transvaal, Republic of South Africa. Also called Machanganaland or Matshangana-tsonga, Gazankulu was designated by the South African government as the Bantustan for the Shangaan and Tsonga peoples in South Africa. It comprised four detached portions of low veld, two of which adjoined Kruger National Park. The capital was Giyani, in the northern detached portion of the state. In 1994, after the abolition of apartheid, Gazankulu became part of the newly created Northern (now Limpopo) province.

Gazankulu
(formerly) a Bantu homeland in South Africa; abolished in 1993. Capital: Giyani


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