From Guruuswa to Dzimbabwe: Simboti’s Incredible Odyssey [Fascinating History] Part 1

🔥 Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey through time and culture on this episode of Madzinza! 🔥
Join us as we delve deep into the mesmerising chronology of the Simboti people, tracing their incredible odyssey from the heart of Ethiopia to the breathtaking landscapes of South Africa and finally to the enigmatic plains of Zimbabwe. The story of the Simboti people is nothing short of epic, and it's intricately woven into the tapestry of African history.
But that's not all - we'll also unravel the intriguing web of connections that link the Simboti people to none other than the legendary King Mswati. How did their paths intersect, and what secrets lie hidden in their shared history? This episode promises to uncover fascinating truths that will leave you amazed.
🌍 Explore the roots of a resilient community that has thrived against all odds.
🤝 Discover the unexpected ties that bind the Simboti people and King Mswati.
🧐 Uncover the untold stories and rich heritage of this remarkable journey.
Get ready to be captivated, enlightened, and inspired. Hit that play button and join us on this enthralling adventure through time and history. Don't miss out - it's a story you won't want to forget.
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[@godwinchiutsi9183]

These guys are good at explaining their roots. I have learnt a lot.

[@trmangena2463]

👏👏👏🌴🇿🇼🌷

[@TheOfficialMashona]

Does any tribal group in Tanzania recognize the land as Guruuswa?
I'd like to propose historians to investigate if the Dande/Tete stretch could possibly be the famous Guruuswa?
As recent as the 70s, there were people who were still alive whose grandparents had arrived from Guruuswa. Surely, there would be a remnant in Tanzania that would still use Guruuswa as a reference name.
The Ethiopian origin does not sound convincing.

[@easternkimba2753]

The particular story, sounds made up, Ethiopia, to Moza, to SA, they sent back to Guruswa via Mutare 😂

[@owenkakono9333]

fairy tales...bring vanhu kwavo

[@laticiatafamba1977]

But varimugwara Parweendo rwekuteedza nyanza vamwe vakasara mu Mozambique vamwe vakabudira zulu land we Mozambique ndopakabuda WaTangwena then ana mahlahlani vakazosangana zve ne mhuri ya yamadzisekuru atangwena mu nduma , ......

[@easternkimba2753]

This is a fairy tale, doesnt make sense at all !

[@cmusarurwa6309]

nonsensical conjecture