The truth is that the Tonga people are among few tribes of Zimbabwe that religiously follow their culture. The Tonga are content with their traditional lifestyle rooted in the dusty and rocky area ...

TONGA ONLINE is a project designed to bridge the huge information gap between the Tonga people and the rest of the world, by setting up an internet centre at the Binga High School, and later at ...

BINGA — The Tonga ethnic group, who make up the majority of the estimated 200 000 people living in rural Binga District in Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland North Province, has for generations depended ...

NEARLY six decades after they were displaced to make way for the construction of Kariba Dam for the generation of power, the Tonga people are still without electricity in their homes.

Most Tonga people in the fisheries sector at the time worked for white people. After 1980, when Zimbabwe gained independence, the licensing regulations were eased slightly to allow Black people to ...

The elevated structures - called ngazi - were the traditional homes of the indigenous Tonga people who live in the district until a push for modernity in the 1950s led them to swap the wooden huts ...

Object Details author Mawere, Munyaradzi Subject BaTonga Community Museum (Binga, Zimbabwe) Contents 1. Theory and practice : ethnographic dissection through the cultural capital of the BaTonga people ...

The thatched elevated homes of indigenous people near the Zambezi River are making a comeback as climate change brings worsening floods and heat BINGA, Zimbabwe, March 13 (Thomson Reuters ...