The Ndebele people are an ethnic group in southern Africa. They primarily reside in Zimbabwe and South Africa. The population of the Ndebele people is estimated to be around 2 million. They are known for their unique language, Ndebele, which belongs to the Bantu language family. The Ndebele people have a rich history and are believed to have migrated to their current location in the 17th century. They have a strong cultural identity, which is reflected in their vibrant art, architecture, and clothing. The Ndebele people are skilled in various occupations, including farming, cattle herding, and craftsmanship. Some notable individuals from the Ndebele community include Joshua Nkomo, a prominent Zimbabwean politician, and Esther Mahlangu, a renowned artist. The Ndebele people have close ties with other ethnic groups in the region, such as the Shona and Zulu.
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