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- proper noun The chief
deity in traditionalXhosa religion.
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Examples
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Councillor Qamata visualised a South Africa in which all its citizens would enjoy equal rights - a South Africa that belongs to all who live in it, and therefore a non-racial and non-sexist South Africa.
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Spondo said the task team visited the Matanzima family at Qamata in a mission to find out how the provincial government could assist with the family's needs for the funeral.
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Matanzima, who belonged to the same Thembu kraal as former president Nelson Mandela, would be laid to rest on Sunday at Qamata
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Addressing thousands of mourners, he said Matanzima had provided the people of Qamata with education and jobs under his leadership.
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Ncora and Qamata, local government and housing MEC Gugile Nkwinti in Port Elizabeth, and safety liaison and transport MEC Dennis Neer in Senqu.
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This is the Ethiopian Church, which associated itself with the ancient name of Ethiopia because it sought to put on a high pedestal the reality, the originality and the nobility of African spirituality; because it sought to reaffirm that Africas people are among those whom Nkulunkulu, Modimo, Dalubom, Xikwembu, Qamata and Jehovah blessed and enjoined to be fruitful and to multiply.
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"We normally have a most pleasant stay at Qamata and we are not trying to score cheap political points."
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Buthelezi, who also attended a welcome-home celebration at Qamata in western Transkei.
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Like Van Schalkwyk in Qamata, parties see the support of traditional leaders as important: the Inkatha Freedom Party felt it had scored a coup when it paraded a number of Bhaca chiefs from the
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Matanzima's Qamata home a port of call when they were canvassing votes in Western Tembuland.
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