The **Nguni people** are one of the major Bantu-speaking groups in Southern Africa, encompassing several ethnic tribes with shared cultural and linguistic roots. These groups include the **Zulu**, **Xhosa**, **Swati (Swazi)**, and **Ndebele**, who are found across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Eswatini. Each of these tribes has a rich history, shaped by migration, pastoralism, and interactions with neighboring groups. The **Zulu** are perhaps the most well-known of the Nguni tribes, thanks to their prominent warrior kingdom under the leadership of **Shaka Zulu** in the early 19th century. The Zulu people are known for their strong military traditions, and their society is highly organized around clan and family structures. Their traditional…