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The 13 pages that link to Ndebele people, each with the reason it gives.

• ZimbabweRelated: Their history and communities are prominent in western Zimbabwe.

• GukurahundiNarrower topic: Ndebele civilians were disproportionately targeted, though victims also included people from other communities.

• Joshua NkomoRelated: Many Ndebele civilians suffered during Gukurahundi, which shaped Nkomo’s standing.

• MatabelelandRelated: Their settlement and political history gave Matabeleland its defining identity.

• LobengulaNarrower topic: Lobengula’s authority rested on his rule over the Ndebele.

• Zimbabwe African People's UnionRelated: ZAPU's support base was often associated with Ndebele communities, though the party was not limited to them.

• First Matabele WarRelated: The Company conquest transformed Ndebele political life and landholding.

• Ndebele KingdomNarrower topic: The kingdom’s institutions and history remain central to Ndebele collective identity.

• MzilikaziBroader topic: Mzilikazi’s followers formed the core of the people ruled by the kingdom he founded.

• Northern Ndebele languageRelated: The language is central to the identity and history of Zimbabwe’s Ndebele community.

• First ChimurengaNarrower topic: Their 1896 resistance formed one major part of the uprising.

• Esther MahlanguNarrower topic: Mahlangu’s artistic identity and visual language are rooted in South African Ndebele culture.

• MpumalangaRelated: Ndebele communities have longstanding ties to areas within present-day Mpumalanga.