Venda people

E266491

The Venda people are a Bantu ethnic group primarily inhabiting northern South Africa, known for their rich cultural traditions, distinctive language, and vibrant artistic and musical heritage.

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Label Occurrences
Venda people canonical 11

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Bantu people
ethnic group
artForm drum making
pottery
sculpture
wood carving
continent Africa
country South Africa
culture rich cultural traditions
vibrant artistic heritage
vibrant musical heritage
ethnolinguisticGroup Southern Bantu
formerHomeland Ciskei
surface form: Venda (bantustan)
formerHomelandCountry South Africa
surface form: Republic of South Africa
historicalKingdom Venda Kingdom
language Venda language
languageFamily Bantu languages
Niger–Congo languages
music traditional dance
traditional drumming
nativeName Vhavenda
neighboringEthnicGroup Northern Sotho people
Tsonga people
Zulu people
notableSacredSite Lake Fundudzi
populationCountry South Africa
primaryLocation northern South Africa
region Limpopo Province
religion Christianity
traditional African religion
riteOfPassage domba initiation school
socialStructure chiefdoms
clans
traditionalBelief ancestor veneration
sacred lakes and rivers
traditionalCraft basket weaving
beadwork
traditionalCrop maize
sorghum
traditionalDance domba dance
tshikona
traditionalEconomy cattle herding
subsistence agriculture
traditionalInstrument drums
mbila (xylophone)
traditionalLeadership chiefs
kings

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Venda spokenBy Venda people
Venda ethnicGroupAssociated Venda people
Limpopo Province hasEthnicGroup Venda people
Tshimanda spokenBy Venda people
Tshiilafuri languageOf Venda people
Tshiphani associatedEthnicity Venda people
Tshiguvhu associatedEthnicity Venda people
Midlands hasEthnicGroup Venda people
subject surface form: Midlands Province
Luvenda isEndonymFor Venda people