uModjadji, ikumkanikazi yeMvula
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Oku kusekwe kwimbali yaseAfrika, UModjadji, iKumkanikazi yeMvula. Sibaliselwa ngokufika kukaModjadji kumhlaba waseVenda owawuthwaxwa ziimbalela nayintlupheko ngenxa yokunqaba kwemvula. Phambi kokufika kukaModjadji, abantwana baseVenda babengekaze bayibone
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Oku kusekwe kwimbali yaseAfrika, UModjadji, iKumkanikazi yeMvula. Sibaliselwa ngokufika kukaModjadji kumhlaba waseVenda owawuthwaxwa ziimbalela nayintlupheko ngenxa yokunqaba kwemvula. Phambi kokufika kukaModjadji, abantwana baseVenda babengekaze bayibone
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