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The Venda were the first of the three groups to settle in their current region, arriving in South Africa from Zimbabwe around the 1400s. The Tsonga followed, migrating from Central Africa to Mozambique and parts of South Africa in the 1700s. The Zulu emerged as a unified nation much later, in the early 1800s under King Shaka.A more detailed historical timeline of how these three groups developed:Venda: Arrived in the Limpopo region in waves starting around 1400. Early clans like the Vhangona and Vhambedzi are considered the true original inhabitants of the area.Tsonga: Initially migrated into the Transvaal region in the 18th century as traders, long before the major Nguni-speaking conflicts.Zulu: The Zulu people originated from early Nguni groups. However, the Zulu nation and identity as we know it came much later during the \(19^{\text{th}}\) century under the military expansion of King Shaka.Would you like to know more about the cultural differences between these groups or where they live in South Africa today?Shangaan Tsonga - Nguni People, Tribe - South Africa...The Shangaan tribe came into being when King Shaka of the Zulu, sent Soshangane (Manukosi) to conquer the Tsonga people in the area of present-day southern Moza...