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DescriptionKing-Mpande-1.gif	Afrikaans: Zoeloekoning Mpande (1798 – 1872) in sy koningstat Nodwengu, Zoeloeland, tans 'n museum in die midde van Ulundi English: Zulu king Mpande (1798 – 1872) at his Nodwengu Royal Homestead, Zululand, today a museum in central Ulundi IsiZulu: Inkosi yakwaZulu uMpande (1798 – 1872) esibayeni sayo kwaNodwengu, kwaZulu, osekuyisikhungo sokugcina umlando enkabeni yasoLundi.
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