William Brunsdon Yapp OBE (1909–1990) was a zoologist and author who worked as a senior lecturer in zoology at the University of Birmingham. Yapp was born in Bristol where his father had moved to from Hereford so as to provide education to his daughters. After studies at Bristol Grammar School, Yapp went to Downing College, Cambridge where he went by the nickname of Brunny. Graduating in the natural sciences, he went on to teach at Hailebury and then at Manchester before joining Birmingham University. He published several well-known textbooks in zoology and had very strong views on how biology should be taught. He served on the National Parks Commission and attended the first world conference on national parks held in the USA in 1962. He pioneered a bird censusing technique based on walking the perimeter of an area to note the locations of singing birds in his book Birds and Woods (1962). He also served on the committee that helped establish long-distance walking paths in England. After his retirement he served as a scientific expert for Shell chemicals during the 1987-88 trials over dieldrin and its toxicity to wildlife. He supported an informed debate on matters of nuclear energy. In 1957, he gave his address as Stourbridge; and from 1961, he lived at Church End House, Twyning, Tewkesbury. He was, for a time, Chairman of the research committee of the West Midland Bird Club. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 1966 New Year Honours.

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Xhosa clan names (isiduko (sing.), iziduko (pl.) in Xhosa) are family names that are considered more important than surnames among Xhosa people. Much like the clan system of Scotland, many Xhosa persons can trace their family history back to a specific male ancestor or stock. Mentioning the clan name of someone is the highest form of respect, and it is considered polite to enquire after someone's clan name on meeting. The clan name is also sometimes used as an exclamation by members of that clan. When a woman marries, she may take her husband's surname, but she always keeps her own clan name and adds the prefix Ma- to it. A man and a woman who have the same clan name may not marry, as they are considered to be related. The wife has to be buried in the clan name of the husband so that they can be appropriate to be the man's family because they use the same surname.CLAN NAMES:A few clan names of amaXhosa and related ethnic groups:AmaNzotho, ooKhawuta kaGcaleka, ooMaphango,ooMalambedlile, ooNgxale, ooNyelenzi, ooPhalo, ooTogu, ooTshiwo kaTswawe, kaMalangana (AmaXhosa omthonyama).
* AmaGiqwa: ooJikijwa, Mvaba, Meqo, Ncudwana, Nkosana, Mdeyama, Xhe, Bhaxa, Qhirama, Nonesi, Qobo, Ntshinga ay'khwazwa ikhwazwa ngabayazo.
* AmaZangwa: Khwalo, Mlanjana, Ncuthu, Sohobese.
* Bhayi (Khetshe, Mkhumbeni, Msuthu, Gwaca, Camsholo, Nyokemnyama ecand'iziziba, Nkonjane ebhabh' emafini, Mkentane, Mevamhlophe, Vundle, Khayisa – they belong to the amaVundle people/group).
* Bhele Sikwethu;Makubalo; Mzozo; Nozulu; Mavuso; Notell; Nondela; Bharhodi; Nebhunda; Salaivha;Phei; Kaifur; Kuptar; Mbai; Bhungezi; safi; dez; Pheketha; Mbeko; Ndzikame; Madzikana; Cii; Ciya; Gume; gamle; Ngamlana; Qwiba; Ndizakazi; Ntulo; Siqenduka; Nduku; Mfunisa; Masela; Ndzeku; Lahilathi; Msomi; Mzaku; Ntamonde; Hasheki; Mishekwi; Mbidaniso; Rhamente; Mzotho; Mandela; Msuku; Mthengana; mantambo; ntuli; Mthembu; Mtembu; Ntuka; Nteko; Ntoni; Ntonga; David; Favors; Fu; festile; huh; Jonnas; Bele;Gqokoma; Gontsana; Fakude; Fezela; Gugushe; Gagashe; Mehlomade; Masengi; Nyembe; Maduna; Mqwathi, qwasana; Nxasana; Zwai; Bhala; Shezi; Mbekeni; mathole; mathambo; Mazwai; Fukutha;Gwara; Tshawe; Shumeka; Tamse; Luthuli; Magidela; Mgabadeli; Ntsele; Ndayi; Nqala; Ludeke; Madikizela; Ngutyana; Mtengwana; Ngcingwana; Khuluza; matumatu; Photshozwayo; Majeke; mtholesi; Nodada; Mfikeni; Mafikeni; Mofokeng; Twala; Thwasa; Mgoma; mMgeza; Mlaba; Jereka; Jere; Jele; Vhoni; Mfeka; Ka Mvumbi ka Ngigame Notha; Matomela.
* "uBhele, uLanga, uQunta, uMafu, uKhuboni, uNdabezitha, uNyathi, uMadibanandlela, uSilokazi, uMbutho, uMdluli, uNkomi'nala, uMbikazi, uNontandukuphakanyiswa".
* Bhlangwe (Mnyamana, Mtshikitsha, Mpembe, Mphube, Mbhongozi, Bulisa, Bhekizulu, Mgungubelana, Nothwalana, NtongazaseChefane). Ubukhulu becala esisiduko sifumaneka Engcobo nase Lady Frere.
* Bhukhwana (ooMbara, ooMpofu, Mtshobo, Phaphulesilo, Phaphulengonyama, Into ezingaphathwa mntu ngoba zizinkosi ngokwazo).
* Bhisha (AmaNtambo, Gaba, Xho'ndlovu, Mvundl'olubhelu, Gogoba, Gantsa, Zotsho, Bathi Nonyawana zincinane kanti zinkulu oku kwe Bhlayi letolofiya).
* Bhuku (Sinqasha, Nkamangane, Mbhamla, Mfazi obele lide oncancisela ngaphesheya komfula, iingonyama ezigqumela ngaphakathi ngokuthanda isizwe sama Xesibe).
* Cethe (ooChizama)OoBhurhuma, Ncenceza, Mlowa, Mbambozinomongo, Ootyinyamikrwada, mlanjana, njoloza, ngcok.
* Cetshe (Jaba, Rhuba, Mlamb'okhwel'iintaba, Mlamb'owelwa ziinkonjane).
* Cirha (ooNcibane, Ntswentswe, Nojaholo, Qhanqolo, Sihlobo SikaPhalo, Hloml'phuthu lidala lineempondo, Ghabha ka ntsikana, Nyembezana, MGcaleka, ooMhlantla, khawuta, ntswayibane, nkosiyamntu, ooMhlath'endlovu, Noni, Mfuyo, Lindile thuthani Mdantsane; Mayinga nyevulwa inyashe ngonyawo zambath'iindela; zona zaphosa ub'khosi ngexa yePhuta; zona zibeleke ingasi yobukhosi).
* Dala (Mganu, Wanga, Dibandlela, Nteyi, Ciko, Yolasha, Jalamba, nkomo'zibomvu nezirhwexu).
* Deyi (Ncume, Cume; Cum; Wei; Wayisi; Bhangushe; Bhengu; Cebisa; Deyiso; Dei; Deii; Gabisa; Manzini; Mdeyi; Mtame; Hlathi; Hlabe; Mjoli; Makhoba, Mako; Xolo, Meko; Ngcolosi; Sengwayo; Mthwakazi; Jabavu; Nonina; Dlakana; Ngilana; Ndleko; Vezi; Ndeki; Murr; Nkuna; Mbokazi; Wushe; Khusi; Khusher, Sinyali; Phakwe; Pepu; Mphephu; Babalo; Phaahla; Phoi; Hambashe; Ham; Herr; Nkatha; Nkhatha; Gwabini; Gqwaru; Ngoni; Ngozi; Fusana; Geda; Phephu; Ndudane; Farru; Fini; Finini; Mbelani; Bhekiswa; Bekiswa; Qhakaza; Bekiso; Mase; Manci; Mancini; Noconjo; Zikhali; Mzungulu; Zungulu; Mzungu; Mphafane; Kheswa; Mphafa; Qamata; Qubulashe; Gqigqigqi; Duur; Diya; Diko; Xhonti; Ntoyanto; Xarru; Xhakaza; Xakaza; Shwawu; Mshwawu; Zotsho; Somdeyi; Sukwini; Mahoyi; Motsa; Zungu; Velelo; Valela; Phaala; Mtebele; Lambatha ; Nduli; Mbovu; Xoi; Xarr; Sarru; Soreh; Soi and Noma-Ndzo-Ndzo ka Phika'ne'langa.
* Mnkabane - Majeke, Mthwembotyi, Noqazo, Mayeye, Nduntsha, Nkomo zika Marhama, zika Ngxalenye, zika Khamanzana, unyawo zipinki noba zinentsente, uMthondwana, Mbuswana, Nywabelemntwini, mfaz'obele linye, uNkomo zakwa Ntleki, Mabandla ka Rhanjana, Mzilanto. Undlunkulu wamaNkabane use Dutywa kwisithili sase Taleni*"Lunga Mdunyelwa". Debeza – OoDebeza, ngoJebe, Nonyanya, Nongoqo, Mbeka Ntshiyini Bathi uqumbile, Khonkcoshe Mbokodo engava mkwetsho (These are royalty in the Amampondomse group. Their main concentration is in the former Transkei, in Tsolo, Qumbu and Umthatha in the Eastern Cape).
* Dikela' Mqwathi, Bhlangwe, Yongose, Noni, Mfuyo, Ntswayibane Lindile Thuthani Mdantsane
* 'Dlaminijama kasjadu zizi elimnyama nenkomo zalo ezmanqina amhlophe kukuwela inkonjane nethukela' (Sibakhulu; Senzeni; Gqibheto; Luku; Lukha; mesiMankuthu; Debesi; Vakasheli; Ndosile; Leki; Ndasuka; Mziyaso; Sokhanyile; Madinga; Susela; Ndosi; Mlotshwa; Ndabazabantu; Mpangazitha; Seku; Mabhida; Peleng; Sokhula; Shange; Nxasabe; Nkulukazi; Mkhiza; Mzizi; Sejamu; Sejadu; Jinineka; Mjele; Jaziya; Jali; Mawawa; Ngubengu; Sonci; Qhineba; Ndelekana; Nyathi; Ngwcabe; Ndasa; Fuleka; Sifumba; Ndlambe; Mjevu; Jevu; Jambasile; Ndalasi; Ntesi; Tyesi; Mbele; Ntume; Nibe; Mcube; Ngcobo; Gumede; Hoffman; Sesesako; Mbusiye; Hadebe; Sibaya; Williams; Buleki; Mtshengo; Nduna; Ntlanga; Mfolosa; Lefifi; Mpuluka; Zondi; Mjeleku; Sabani; Langasika;Khabazela; Nyuzwa; Fanana; Mbeko; Mbingwa; Ntokuza; Ledimo; Leremi; Manyathela; Mashile; Mashaba; Dhlamini; Ngonyama; Mkize; Nzimakhwe; Shenge; Ngwenya; Solomons; Khumalo; Sabelo; Kelso; Daniels; Mzimba; Mndzima; Msebendzi; Ntshona; Ndlovu; Mbeki ka
* Dodo yirha, mzondi, sambu ziyddd Dlomo (Sopitsho, Ngqolomsila, Yem yem, Vela bambentsele)
* Dontsa- oNoDlidlu, oNoDlabathi, oSwahla, oMntungwa uNdukuMkhonto, uShembe, bath' uDontsa akananyongo kant' abay'bon' uba igqunywe ngesbhadlalala so mhlehlo... (Hlubi clan)
* Dzana Dzana, Khatsini, Ncwabe, Nongalo, Ngxabalala, Swaz'ilobetha izifebe, Ngcofela, Nonunu, Dzan'ibedzu, Mkhuma omnandi njenge zambane, Mayeye, iBhaca, mabheka Phantsi njenge zambane. 'Mziwodidi Majiya' (amabhaca)
* Dzanibe (Nqolo, Gaba kaThsayisa, Mntu wasemanzini, Ndzabedvolo, abakhibexonya-bengalaluki, ningayiqabi mpobovana nizawudlula nabadluli bendlela, Ndzathsane, Mahlambahlaletyeni, Nomvalo etc.
* Faku (Nyawuza, Thahla, Ndayeni, Ziqelekazi, Ngqungqushe, Dakhile, Mpondo, Hlamba ngobubend'amanz'ekhona)
* Fundzo ( Tyani bude bongamel' iziziba, Mduma, Gabela, Mbulukazi, Sodladla)
* Gaba (Mgweba, Mngqosini, Mjobi, Thithiba, Cihoshe, Nozinga, Mnt'womlambo, Thikoloshe, Ndoko, Mbokodw'emnyama Kahili, Msuthu,Mfazi obelenye,)
* Gadluma (Cekwana, Ndulini, Gando, Tshutsha, Tyhopho, Mbomb'emfene, Izinto ezadla igusha zabelungu zathi ziziduli zethafa)
* Gambu (Memela, Msuthu Nontuli, Ngwekazi - AmaHlubi)p
* Gamede (or Gamedze) (Nogele, Skhutyana, Phosibe), Mzamani, Ngonyama, Silwa kaMasikani, Nomasi, Gele, Mphubani, Maqaqasi, Mbew'enkulu engahlungulwa, etc.emaSwati
* Ganu
* Gatyeni (Mamali, ndondela, nkomo zibomvu, nywabe, indoda uyivumi nepokoto, ocubungu)
* Gcina, Helushe, Xhamela Ncancashe, Magwebulikhula, Malambedlile, Nokwindla, Thyopho (Bahamba bepheth'isali – ihashe bakulifuman'emlungwini. The Gcina clan is originally from Lady Frere in the Eastern Cape. The amaGcina are thought to be kings of Lady Frere as they are the dominant clan. OR Amagcina Amarhula (Xhamela Ncancashe, Nogawul'ikhula, Malambayendle elambel'inyama yenyamakazi, nokwindla, uthyopho, uhamba epheth'isali ihashe ulifumana emfengwini, izinto zabantu abazibi koko bayazigcina, bathi iigusha ziziduli zethafa, ibhokhwe ngumnqabaza wehlathi, Isizukulwana sika Nomagwayi, umbon'obomvu wase mbo.
* Gcuma, (Gcuma, Jola, Dzabela, Mayaba, Nonga yintombi, Malandelwa yintomb' ithi ndizeke.
* Maya, ( mntungwa, mbuyisa, .
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* Mgebe (Ngobe, Ngaleka, Mkhasela Mduduma nje ngezulu)
* Godlwana (Nompunzi, Gcodi, Lusalu, Catala ka Qoyi, mbumbulu inye zingabambini ziyadubulana)
* Goqolo (Ntshintshi, Thanana, Tyebelangaphakathi, Mjoli, Sheya, Ganeka)
* Gqunu (Tshawe, Gcaleka, tshiwo, togu, rharhabe, mdange, ngconde, khawuta)
* Gqwashu Gxiya, Mvambo, Lawu, Siyaphi, Manzini, Ndotshayisa(with Khoikhoi ancestry)
* Gqwarhu – Deyi, omhlophe, Khawu, ngoszi, Mtabasa ka Dingana, cebisa
* Gxarha, Cwerha, Vambane, Mahlahla, Siyoyo, Mlawu, Potwana (Mpodomise subgroup clan name)
* Hegebe
* Jali (juda, Mpemvu, Ntlotshane, Mvetshane, Jonas, Tshira, Mabhala, Gwatshu - AmaHlubi)
* Jevu(tolo,zulu,mchenge,mabhanekazi,nonywaxhwa,vumbalempongo iyanuka inika ngoku nukiswa,maxhwabaxhwaba.
* Jola SingaMampondomse ngohlanga, ooJola, ooJoliNkomo, ooMphaNkomo, ooQengeba, OoNgwanya, nomakhala, njuza, sthukuthezi, sithandwa mhla kukubi, hoshode, hakaha, mfaz' obele 'nye omabele made, oncancisa naphesheya komlambo (The royalties of the Mondomise)
* Jwarha (Vongwe, Mtika, Mazaleni, Jotela, Khatiti, Mnangwe, Mayarha, Tiyo, Soga, Mnguyane, Mbelu, Ndabase, Bantw'abahle noba bapheth' izikhali, Ntame'nemida njengeye nkunzi, mabujwe'bhidlika njengodaka)
* Khawuta
* Khiwa (Qwebeda) (Khonjwayo, Chithwayo, Ngcekula, Ndzondela, Hlaka, Ngetu, Phoswa, Silwanyana, Makalanyana, Sikhehlana a Pondo clan)
* AmaKhonjwayo Isizwe noMnombo (Tribe Genealogy): Sizakuwubeka ngokokuzalwa kwabo, sithatha nje iintloko zabo, uChithwayo uzala uKhonjwayo, uKhonjwayo azale uKhiwa, uKhiwa uzele amawele elokuqala nguNgcekula elesibini nguNtsikinyane kundlunkulu wakhe (Great house) uKhiwa ezele uNdanya ekunene, (amaNdanya akhokelwa nguNkosi uVelile Mkono)waza kwiQadi wazala uTshizi, indlu kaTshizi ikhokelwa nguSiqukwana.(Inkosi eyayiphethe ngexesha lakudala ihlonitshiwe nguNgcekula)uNgcekula (iwele lokuqala) uzele uNdzondela, uNdzondela wazala uHlaka, uHlaka wazala uNgetu, uNgetu wazala uPhoswa, uPhoswa wazala uSilwanyana, uSilwanyana wazala uMakalanyana, uMakalanyana wazala uSikhehlana, uSikhehlana yena uzala uTatana. Ngoku singena kwinzala yewele lesibini. UNtsikinyane iwele lesibini uzele uMakhanda, uMakhanda wazala uNogemane kwiGreat House, kwiRight house wazala uThungana. Masiqale kwindlu enkulu, uNogemane uzele uGwadiso (Dumile), uGwadiso wazala uGodloza, uGodloza yena wazala uNtenteni, uNtenteni wazala uGobizithwana (uZwelidumile) waza ke yena uGobizithwana wazala uDumisani inkosi enkulu ephethe isizwe samaKhonjwayo ngoku. Kanti ke uThungana yena wobunene buka Makhanda uzele uSithelo, uSithelo wazala uPhonyela, uPhonyela wazala uMakhizinyani, uMakhizinyani yena wazala uHlathikhulu, uHlathikhulu yena uzala uThulani.
* Khumalo (Mzilikazi kaMashobane - Hlubi clan name), mntungwa, dibandlela, imidletye , noyila , sichaba , oomadibanisa indonga , ah! ndabezitha
* Khwetshube (Xhanga, Ngcawukana, Thamse, Bipha, Bhongxa, kaXhanga; Mhlang'olal 'intake Kaz' utshile nje zolala phi! Ndlu kaYokazi. (Mabude, Ndelemane, Detshe, Njenjani) (Mpondo clan name)
* Kwayi (Ngconde, Togu, Ubulawi, Ngcond'oneentshaba, etc.)
* Madiba (the clan name of Nelson Mandela, a Thembu. Important rulers and chiefs include Mthikrakra, Ngangelizwe, Dalindyebo, Joyi, Jumba, Sabatha, Buyelekhaya)
* Maduna (Gubevu, Nokhala, Jiyana, Tiba, Matoetoe, Msuthu, Sjekula salakulandela, Umnt'abesi gejebe nkomo sekhona, malobola gesegadana, Umnt'owaw'edakeni kwathi nqa abantu - amaHlubi)
* Majola (see Jola)
* Mambi (Nxontsa ka Xesibe, uBhulingwe kuvele imamba, uNtabazikude zikuMganu, Mntshontsho uSabela uyabizwa emazibukweni)
* mhlwane (ozibula, amahlwane, omkhaliphi, oSigayela, omasabisa, tsiya, oshlahla somquma sigawulwa sisahluma, osthebe sibanzi sisikela amavilakazi)
* Manci (Mbali, Wabane, Tshitshis'intaba, Mdludla, Zinde Zinde Zinemiqala)
* /Hlanga (Hlanga, Nobetha, Mqiya, Mndlovu, Mntada, Xhinela, Maleku, Nxeko, Dlangamakhandlela, Yokhwe, Maphuza, Mgweleta, Zilenzi, uMfaz'obelenye phesheya komlanjana) Thembu clan *Masiba Nyawuza,Mhlongwane, Jesese, Mlaza.
* Matshaya Mbathane, Xesibe
* Mbanjwa, Gebane, Mpethwane, Gubulundu, Nongoma, Ntimela, Mhlabeka, Mantiyantiyane, Hlubi
* Mbatha
* Mbongwe, Mbuyisa, Mvemnyama, Khoza, Sondisa, Mathobela, Nqalela, Ndimande ka qaqaqa, Sigudu sebhokhwe, Sandamela, Ndawonde, Madas'elangeni, Nkob'aziphekwa ngamavila ziphekwa zizikhuthali - AmaHlubi
* Mbotho Mbotho, Mazama, Mtshikilana, Myalo, Fulela mfaz' olivila kuyanetha, Sibasa manzini kuvuth' umlilo, Nyawo zibomvu nokuba zinentsente, Ntsindane, Malala nentombi ivuke ithi ndizeke, Sibasa Manzini kuvith’umlilo, Thoyane.
* Mdlane, Tutuse, Nomdimba, Hala, Sophitsho, Ngqolomsila,Ntlokwan'ibanzana, Ngubengcuka, Mtikrakra, mThembu they are Thembu descendants*
* Mdlangathi: Mome mome Sirhama Somntwana, Juta, Ngwenduna, Mencwa, ntshozina, Nobhedu, Ntaba ayikhonjwa ikhonjwa Ngamadlangathi odwa, Nyonyoza ka Nyinywa, Nyame'enja eyafel'emfuleni yeza ngokunuka elalini, Ntlangwane, Mkhobela, Bhalangile ka toto, mth'ugawlwe ngabangangaye ngamapilinya, u-hagu hagu ndibolek'umbombo ndiqebul'amafusi ndakuph'iingqweqwe mhla ndafula, nzipho zekati ziyi nkcalankcala zithul'ibhekile yetiki ixhonywe emahlantini ob'hlanti, mfaz'othakathayo ubonwa ngeempund'uxweba xa kbanda, ndakthum'ebhisdolophu walibala kusel'iti enempukane, mbembe ka mahlalela, u juba lalal'emthini ngokuzbonakalisa, nkunz'emnyana bakhuz'ukuhlaba ngoba zonk'izizwe ziyzwil'ukulila.
* Mfene Lisa, Jambase, Hlathi, Msuthu, Buswayo, Canzi, Sanzanza, Uzango'mva Eliweni, Uyibeka Elityeni Ityiwe Zimbovane.
* Mgiqwa, Magele, Thotywayo, Jikijwa, Mvaba, Nkosana, Tshobo, Ntshinga ka Khwaza, Ntiya, Bambani
* Mhaga (noSabe, Amawel'ukuzana, uQwetha no Gqubushe)
* Miya, Gcwanini, Munja, Sibewu, Sijekula, Salakulandelwa, Maguqa agalele njenge ngonyama
* Mjoli (Deyi, Shishi, Qubulashe, Wushe, Ngilana, Nonina, Bharhuzi, Fusani, Khusi, Bhedle, Mpulana, vebi, Zulu)
* Mkhwane -Mwelase, Sigasa, Ntukela, Mlalase, Cikilili, Ngwekazi, Mqingwana - AmaHlubi
* Mkhwemte Dabane Sgadi Meka Ntwentswe Fulashe Nojaholo Ncibane Qhanqolo Ntlokwenyathi Ngququ venge
* Mngxongo (oNtsundu, oYem-yem, oVelebem'bhentsele, oZondwa zintshaba zingazubenza nto, oSophitsho, oMadiba, oNgqolomsila, oDlomo, oMthikrakra ,Qhayiya (Descendants of the AbaThembu, see Madiba, Dlomo, Mmaya)
* Mmaya (oYem-yem, oSophitsho, oMagwa, oNgqolomsila, oBhomoyi)
* Mlambo (Hlubi, oMbinga, Onoxhaka, oDladla, oLubisi, oSenene, Mlambo ongawelwayo owelwa zinkonjane zodwa pho nazo ukuba zinempiko) siszalo sika Gxiva
* Mnganga (ooKrila, Thangane, Mbamba, Bhodl'inja, Ngcondozimhlophe, Mgquba)
* Mpangela, Mvinjwa, Rhoshana, Ndlazi, Dlomo, Sibetho, Magwala, Gwadzi elisilika bubuhle, Oogudlilwandle bade balifanela.AmaHlubi
* Mpehle : Cabashe, Dikane, uVete, Notyedo, Goc' iNyonga, Masila, Nkomo z'bomvu (a Mpodomise clan name)
* Mpemvu : uJali, uJuda, uNtlotshane, Bumela, uNgciva (a Thembu clan name)
* Mpinga, Mawawa, Mbala kaNkqoshe, Mpondomise, Ntose, Nto*mntwana, Ngwangwashe, uSenzwa, Sineka, Mbetshane, Hlahla lamsik' umntu es*ndeni, Ngceza, Sintila, Nyaw'zinoshukela, mzukulu kaSityulu, kheth'omthandayo, Mawawa, yazi b'inobaya ifanelwe ngabafana): the clan of Enoch Sontonga, author of "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika", part of National Anthem of Republic of South Africa.
* Mphuthi, Nyathi, Msuthu, uRhahla, Rhabani, Tsiki, Nhose; Oogaxel’umbengo, boya beNyathi, Amathol’enkomo zikaNyathi, abeSuthu, ebePhuth'ephuthini! Oozishuba zimdakana phesheya komlanjana wegqili, Izilwana zona zehla ezintabeni zokhahlamba ngeziluluthwana, sithetha ngenzala ka Nose (Nhose) kubafazi bakhe abathathu kuMawushe ewe uMatshezi naye uMamhlwane. Esikhoyo isikululwana sesabo OoQhaziyana, OoGeorge kwa noLanga iinkulu zakhe. Ziintsuthu zaseQuthini (Sotho) ngokomlandu kodwa ngenxa yemfuduko zokhokho bafumaneka Eastern Cape kuTsolo kwela maMpondomise eMcwangele [amaMpondomise ngokuma] “Nje ngoko namagama ezixela ziintsuthu ezi ngobuhlanga”
* Mqwambi, Holomi, Khawuta, Tete, Tshanabe, Tshazibane, Gcaleka.
* Mtakwenda (Leta, Libele, Tyebelendle, Ngcwadi, Kwangeshe, Mentuko, Mboyi, Solizembe)
* Mthunzi (Nyukwana, Homposhe, Njifile, Ntibane, Pepepe, Nkayi, Thambo lihlab'elimzondayo, Qabel'eliweni, Mthwakazi)
* Mvulane (Khetshe, Ncilashe, Bhayi
* - Separate from the amaVundle)
* Mweli (Jili, Msingawuthi, Ngqambela, Masengwa, Gqagqangana, Thukela, Mchemane, Sibakhulu, Mkhont’ obomvu, Ntlangwini's enebatha yaseMakhuzeni), AmaKhuze
* Myingwa (Ndzelu, Blose, Shinga, shoba shobane I shoba le ndlovu, oma jojobela bathi Akutshingi thina kutshinga isibongo)
* Shinga bathi Akutshthina kutshinga isibongo,o jojobela) ingi
* Myirha Mzondi Sampu Ziyeka (Ithambo lenyoka lihlaba elimzondayo)
* Nala (Ndokose, Mpembe, Nomgquma, nojakadelana, ozila zimkhonto zimangqangqase, inkomo enhle yaphiwa amaNala nobuhle bayo, osibhekuza baboNzima, bona abaphembela umlilo emanzini uvuthe, omakhanya ehlungwini kuhlwile : amaHlubi)
* Ncuthu, Mzangwa, Khwalo, Mlanjana, Songobese, Nkume
* Ncobeni (Mthunzi, Gema, Sibakhulu, Thabethe, Dlekedle, Tiba, Khuze), AmaKhuze
* Ndaba (Tshibase, Bhadela, Mntungwa, Nonunu, Nomangcangca, Nogubel'egoduka, Nzipho zimnyama kukuqhwaya, Nkuluka, Dzujana, Choboka nje ngomkhuma woThukela, Nyawo zimhlophe noxa zinodaka, Ntombezintle nabayeni bazo, Bharuza, Manyuza, Njujane, Nothuli, Nomangcangca, Mvelase, Magutywa, Mgubo odliwa ngabahambi bendlela, Mntungwa ombulazi owadl'umntu emyenga ngeendaba, Nompundwana zincinane yanga zingongiwa linunu entle engadli mntu, Khand'iyeza etyeni, Ngabaphakela umyeni esithebeni kuba besonga amazimba, AmaHlubi)
* Ndala (Ndala ka Momamana, uMncotshe, Msunu Sdumbu, Thole, Ngxunga Smukumuku, Ndithinina, Ntombi ubentseleni inkomo zimkaje)
* Ndila Ndila, Nyezile, Qangaza, KaNgqili, Ndlwan'inisematyeni, Ndulin'Ophezulu, Mndini, Fulela Kunetha/Fulela Kwanetha, Tshunguza, Cekwana, Gadluma, Tshutsha, Simnde, Mtshakazi, Phaphu lengonyamam Jamel'jekeja, Msili kaNonceba, Roqolombashe, Nomatsinyane, Nomathebe, Mpondimise
* Ndlovu Mntungwa Gengesi Malunga Mancoba (zidlekhaya ngokuswela umalusi), AmaHlubi
* Ndlela (sibhekuza, nodabekhula, nodada, nala, AmaHlubi Amahle)
* Nduli (Bhoma, Phutha, Mayoni, Bhodwayo, Mqula, Nkcala, Mbombose, Qiya, Cabekancidisi, Silandas’iyingcangula, Mkhont’uyimesi, Zonkazothuthu)
* Ndungwane (Bhejula, Velabambentsele, Yem yem, Bukhali bentonga, Sophitsho, UKrali, uSoze, Ngibiselwano, Isagweba esavala iindonga kukubi, uSandla senkosi, uMsimelelo, uNgqolomsila, Buhle bendoda ziinkomo, Themba lamagwala.), Dlomo, Sophitsho, Ngqolomsila, Diya, Mngxongo, Abathembu descendants,
* Ndunu (Maphini, Makhetha, Mrhali, Phoyiyane, Twabu)
* Ndzaba (Msuthu, Bhili, Mancoba, Rhanza, Gasa, Mwelase, Vangane, Nkonyeni, Sishuba) into ezehla ezintabeni/ezinkahlambeni zishubele ngenqatha lehashe... amaHlubi
* Ngcitshane (nkwenkwezana , mev'amhlophe,Qam , Tshaba sikungene , Dwabadwaba Rhasibe ,Schume ka Schongoma, Ndanisa ka Mkhahlela , Mhlanga ka Mhlongwane , Nocubul'inyama ngozipho isitshetshe sikhona , sithebe esimananga-nanga sokwaphulelela intlala yethokazii Ahh!! Thole Lesilo )
* Ngcwangule (Mpondo clan name, Tita, Phelwani, Nqashiya, Sikhuni somga nesomthole, mfazii obelelinye owaliphosa pheheya komlanjana bahlutha bonke abasemangcwaguleni, ntombi ziyamlilela zithi Bhuti usishiyela ntoni sikhuthanda nje, Ntombi zithi ndizeke Bhuti noba awunankomo, umntu awagwazumntu emasendeni
* Ngwane (Hlongwane, Ngwane kaNgwadi, Masumpa, Masenga sileke, Nduku Zinobulongwe, Masobuza, nina besizwe sikaMatiwane, usozisela kaMasumpa noTshali, nina bebutho likaSangweni, Zikhali ezingalingani nezamaxhegwana, Mphayise)
* Ngxabani (Meyiwa, Rhibela, Bhabha nomhlehlo, uMdatshi, ubodi kaNcokazi, Nontwenja yinkongolo, bebal' iinkomo nje thina sibal'iinkwenkwezi)
* Ngwanya (see Jola)
* Nkomo (Mrhaberhu , Nkumbuzo , Golela , Magajana , Malinga - wena walinga ukupheka inkomo ngembiza ka nopotyi , Mafinyangolwimi , Mkhont' ozilolayo , Mntungwa , Yengwayo )
* Mtshengu (Ntshantsha, skhalaze, unomfudukwana, umadlelanga, unoflethi ayibethwa ibethwa babayaziyo.)
* Nkwali (Hlubi clan name: bhukula, Mkhwanazi, Nkwali ye Nkosi). The Nkwalis’s were born ebukhosini (kingdom) buka Ndwandwa and they were famous during the rule of Dlomo the Hlubi king. Nkwali originate from Mkhwanazi. Nkwali joined the amaHlubi tribe. Nkwali gave birth to Mlabatheki who gave birth to Bukula. Same as Bukula, Maphela also comes from Nkwali. Mapela(Hlubi name for cockroach) got the name because he was so wealthy that his wealth was all over like cockroaches.
* Abakwa Nkwali bazalwa ebukhosini, kunjalo nje baduma kakhulu ngolawulo likaDlomo. UMlabatheki wayengumfo wakwaNkwali; yena uzala uBukula, lo ufungwayo ngabo. uBukula ngulo wamisela uNtsele kubukhulu bamaHlubi, gokusuka amkhelele amanzi ngophondo ukuba awase kuise-mkhulu uDlomo.AbakwaMaphela isekwa ngabakwaNkwali. Balifumana eli gama kuba ubutyebi babo buska banyakasela ngokwamaphela, kwaba se kusithiwas ngabakwaMaphela."Ngabakwa Nkwali Bhukukala Mkhwanasi,Makhwanasi amahle, amaHlubi kaShamase Nkwal’ enkosi,Enyon’ engadliwa ngabafokazana idliwa ngamakhosi.Ngabakwa Buz’ elikhul’ elagedl’ umhlanga,Kwavel’ amaBuz’ abuzwana.NgabakwaNongubo-ntloko.Abanye bazitetil’ abanye bazithwele.Inkwali yintak’ engcondo zibomvuEdla ikhethe lomfula isihlobo sobugotsho isihlobo sobuwanguwangu uMuMosulelwa ngamafutha inyama engayidlanga Mntana akafani noyise ngalivezandlebe intombi ithi ngizeke Nova awunankomo Mthulukwa lowathulukwa entabeni njengengqatha zempundzi ShamaseSomlomotiSpheshuMadubandlelaMkhwanasiMsuthuSokhethabahleSomkheleMtubatubaDlangezwaPhalaneMntongenankundlaLuvunoVeyane(Velane)Mayanda(Malanda)Masukumbeya(Mashukumbela)Nzama kaBelisiMagcobaMhabahabaSontuyi(Sontuli)Gagisa: IZiduko zama Hlubi, ngu Henry Masila Ndawo. Published by Lovedale Press, 1939. Found at Rhodes University Library. Last updated 12/03/2013 nguNkwali, uBukula, uThando wakwa Mjebeza kaNokuni ozalwaNgumsithi yena ozalwangu Mjebeza eGobozana eQonce.
* Nozulu (Deyi, Kheswa, Mpafane, Mchumane, Mpangazitha, Macocobela, Mzimkhulu, Ndokoma, Dosini, Thukela, amaHlubi)
* Nqarhwane (ooZduli, ooHintsabe, ooMaqhula, ooHlabilawu)
* Ntlane (uNtlanga, uNqabane, uDingi, ooMpilo, ooMkhondwana, oobhal'esendeni ngonqaba kwephepha, ooGcuta, oSinje, oomthwa kaSihula, amawele ukwezana ancanciswa apha nangaphesheya)
* Ntshilibe (Bhanqo, Ndize, Langa, Mdumane, Bobese, Gawul'abathakathi, Nqambodada, Nyokony'elinyam'enyameni, Ntshontshololo, Mgcaleka, senior Counselors in the Xhosa Royal House, "ama andina tata ndizeke ndingowakho".
* Ntshiza, Rhadu, Gubhe, Nakazana, Simelela, Mbamba, Qwangqwa, Manqashe, Ngonyama, Malilelwa ziiNtombi zithi bhuti ndizeke andinabazali, Mpumlo-Nkulu, Bhayi Ka Mcetywa
* Nxasana, Thaba, Dunjane, Skhonza, Gazo, Mkhiwa, Totoba, Malilelwa zintombi zithi "Bhuti ndizeke andina mama andina tata", Gqunu kaNomphakatshane, NoMbhekela, Malunguz' udonga andulukuwela
* Nxotwe (Gabazi, Qamkazi, Mfuza afulele okwelifu lemvula, Mpondomise)
* Nxuba (Mduma, Rhudulu)
* Nyase (uMduma, uBhobhoza kaMgqiwane, uNothintwa ongathintwayo ungamthinti lo mntwana uzakukuxaka, icala lenkomo emdaka, uNdzabela, uNtsebeza, umfaz'obelelinye oncancis'okungaphetsheya, uFenjana kafebana ogangathel'abanye bedl'ubomi, oonoshukumis'imivalo, oohombe...Found in Ntabankulu and Lusikisiki, petsheya kweThina, phetsheya kweTsitsa, phetsheya koMzimvubu [AmaMpondo]) ongathintwayo ungamthinti lo mntwana uzakukuxaka, icala lenkomo emdaka, uNzabela, uNtsebeza, umfaz'obelelinye oncancis'okungaphetsheya, ofenjana kafebana ogangathela abanye bedl'ubomi, onoshukumis'imivalo, ohombe .. Found in Ntabankulu eDumsi, eMacwerheni, Lusikisiki, phetsheya kwe Thina, phetsheya kweTsitsa, phetsheya koMzimvubu)
* Nyathi uMsuthu, uMphuthi, uRhahla, uRhabani, uTsiki, uNhose; Oogaxel’umbengo, boya beNyathi, Amathol’enkomo zikaNyathi, abeSuthu, ebePhuth'ephuthini! Oozishuba zimdakana phesheya komlanjana wegqili, Izilwana zona zehla ezintabeni ngeziluluthwana, Nje ngoko namagama ezixela ziintsuthu ezi ngobuhlanga” sithetha ngenzala ka Nose (Nhose) kubafazi bakhe abathathu kuMawushe, uMatshezi naye umaMhlwane. Esikhoyo isikululwana sesabo oonyana neenkulu zakhe,uQhaziyana uGeorge kwa noLanga. Ziintsuthu zaseQuthini (Sotho) ngokomlandu kodwa ngenxa yemfuduko/ mfeguza zokhokho bafumaneka Eastern Cape kuTsolo kwela maMpondomise eMcwangele [amaMpondomise ngokuma]
* Nyawuza (Faku, Mpondo ruling line, chiefs including Faku, Sigcau, Bokleni, Ndamase)
* Nyosi (Khwange, cesane ndabazana nyosi, jokweni, nodala, khwange, zalamzi, ntunwana, ntozakhe, dlula, cuba, mbewana, ntimela, msuthu, cesana, nophungula, maswakuza njengenyamazana, mbona obomvu, abantu abathunda enkundleni, kuvel' ithokazi lenkomo nyos' eneqeba ngaphambili, ayilum'iyahlangula, baphakuli beenyosi eziphezulu, ngoba eziphantsi ziyabasinekela khwange lenkomo, babangalithena liyabhebha)
* Nzotho (Nyelezi, Maphongo)
* Mqadi Ngqwili Nondlobe, Ngcwina,
* Qhinebe – (clan of Wonga Guntu, born 6 June 1914) Gqugqugqu, Zithonga-zithathu, Hahaha, Mlunjwa, Mkhomanzi, Duka namahlathi, nkonjan' émnyama edlalémafini.
* Qocwa (Deyi, Zikhali, Mazembe, Jojo, Tiyeka, Butsolo Beentonga Mbizana, Mabombo, Ngcolosi)
* Qoma (Qomukuyitya, ooMvand'inyama, Nyohela, Nwaba ndikwenze, ooSigqo, Sisiqobo eso)
* Qithi (Ndinga, Nkomo ayizali izala ngokuzaliswa, Yem-yem, Sopitsho, Ngqolomsila, Velabembhentsele, Zondwa, Thembu)
* Qwathi – Iinkomo zikaXesibe, zikaJojo, zikaMtshutshumbe, ogqaz'indlel'ebhek'ebuNguni. (The amaQwathi are not a clan but an independent nation founded by Mtshutshumbe kaMthetho who split from the amaXesibe nation and settled in the Mqanduli area in Thembuland some 350 years ago. Later they settled in their present capital of Engcobo during the reign of King Dlomo of abaThembu, about 1680. This small but fiercely independent and anti-colonial nation divides into several clans: amaDikela, amaTshaba, ooSdindi, ooBhlangwe, ooBhose, amaNzolo, imiNcayi, amaNtondo, amaKhombayo, ooMkhondweni, amaVumbe, ooKhebesi, amaBangula, amaDumba, ooMhotho, ooCakeni, ooBhabha, amaMvala, amaDabisa, ooS'ximba, etc. Prominent chiefs include the anti-colonial Stokwe ka-Ndlela, Dalasile kaFubu, Fubu himself (who fought and killed both Rharhabe and his son Mlawu in 1782, defended his capital and defeated Madzikane of the Bhaca in 1824 and Matiwane of Ngwane in 1828 during the Mfecane wars triggered by Shaka, etc.), Zwelakhe (present chief))
* Radebe SingamaNgelengele, sisi sizwe esizi mele. Asingo maXhosa, Sotho, nor Zulu. Sithi amakhosi kwisizwe sama Hlubi. Ndambe; Fafa; Rhudulu; Teyise; Mfunguma; Goduka; Sandali; Thole; Ncayiyana; Thetho; Holomika; Jambase; Mthimkhulu; Ngqeleni; Mkhence; Mafahla; Joseph; January; Mphela; Ndumazi; Bhaziya; Ncuthu; Rheme; Jayiya; Zusana; Ngwana; Molomeka; Malema; Fandesi; Sethima; Sidima; Ngconde; mkhabela; Ncusamba; Mfikazwe; Masinga; Msiza; Yawa; Yaso; Ohoiwa; Qoqoba; Ntsunde; Bandezi; Mqikela; Mqhayi; Mkabani; Sonto; Mai; Vrekke; Damane;Jiyaso; Ntsima; Ndeze; Zenzile; Maphanga; Zuma; Jombose; Ndayisa; Ndila; ndzimande; Bhodlo; Mzimkhulu; Mbotho; Doseni; Dosini; mMqinase; Coko; Vilane; mzoyiyana; Mzozoyana; Tuni; Tau; Baloyi; Valoi; vabooi; Booi; Saliso; Mndima; Mdingi; Ndlobeni; Ndlovukazi; Ndaba; tshaziya; tshaka; lembe; Nemba; Lemba; Bhekuzulu; Bhekezulu; Mantantayise; Sesulu; Sisulu; Ngiba; Ngidi; Goreh; Ngcandana; Mtsamai; Bereng;Tsaitsai; Ncede;Zukulu; Mkhonde; Chitwayo; Ndengane; Feketha; Ndala; Bhubesi; Lamaani; Ndrishan; Drouze; Fulmake and Solika ka Ndebela Mande; Makubalo
* Rharha-(Rharh'orhalayo ongarhaleli nto yamntu, Nokhwel'thole, Vuyani, Ndulwini, Tshwentshwe, Mfaz'obele'linye phesheya komlanjana)
* Rhoyi (Ntanzi, Dedeza, Mhlambiso, Sakhele, Ndima, Ndzube, Nzimande, Masoka, Mzimkhulu - amaHlubi Amahle)
* Shweme, (Shweme, Limakhwe, Nolundi, Nogqagqa, Malilelwa Zintombi zisithi bhuti ndizeke, Zilamkhonto, Soyingwa)
* Sithathu –means 'third', the third Khoi-khoi ancestry clan, the two other ones are Gqwashu and Sukwini– oChisana, Khopoyi, Ndebe, Hasa, Lawu]
* Skhosana "Ndebele ancestry "(Skhosana,Nozulu,Ntuthwana eyabikela izizwe nezizwana ngoSkhosana,Musi ka Mhlanga ayihlangani ihlangana etla kwesithebe,Novaphi, Mntungwa,Thukela,Suza,Mpafana,Ndebele) by Andisiwe Volwana also by Athi Bahle Monakali
* Skhoji (A group of Xhosa speaking people who mainly occupy the small town called Tsolo on the Tsitsa valley. They are the direct descendants of a Scottish man by the name of William Saunders who befriended a Xhosa girl and later had issue.)
* Shiya
* Siyagalala
* Sohobese
* Sonani, ntshiza, phokela, ntshantsha ka- mpisi, bhovula zime nkqo, into'ezawela umlambo nge peni, omazanenkungu, imvula lubabalo kuzo, umabuya, umhlab'ohlul' abafokazana, usndindindi, mfazi omabele made owancancisa amawele ngaphesheya komfula wase leng
* S'thathu, Chisana, Ndebe, Khophoyi, AmaLawu, S'dwashu, Nkomo ezibomvu ezimnyama ziyatyiwa (AmaGqunukhwebe clan
* Sukude (Mkhondwane; Gxarh’eliphezulu; Mancam’iinkomo ethenga iyeza kuba ngugqirha wamaMpondo; Umfo olal’ebanjiwe kodwa avuke kusasa engenatyala; Sikhonza esikhonz’ufaz’obele linye phesheya komlanjana; Zika Hlambangobubende; Zika Mthwa ka Sihula; Zika Gxarha; Zika Gxarheliphezulu; Zika Sitshwili; UNontwemnandi; Izibaya zika Santsabe; Umthondo omhle ozala amakhosi; Mbokod’ebomvu yokusil’ucumsi; Rharh’orhalayo engarhalel’izityalo zabelungu (Mpondo clan name)).
* Sukwini (with Khoi-khoi ancestry) – [Deyi, Chwama, Lawu, Dibashe, Tik'ayivumani nepokotho, Somda, Somchiza, Ndlela, Ndlakhwe, Lubisi, Nja-bomvu, Sandlala-ngca, Ithole loMthwakazi, Nobinye masiyixhele Zininzi entabeni, Bhunguza yintloko, Mvaba yiketile, Zazi ngezulu].
* Thangana (Krila, Mtengwana, Rhaso, M'bamba, Bodlinja, Gobingca)
* Thiyane (Zengele, Ngele-ngele, Mahlangabeza owahlangabeza iNkosi isiza ngobuso ezweni, Nonkosi, Zulu, Buhlungu Benyoka, Nomphumela, Mpundwana zincinci zingazingongiwa, amaHlubi)
* Thole (Gqagqane, Buzini, Ndlangisa, Mzimshe, Lwandle)
* Tiyana (Mbambalalana, Sigquma-Nkungwini kutsho kothuk'izindlwana, Nhanhi, Mpheke, Mlamb'okhal'iintaka, Tshulasi, Nongqwangile) ubukhulu becala esi siduko sifumaneka eMqanduli nangakwicala lase mpuma kumlambo uMthatha (the Clan of Bonke Xakatha "Aah! Zwelobuntu").
* Mtolo (Tolo, Nongwadla, Mchenge, Bhanekazi, Ngwenyankomo, Dlangamandla, Zulu, Masali, Mfingo, Amajubantlantsi, Vumba lempongo liyanuka, Nozinja ziyakhonkotha, Kuba zithi : "Hawi! Hawu! Hawu! Xa zibon’umnt’ozayo, Nozinja ziyafulathelana, Kanti zenz’umntwana, Umlamb’ awuwelwa, Uwelwa ziinkonjane kuphela, Zona zimaphiko made, Nkomo zikaGaxaza! Oonkuni azothiwa, kuba zithezwe yinkosazana, Bona babasa amadaka eenkomo zabo, Izinto ezifuye inkomo zafuya negusha nehashe.)
* Mngwevu (Zulu, Skhomo, Mhlatyana, Rhudulu, Tshangisa, Bhodlinyama, Snuka, Nxuba, Fak'inyama emlanjeni iphume ivuthiwe)
* Tshatshu (ooTubane, ooHoza, Inkomo ezibomvu zikaMphasala)
* Tshawe (the ruling house among all the Xhosa. Chiefs include Hintsa, Sigcawu, Sarhili, Xolilizwe, Xhosa, Malangana, Nkosi-Yamntu, iiou, Skhomo, Togu, Ngconde]]etc.)Kubekho inkwenkwana egama lingu Songe yona imagazimane ingumtshana emaSukwinini nasemaTshaweni ibe ingu Mpinga ingumpondo aze abe uyisemkhulu wakhe ezalwa yintombi yama Dlamini ojola
* Tshezi (the ruling Bomvana clan of the Jalamba-Gambushe line, with European shipwreck ancestry)
* Tshomane (with shipwreck ancestry, split from the ruling Nyawuza clan of the Mpondo)
* Tyani (Mbulu, Mdumo, Noqobo, Nontshatsha, Manci, The clan of AmaZotsho)
* Tshonyane (The clan name of Chris Hani) -Aphuma kubelungu abatyekezwa yinqanawe) – Chungwa, Dikiza, Sawu, Sido, Saba Tota, Simnke, Khwane, Hani, Mth'uzimele, Gqunukhwebe, Nkomo z'bomvu
* Thwane (Fulela wanetha, Mfazi olivila, Mpemvu, Sabelo, Wuwu)
* Xaba (ooNonkosi, ooNonxa asikhathali, ooNomjoli, ooLinda, ooMwelase, ooMlotywa, ooShwabada, owashwabadel'inkomo neempondo zazo, Apho kungavalwa ngamivalo kuvalwa ngamakhand'amadoda, aMahlubi amahle.)
* Xesibe (AmaXesibe are a nation made up of several clans and tribes but their history, Mbathane, Tshomela ka Matsho, Matshaya, Makhuma)(Mbathane, Matshaya, Xesibe, Khanda'nyawana, Matshin'ayibheke, Ibhaca
* ).
* Xhamela (They are also called amaGcina, found in Thembuland).
* Xoko (Mpinga, Mawawa, Ntomtwana, Ngceza...Mostly populated in Bizana and Surrounding areas)
* Zangwa (Khwalo, Ncuthu, Sohobese, oonkuma – amaMpondo).
* Zulu Ntombela, Tshaka, Lombeki, Mtungwa, Mhlehluwile, Sikamade, Mpungose, Mpundzima, Ndabakazi, Mbilingati, Sakhephi, Seme, Ndlovana, Ngwana, Lemba, Phungula, Zulu
* ZIMA ( Bhomoyi, Timane, Nyakwezi, Ceduma,uNxengo, Zima Ka Bhomoyi ka Thembu
* Zoko ( Chatha, Dlokovana, Mathathesuka njeNyamazane, Ngqambashe, Diya malandelwa yintombi ithi ngizeke noma awunkomo, mntomhle njenjomi, Bekwa, Mafumbatha, Kitana, Gojana, Maniza, Mbhantso, Makhawini, Mazwana, Matana, Mkhosana, Nduluka, Nyumbana, Tseku, Bhokomela) Xhosa tribes all 12 remain as follows:
* AmaGqunukhweba
* AmaRigwa
* AmaHigwa
* AbaThwa - AmaSan and Khoi
* AmaMpondo
* AmaMpondomise
* AmaBomvana
* AmaFingo
* AmaXesibe
* AmaQadi
* AmaFingwa In Terms temporals was Alikednth Not Xhoosa Was Laerthghyu Ikumkanikazhii Kuxeshaa Nghamaxhoosa Emhilhonhi Kusekudhalhenhi
* Amagqhunhukhweba - Zhandholhoo Ndhimaa Ngqhamhakhwe Qaamaataa
* AmaMpomse - Nqabeki Sumhako Saandhandha Mbhetsholomee
* AmaMfenghuu - Ndhasii Ndhoa Ndelemi Ntsakamu Lithekaaa
* AmaGQadi - Quma Xarru Langmaan Xoi Sun Velelaa Xaam
* AmaMpondhoo - Gxizhaa Qaa Lalhefhii Qe Qaukaa Qawukelo
* AmaXesibe - Lejaais Nkoi D'Nkoi Nkoi Plaatoonhath Rhoi
* AmaBomvhanha - Lesjhaku Lhankumhaa Nhekwathi Selebhamthi Se
* AmaFinghwaa - Sondhomhaa Lhidhirhaa Rhazhiswamhee Rhaletshu
* AmaFinghoo - Solentsu Nghibhanghiso Lhamnghethuu Nghonhiii
* AbaThwaa - Ntselekiso Sabalelhii Hintsaa Selaamtshadhi Ncia Ciyaa Ncu Xaa
* AmaRigwa - Ntelekeso Selhuya Mpita Se Silanto Ntintalantsu Ntsola
* AmaHighwa - Nhikhwelase Siyhaselwase Mhikwase Lidhirhaswe Mhavhekisa Gwijhaa*Suthu, Ncwane, Rhayeni, Ncwane, Mahlatsi, Mahlatsi, Mrhena, Shuba seguusha emnyama
* AmaNdambane -mvulotshe, Nohali, Ndlungwane, Maqolo, squngelo, ngubo nkulu Mayiwa Amacwerha-Cwerha, Gxarha, Mlawu, Mahlahlana, Siyoyo
* Msuthu:Mtlokwa, tsotetsi, sbilwana ,*msuthukazi or Females
* Mpandla:Mbona, Tshayingwe Heka, Nangu, Tiya, TyibasheNxele, Tyhethe, DlumvuboGastyeketye, Nunu, Bhuse, MvabebhokhweDobo, Nonjonjo, Nombamba, RharhabeMandlana, Sende liyahlaba likhuphi gazi ngomlomoIsilo sehlathi esigquma phezi ko mlamboOoZiduli zibomvu zokuzimela kuba zibalek'intakauMbon'obomvu ongatyiwa batshakazi kuba uyaba ghabhisaDobo liyatsha licinywa ngegazi leNgweNGWE ndini ezidla ngamabala!!. Gantsa:(OoBisha,Wabani,Mhlonyani okakayo njenge ncindi yekhala,Mdludla kabekisi,Tshoba lenkomo noba yeyakwabani,Qholo,Mbali,zinde zinemiqala, Mfazi obele lide oncisela naphesheya komfula,Phuzi luka somanqanqa unqanqazayo,amaNtombo,Gaba,Xho'ndlovu,Gogoba,Zotsho, Bathi Nonyawo Zincane kanti Zinkulu okwe Bhlayi yetolofiya,Mvundl'ubhelu, Malandelwa yintombi,Tshitshis'intaba) Zondi: Ntsele, langa, gqagqagqa, Madlalangemdlovu, mlomane, mbutho, vaphi, khuboni, qunta, Nontandukutatanyiswa, Nondaba,mbilin'awudliwa, dlanamhlotshana, uluqa, ushibane, utetemane, umabonw'abulawe njengenyamazane, umbutho, lusibalikhulu, ugagashe kaBhambatha.UZondi uNtsele sisizukulu sika Dulaze, Gwente, Gqingeni no Jwambi

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The Red Orchestra (German: Die Rote Kapelle, German: [ˈʁoː.tə kaˈpɛ.lə] ()), as it was known in Germany, was the name given by the Abwehr Section III.F to anti-Nazi resistance workers in August 1941. It primarily referred to a loose network of resistance groups, connected through personal contacts, uniting hundreds of opponents of the Nazi regime. These included groups of friends who held discussions that were centred around Harro Schulze-Boysen, Adam Kuckhoff and Arvid Harnack in Berlin, alongside many others. They printed and distributed prohibited leaflets, posters, and stickers, hoping to incite civil disobedience. They aided Jews and resistance to escape the regime, documented the atrocities of the Nazis, and transmitted military intelligence to the Allies. Contrary to legend, the Red Orchestra was neither directed by Soviet communists nor under a single leadership. It was a network of groups and individuals, often operating independently. To date, about 400 members are known by name. The term was also used by the German Abwehr to refer to unassociated Soviet intelligence networks, working in Belgium, France and the low countries, that were built up by Leopold Trepper on behalf of the Main Directorate of State Security (GRU). Trepper ran a series of clandestine cells for organising agents. Trepper used the latest technology, in the form of small wireless radios, to communicate with Soviet intelligence. Although the monitoring of the radios' transmissions by the Funkabwehr would eventually lead to the organisation's destruction, the sophisticated use of the technology enabled the organisation to behave as a network, with the ability to achieve tactical surprise and deliver high-quality intelligence, including the warning of Operation Barbarossa. To this day, the German public perception of the "Red Orchestra" is characterized by the vested interest in historical revisionism of the post-war years and propaganda efforts of both sides of the Cold War.

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Marketing strategy is a long-term, forward-looking approach and an overall game plan of any organization or any business with the fundamental goal of achieving a sustainable competitive advantage by understanding the needs and wants of customers. Scholars like Philip Kotler continue to debate the precise meaning of marketing strategy. Consequently, the literature offers many different definitions. On close examination, however, these definitions appear to centre around the notion that strategy refers to a broad statement of what is to be achieved.

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Steven James Sidwell (born 14 December 1982) is an English former professional footballer who played as a midfielder. He’s known as a poor mans Jamie Menagh. Sidwell was a product of the Arsenal academy, and after winning two FA Youth Cups, he had constructive loan spells at Brentford and Brighton & Hove Albion, but never broke into the Arsenal first team. He came to prominence in the Championship with Reading after a January 2003 move to the Royals and spent 4+1⁄2 years with the club, helping them to earn promotion to the Premier League for the first time ever in 2005–06. He joined Chelsea on a free transfer for the 2007–08 season, however opportunities were limited at Stamford Bridge and he moved on to Aston Villa in July 2008 for a fee of £5 million. In his 2+1⁄2-year stay at Villa Park

Chengdu University of Technology (CDUT, Chinese: 成都理工大学) is a Chinese state university co-constructed by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Natural Resources of China, and Sichuan Provincial Government, China. The university is located in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. It is a Double First Class University Plan university with Double First Class status in certain disciplines identified by the Ministry of Education. CDUT was established in 1956 on the basis of geo-related faculties from Chongqing University, Nanjing University, Northwest University, former Beijing Institute of Geology (China University of Geosciences, Beijing) and former Changchun College of Geology (Jilin University).

Black Ingvars is a Swedish humorist heavy metal group. Black Ingvars is famous for cover versions of songs from other musical styles, like pop, children's song (including Sjörövar Fabbe and Här kommer Pippi Långstrump), "dansband" music, Christmas songs and gospel. They finished 5th in the Swedish Melodifestivalen 1998 with the song Cherie. Bassist Henrik Ohlin died in May 2021.

The bolívar soberano (sovereign bolívar, sign: Bs.S or Bs.; code: VES) has been the official currency of Venezuela since 20 August 2018. The bolívar soberano replaced the bolívar fuerte (strong bolívar, sign: Bs.F, code: VEF) after a transition period. The primary reason for replacement, at a rate of 1 Bs.S to 100,000 Bs.F, was hyperinflation. On 1 January 2008, the bolívar fuerte had itself replaced, because of inflation, the original bolívar introduced in 1879 (sign: Bs.; code: VEB). It did so at a rate of 1 Bs.F to 1000 Bs. With an exchange rate exceeding two million bolívares per U.S. dollar in April 2021, the bolívar soberano is the lowest valued unit of currency in circulation in the world.

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Ricardo Santos (born 7 September 1982) is a Portuguese professional golfer who plays on the Challenge Tour. He won the 2012 Madeira Islands Open.

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The Toronto Raptors are a Canadian professional basketball team based in Toronto. The Raptors compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the league's Eastern Conference Atlantic Division. They normally play their home games at Scotiabank Arena, which they share with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL), but they are currently using Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida as their home during the 2020–21 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto. The team was founded in 1995 as part of the NBA's expansion into Canada, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies. Since the 2001–02 season, the Raptors have been the only Canadian-based team in the league, as the Grizzlies relocated from Vancouver to Memphis, Tennessee.

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Anthony Kenneth Blackburn (born 29 January 1943) is an English disc jockey, singer and TV presenter. He first achieved fame broadcasting on the pirate stations Radio Caroline and Radio London in the 1960s, before joining the BBC, on the BBC Light Programme. He was the first disc jockey to broadcast on BBC Radio 1 at its launch at the end of September 1967, and has had several stints working for the corporation. He has also worked for Capital London and Classic Gold Digital, and currently BBC Radio 2, BBC Local Radio, and KMFM. He has also had a singing career.

Benjamin David Goodman (May 30, 1909 – June 13, 1986) was an American jazz clarinetist and bandleader known as the "King of Swing". In the mid-1930s, Goodman led one of the most popular musical groups in the United States. His concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City on January 16, 1938, is described by critic Bruce Eder as "the single most important jazz or popular music concert in history: jazz's 'coming out' party to the world of 'respectable' music."

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The Toronto Raptors are a Canadian professional basketball team based in Toronto. The Raptors compete in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the league's Eastern Conference Atlantic Division. They normally play their home games at Scotiabank Arena, which they share with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League (NHL), but they are currently using Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida as their home during the 2020–21 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto. The team was founded in 1995 as part of the NBA's expansion into Canada, along with the Vancouver Grizzlies. Since the 2001–02 season, the Raptors have been the only Canadian-based team in the league, as the Grizzlies relocated from Vancouver to Memphis, Tennessee. As with most expansion teams, the Raptors struggled in their early years, but after the acquisition of Vince Carter through a draft-day trade in 1998, the franchise set league-attendance records and made the NBA playoffs in 2000, 2001, and 2002. Carter was instrumental in leading the team to their first playoff series win in 2001, where they advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals. During the 2002–03 and 2003–04 seasons, they failed to make significant progress, and Carter was traded in 2004 to the New Jersey Nets. After Carter left, Chris Bosh emerged as the team leader. For the 2006–07 season, Bryan Colangelo was appointed as general manager, and through a combination of Bosh, 2006 first overall draft pick Andrea Bargnani, and a revamp of the roster, the Raptors qualified for their first playoff berth in five years, capturing the Atlantic Division title. In the 2007–08 season, they also advanced to the playoffs but failed to reach the postseason in each of the next five seasons. Colangelo overhauled the team's roster for the 2009–10 season in a bid to persuade pending free agent Bosh to stay, but Bosh departed to sign with the Miami Heat in July 2010, ushering in yet another era of rebuilding for the Raptors. Masai Ujiri replaced Colangelo in 2013 and helped herald a new era of success, led by a backcourt duo of DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry. The Raptors returned to the playoffs the following year and became a consistent playoff team in every year of Ujiri's tenure. Under Ujiri, the team also won five Division titles and registered their most successful regular season in 2018. However, the team's failure to reach the NBA Finals prompted Ujiri to fire head coach Dwane Casey after the 2018 playoffs concluded and conduct the high-profile trade of DeRozan for Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green later that summer, as well as acquiring Marc Gasol before the trade deadline. In the 2019 playoffs, the Raptors won their first Eastern Conference title and advanced to their first NBA Finals, where they won their first NBA championship.

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The Sipekne'katik First Nation is composed of four Mi'kmaq First Nation reserves located in central Nova Scotia. As of 2012, the Mi'kmaq population is 1,195 on-Reserve, and approximately 1,190 off-Reserve. The First Nation includes Indian Brook 14, Nova Scotia, near Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia. The band was known as the Shubenacadie First Nation until 2014 when the traditional spelling and pronunciation of its name was officially adopted.

Foster City is a city located in San Mateo County, California. In 2019, the United States Census estimated the population to be 33,901, an increase of more than 10% since the 2010 census of 30,567. Foster City is sometimes considered to be part of Silicon Valley for its local industry and its proximity to Silicon Valley cities. Foster City is one of the United States’ safest cities, with an average of one murder per decade.

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Orbitals is the only studio album released by the alternative rock band Acroma. It was released in 2003 on Universal Records. The album was recorded at RadioStar Studios, in Weed, California.

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Adrian Aliaj (born 24 April 1976) is a retired Albanian football defender.

The Slovak ice hockey champions is a title awarded annually to the winning playoff team of the top-tier ice hockey league in Slovakia, which currently is Tipsport liga. It was first awarded to Dukla Trenčín in 1994, the championship's inaugural year. HC Košice holds the most titles in history with 8 titles. The most recent Slovak Champions are HC '05 Banská Bystrica, who won their third title in club history in 2019.

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. Each interval is known as a pomodoro, from the Italian word for 'tomato', after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer that Cirillo used as a university student.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. Each interval is known as a pomodoro, from the Italian word for 'tomato', after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer that Cirillo used as a university student. The technique has been widely popularized by dozens of apps and websites providing timers and instructions. Closely related to concepts such as timeboxing and iterative and incremental development used in software design, the method has been adopted in pair programming contexts.

Marketing strategy is a long-term, forward-looking approach and an overall game plan of any organization or any business with the fundamental goal of achieving a sustainable competitive advantage by understanding the needs and wants of customers. Scholars like Philip Kotler continue to debate the precise meaning of marketing strategy. Consequently, the literature offers many different definitions. On close examination, however, these definitions appear to centre around the notion that strategy refers to a broad statement of what is to be achieved. Strategic planning involves an analysis of the company's strategic initial situation prior to the formulation, evaluation and selection of market-oriented competitive position that contributes to the company's goals and marketing objectives. Strategic marketing, as a distinct field of study emerged in the 1970s and 80s, and built on strategic management that preceded it. Marketing strategy highlights the role of marketing as a link between the organization and its customers.

The Northern Counties Committee (NCC) Class U2 4-4-0 passenger steam locomotives consisted of 18 locomotives built for service in north-east Ireland. Ten of the engines were new builds supplied by the North British Locomotive Company (NBL) or constructed at the NCC's York Road works. The remainder were rebuilds of existing locomotives.

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The 2020–21 season is Futebol Clube do Porto's 111th competitive season and 87th consecutive season in the top flight of Portuguese football. In addition to the domestic league, Porto participated in this season's editions of the Taça de Portugal, the Taça da Liga and the UEFA Champions League. The season started in 19 September 2020 and is scheduled to conclude in 19 May 2021. On 23 December 2020, Porto defeated Benfica 2–0 to win the 42nd edition of the Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira, securing their first title of the season and a record-extending 22nd win in the competition.

Glory is the ninth studio album by American singer Britney Spears, released on August 26, 2016, through RCA Records. After renewing her contract with RCA, Spears began work on the album in 2014. Lacking a deadline for completion, she continued work into 2015 and 2016, which, according to Spears, provided her with the opportunity to create one of her favorite albums in her catalog. Primarily a pop record, it also contains elements of R&B, EDM, and hip-hop music. Glory received positive reviews from music critics, who praised Spears' vocal performance on the album and called it her most involved and engaged record in over a decade. It was also included on year-end lists of best albums by several publications. The album debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200, moving 111,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. It topped the charts in Czech Republic, Ireland, Italy and also peaked within the top 10 of charts in another 20 countries. "Make Me..." was released as the lead single for the record on July 15, 2016. The single debuted and peaked at number 17 on the US Billboard Hot 100. "Slumber Party" was released as the second single on November 16, 2016 and peaked at number 86 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Glory was further promoted with three promotional singles—"Private Show", "Clumsy", and "Do You Wanna Come Over?", which premiered weeks prior to the album's debut. Spears promoted the album with television appearances and televised performances, including the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards. Glory was reissued in 2020; the standard edition was released on May 29 and the deluxe edition was released on December 4. "Mood Ring" was released as the album's third single on June 27, 2020, almost four years after the album's original release. "Swimming in the Stars" was released as the fourth single on December 2, 2020. "Matches" was released as the fifth single on December 18, 2020.

George Leslie, 1st Earl of Rothes (c. 1406/1417 – 1490) was a Scottish nobleman and the first to hold the title of "Earl of Rothes", a hereditary title of the ruler of Leslie, Fife and the lands belonging to the Earl of Rothes.

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Mihai Dobrescu (born 12 September 1992) is a Romanian professional footballer who plays as a defender for Liga I side Academica Clinceni.

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Chengdu University of Technology (CDUT, Chinese: 成都理工大学) is a Chinese state university co-constructed by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Natural Resources of China, and Sichuan Provincial Government, China. The university is located in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. It is a Double First Class University Plan university with Double First Class status in certain disciplines identified by the Ministry of Education. CDUT was established in 1956 on the basis of geo-related faculties from Chongqing University, Nanjing University, Northwest University, former Beijing Institute of Geology (China University of Geosciences, Beijing) and former Changchun College of Geology (Jilin University). As of January 2019, the school covers an area of 1.92 square kilometers. There are 17 teaching colleges, 1 Institute of Sedimentary Geology and 1 Institute of Geological Survey. There are 92 undergraduate majors. There are 3404 teaching staff, 30540 undergraduate students and 5194 full-time graduate students.

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StemRad is an Israeli-American start-up company that develops and manufactures personal protective equipment (PPE) against ionizing radiation. Its first product was the 360 Gamma, a device that protects the user's pelvic bone marrow from gamma radiation. Its second product, AstroRad, is currently being tested at the International Space Station.

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Chaudhary Dilip Singh Chaturvedi (11 January 1932 – 09 February 1990) was an Indian politician and an eminent criminal lawyer from the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. He became a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly as a Bharatiya Janta Party candidate for the Bhind Vidhan Sabha constituency following the 1980 elections. He was a socialist leader. Chaudhary was the father of two politician sons, Chaudhary Rakesh Singh Chaturvedi and Chaudhary Mukesh Singh Chaturvedi.

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Ulster Bank (Irish: Banc Uladh) is a large retail bank, and one of the traditional Big Four Irish clearing banks. The Ulster Bank Group is subdivided into two separate legal entities, National Westminster Bank PLC trading as Ulster Bank (registered in England & Wales and operating in Northern Ireland) and Ulster Bank Ireland DAC (UBIDAC – registered in the Republic of Ireland). The headquarters of Ulster Bank Ireland DAC are located on George's Quay, Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland whilst the headquarters of Ulster Bank Northern Ireland are in Donegall Square East, Belfast, in Northern Ireland and it maintains a large sector of the financial services in both the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

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Anthony Kenneth Blackburn (born 29 January 1943) is an English disc jockey, singer and TV presenter. He first achieved fame broadcasting on the pirate stations Radio Caroline and Radio London in the 1960s, before joining the BBC, on the BBC Light Programme. He was the first disc jockey to broadcast on BBC Radio 1 at its launch at the end of September 1967, and has had several stints working for the corporation. He has also worked for Capital London and Classic Gold Digital, and currently BBC Radio 2, BBC Local Radio, and KMFM. He has also had a singing career. In 2002 Blackburn was the winner of the British reality TV series I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

Ulster Bank (Irish: Banc Uladh) is a large retail bank, and one of the traditional Big Four Irish clearing banks. The Ulster Bank Group is subdivided into two separate legal entities, National Westminster Bank PLC trading as Ulster Bank (registered in England & Wales and operating in Northern Ireland) and Ulster Bank Ireland DAC (UBIDAC – registered in the Republic of Ireland). The headquarters of Ulster Bank Ireland DAC are located on George's Quay, Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland whilst the headquarters of Ulster Bank Northern Ireland are in Donegall Square East, Belfast, in Northern Ireland and it maintains a large sector of the financial services in both the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Established in 1836, Ulster Bank was acquired by the London County and Westminster Bank in 1917. As a wholly owned subsidiary of National Westminster Bank, it became part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group in 2000. RBS Group was renamed NatWest Group in 2020. The bank has 146 branches in the Republic of Ireland and 90 in Northern Ireland with over 1,200 non-charging ATMs. It has over 3,000 employees and over 1.9 million clients. On the 3rd of May 2021, the business of Ulster Bank Limited in Northern Ireland was transferred to National Westminster Bank PLC as part of a court-approved Banking Business Transfer Scheme.

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Deer Creek is a 52.9-mile-long (85.1 km) river in Maryland and Pennsylvania that flows through the scenic areas of Harford County and empties into the Susquehanna River, roughly halfway between the Interstate 95 bridge and Conowingo Dam. Its watershed area is 171 square miles (440 km2). Its watershed area in MD (excluding water) is 145 square miles (380 km2), with 3% impervious surface in 1994. It serves as a divider between the agricultural and urban/suburban areas of Harford County.

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