LEARN ABOUT MAKHOSI UNDER KING GOMANI OF THE MASEKO NGONIS OF MALAWI

 Inkosis under His Royal Majesty Gomani Maseko, Nkosini Headquarters Lizulu

1. Inkosi Masasa-Ntcheu

2Inkosi Njolomole Ziyembe-Ntcheu

3. Inkosi Kwataine- Ntcheu

4. Inkosi Mpando-Ntcheu                                        

Willard Mswati Gomani, the reigning Inkhosi Ya Makhosi Gomani V. His capital is Lizulu in Ntcheu.

5. Inkosi Champiti-Ntcheu
6. Inkosi Chakhumbila- Ntcheu
7. Inkosi Ganya-Ntcheu
8. Inkosi Mpando-Ntcheu
9. Inkosi Makwangwala- Ntcheu
10. Inkosi Phambala- Ntcheu
11. Inkosi Kachindamoto- Dedza
12. Inkosi Kamenyagwaza- Dedza
13. Inkosi kachere-Dedza
14. Inkosi Chilikumwendo-Dedza
15- Inkosi Masula- Lilongwe
16. Inkosi Chantulo- Mangochi
17. Inkosi Kanduku- Mwaza
18. Inkosi Bvumbwe- Thyolo
19. Inkosi Zimtambila- Angonia Province, Mocambique
20. Inkosi Chamthunya- Balaka.
21. Ulongwe - Balaka
22.Chilipi - Mangochi
23 .Inkosi Simon - Mwanza

It is worthy pointing out the fact that under each Inkosi there are at least 100 villages with full village headmaen.

Further, on the Mozambique part, the total Nguni population under Inkhosi Zintambira now stands at over a Million; thus,there are more Maseko Ngunis in Mozambique than are in Malawi, but the are all under His Royal Majesty Ngwenyama Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani V.

Even so, some well known parts where Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani has extended include; Blantyre, Chileka, Machinga, Zomba, Chiradzulu Makanani and Salima.

For those that may not know, Malawi has two main Ngoni Nations, the Jele Ngonis under his Inkhosi Ya Makhosi M'mbelwa whose headquarters is Edingeni in Mzimba, in the North of the country and the Maseko Ngonis under Gomani whose headquarters is in the Central region of the country.



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