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Muyombe
Muyombe is a rural community town in Mafinga a new district east of Isoka, Zambia, and it is the biggest settlement in the region. The chiefdom is sparsely populated over an area of 625 square miles (1619 square kilometres).
== History ==
The Muyombe Chiefdom was founded in the Seventeenth century by Vinkhakanimba, who was an elephant hunter. He, together with a party of fellow hunters and traders originated from Uganda, traveled through Tanganyika Tanzania and entered Northern Malawi. According to local historians, Vinkhakanimba is believed to have crossed lake Malawi on a bark of a tree and later established a settlement on the Zambian side at its current site, Muyombe. The legendary Vinkhakanimba is remembered through an annual traditional ceremony which is named after him. Tumbuka is the main language spoken in the area, the language is also referred to as Yombe to distinguish it from the Tumbuka of Lundazi, though the two languages are by and large the same. The society has integrated well with other language speaking peoples of Mambwe, Namwanga, Bemba, Nyika, Nkonde, Lambya, Tambo, Senga, Phoka among others.
Muyombe chiefdom consists of several villages, among the notable ones being Muyombe which hosts the Chief's palace, Bulawula, Chabazamba (see Tubale),Chandeya, Chibanza,Chidulika, Chifunda, Chigoma, Chikoya, Chimung'ontho (see Nathan), Choma, Chowa, Dowoko, Gombelimo, Jombo, Kadanje, Kalembwe, Kapalakaska, Kapela, Kapenda - Maji, Kapilimutuza, Kasakalawe, Kaswanga, Kasyamusenga, Katanga, Khuyu, Mahobe, Masangani, Matendo, Mayowa, Mitanga, Mombo, Mugomba, Mugula, Mukolomanga, Mulowe, Mung'ang'a, Musantha, Musenga, Muzenga-bweka, Muzilakunyola, Mpemba, Mphalayi, Mwezi-Mupya, Namovwe, Nathan (see Chimung'ontho) Njela, Samu, Samu-Saluya, Sanga, Sungo, Thiti, Tubale(See Chabazamba),Vumbo,Wenela, and Zumbe among others. The villages are administered by Headmen on behalf of the Chief, and who also act as advisors indunas to the chief on various traditional issues including arbitration.
The Vinkhakanimba dynasty has since its founding been ruled by a number of Chiefs who include the following: (1) Vinkhakanimba Founder, (2) Mughanga, (3) Polomombo, (4) Winga-Musenga, (5) Njela-Clan (I), (6) Chapyoka-Clan (I) -(1850-1891)), (7) Chisusu - Chipanga Clan (I) (1891-1903), (8) Kolelawaka- Njela Clan Acting/Interim (1903-1904, (9) Funtukeni-Njela Clan (II)-(1904-1914),(10) Vwalamawoko-Chipanga Clan (II)- (1914-1927), (11) John (Punyila) Muwowo- Chapyoka- (II) (1927-1980), (12) Ellywell Lameck Muwowo (Musunga Mbumba)-Njela Clan (III) who ascended to the throne in 1981 till his death in December 2011.Eminent local historians and traditionalists have since confirmed the aforementioned clans as eligible clans/families to ascend to the throne of Chief of the Yombe People.
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