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imbizo
/ ɪmˈbiːzɒ /
noun
- a meeting, esp a gathering of the Zulu people called by the king or a traditional leader
Word History and Origins
Origin of imbizo1
Example Sentences
When, after an outcry, King Zwelithini held an anti-xenophobia imbizo, or assembly, in a Durban stadium, some of the audience booed African ambassadors and religious leaders, chanted that foreigners should leave, and waved spears, axes and clubs.
Under pressure from the government to join in condemning the violence, the king later announced the imbizo, or mass meeting, in Durban.
At Imbizo, a sprawling braai joint with indoor-outdoor seating in Alexandra, you pick your meat from the adjoining butcher shop, then carry the platter to the grilling area, where cooks barbecue it for you.
My group dines in relative comfort at the predominantly straight Imbizo, though.
Recognition of this general principle found expression in the constitution of the council, variously called “Imbizo” or “Pitso” or “Kgotla,” which governs the affairs of the tribe.
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