The Bhaca people are mainly found in the small towns of the former Transkei, Mount Frere and UMzimkhulu, and some surrounding areas. The Transkei —which means "the area beyond the Kei River"—is a region situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. The language spoken by these people is isiBhaca. They are called "AmaBhaca". The name comes from 'ukubhaca', Nguni is for fleeing. They fled from the present day KwaZulu Natal after a BIG-Clash with the then Zulu King Shaka. Shaka (sometimes spelled Tshaka, Tchaka or Chaka; ca 1787 – ca They were led their Mighty King Madzikane into the present-day Eastern Cape. Madzikane is still a very respected King in Mount Frere among the Bhaca people. Madzikane was the founder and a King of the Bhaca people Before him this tribe was known as AbakwaZelemu This tribe has now formed part of the Xhosa people of the province, but their culture is unique and not that related to the Xhosa culture. See also Xhosa language The Xhosa (ǁʰɔsɑ( people are speakers of Bantu languages living in south-east South Africa, and in the last two See also Xhosa language The Xhosa (ǁʰɔsɑ( people are speakers of Bantu languages living in south-east South Africa, and in the last two
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