- Ngundu
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Names of Languages ISO 639-3 . 2013.
Ngundu
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Ngundu — is a village in Masvingo Province in Zimbabwe. v · … Wikipedia
Tokwane Ngundu — hat 11.363 Einwohner (2006) und liegt im Süden der Provinz Masvingo in Simbabwe. Tokwane Ngundu, das sind zwei zusammengelegte Orte, liegt in einem semiariden agrarisch geprägten Gebiet. Wasser, Abwasser, Elektrizität, Gesundheitsversorgung,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Prince Ngundu — is a Zimbabwean cyclist, He was previously involved with Roger De Vlaeminck in the Zimbabwe U23 Cyclo Cross Team. In 2007 represented his country, Zimbabwe, at the 2007 African mountainbike championships that were held in Windhoek, Namibia. He… … Wikipedia
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