Komani

Komani is a town located in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. It is situated in the Chris Hani District Municipality, serving as its administrative center. The town was formerly known as Queenstown until 2016, when its name was officially changed to Komani. The name "Komani" is derived from the Xhosa language and is believed to refer to the Komani River, which flows through the area.

The town's origins date back to the mid-19th century when it was established as a military post by the British colonial authorities. It played a role in the frontier wars that characterized the region during that period. Over time, Komani developed into a commercial and agricultural hub for the surrounding area.

Agriculture remains a significant economic activity in the region, with farming of livestock and crops being prominent. The town also serves as a center for trade and services for the local population. Komani's infrastructure includes various educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and a public transport network. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling hills and open plains. The town's cultural makeup is diverse, reflecting the various ethnic groups that reside in the Eastern Cape.