iNgeze
iNgeze is a concept originating from the Zulu culture of Southern Africa, often translated as "stranger" or "outsider." It carries a nuanced meaning that goes beyond simple unfamiliarity. Historically, the term could denote someone from a different tribe or region, with whom there was no established kinship or societal connection. This could imply a degree of caution or even suspicion, as their customs and allegiances might be unknown.
However, iNgeze is not inherently negative. Within the broader context of Zulu society, which emphasizes community
The term can also be used more broadly to describe anyone who does not conform to the