Mthatha, South Africa
South Africa
Mthatha, South Africa links to 638 places across 12 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections. Government is the dominant topic, followed by sports, education and religion. Co-connected places include South Africa, Eastern Cape and Johannesburg, in that order of overlap. A branch of the University of Fort Hare opened in the town and became the University of Transkei after Transkei's independence in 1977. Walter Sisulu University now operates a campus there.
Odwa Ndungane
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Italy | Cape Town, South Africa
Bheki Cele
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal | Senekal | Tshepisong
Zwelonke Sigcawu
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: South Africa | Eastern Cape | Malema, Mozambique
Nicholas Lungisa Ncama
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: South Africa | Gqeberha, South Africa
Premier of the Eastern Cape
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Eastern Cape | Fort Beaufort | Summerstrand
Walter Sisulu University
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: London, England | South Africa | Eastern Cape
Siya Mdaka
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Romania | Durban, South Africa | Eastern Cape | Potchefstroom
Bongani Mayosi
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Oxford, England | South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa
Alfred Richardson (cricketer)
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: London, England | Cambridge, England | Sydney, Australia | South Africa | Bloemfontein, South Africa
South African National Defence Force
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: Pretoria, South Africa | Lesotho | Potchefstroom | City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa | Mount Ayliff
Kaiser Matanzima
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: South Africa | Dublin, Ireland | Zambia | Eastern Cape | Robben Island
Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo
Connects Mthatha, South Africa to: South Africa | Zambia | Lesotho | Eastern Cape | Sizwe, Burma