<Li> Vatsonga - Machangana </Li> <P> In total, there were 7, 3 million Tsonga speakers in 2011, divided mainly between South Africa and Mozambique . South Africa was home to 3, 3 million Tsonga speakers in the 2011 population census, while Mozambique accounted for 4 million speakers of the language . A small insignificant number of speakers included 15 000 Tsonga speakers in Swaziland and roughly 18 000 speakers in Zimbabwe . </P> <P> In South Africa, Tsonga people were concentrated in the following municipal areas during the 2011 population census: Greater Giyani Local Municipality (248,000 people), Bushbuckridge Local Municipality (320,000 people), Greater Tzaneen Local Municipality (195,000 people), Ba - Phalaborwa Local Municipality (80,000 people), Makhado Local Municipality (170,000 people), Thulamela Local Municipality (220,000 people), City of Tshwane (280,000 people), City of Johannesburg (290,000 people), and Ekurhuleni (260,000 people). In the following municipalities, Tsonga people are present but they are not large enough or are not significant enough to form a dominant community in their shere of influence, in most cases, they are less than 50,000 people in each municipality . At the same time, they are not small enough to be ignored as they constitute the largest minority language group . They are as follows: Greater Letaba Local Municipality (28, 00 people), Mbombela Local Municipality (26,000) people, Nkomazi Local Municipality (28,500) people, Mogalakwena Local Municipality (31,400 people), Madibeng Local Municipality (51,000), Moretele Local Municipality (34,000), and Rustenburg Local Municipality (30,000). The provincial breakdown of Tsonga speakers, according to the 2011 census, are as follows: Limpopo Province (1,006,000 people, Mpumalanga Province (415,000 people, Gauteng Province (800,000 people and North West Province (110,000 people . Overall, Tsonga speakers constitutes 4.4% of South Africa's total population . </P> <P> The Tsonga traditional economy is based on mixed agriculture and pastoralism . Cassava is the staple; corn (maize), millet, sorghum, and other crops are also grown . Women do much of the agricultural work, while men and teenage boys take care of domestic animals (a herd of cows, sheep, and goats) although some men grow cash crops . Most Tsongas now depend on wage labour for cash, many migrating to South Africa to find work . </P>

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