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Pfano na vhuthihi
English: "Peace and Togetherness"
National anthem of Venda
Lyrics	unknown
Music	unknown
Adopted	1979
Relinquished	27 April 1994

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"Pfano na vhuthihi" ("Peace and Togetherness") was the national anthem of Venda.^[1]

Lyrics

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Venda original
Mune wa dzitshaka Shango lashu Venda Li nee Mulalo Vhutali na vhuhali Vhathu shangoni Nga vha takale Pfano na vhuthihi Nga zwi vhe zwipikwa U shuma hu pfumbiswe Zwivhuya zwi ande Kha masia othe Hu pfale mulalo

References

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^ "Venda Anthem". Retrieved 27 April 2021.

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