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Ayanda is a given name, derived from the Nguni word ukwanda/kwandile, meaning "to increase/multiply/to grow/expand.". Notable people with the name include:Ayanda Bans, South African politician
Ayanda Borotho, South African actress
Ayanda Daweti, South African actor and musician
Ayanda Denge (1982–2019), South African transgender activist
Ayanda Dlamini, South African footballer
Ayanda Dlodlo, South African politician
Ayanda Dube, Swazi model
Ayanda Gcaba, South African footballer
Ayanda Hlubi, South African cricketer
Ayanda Jiya, South African singer
Ayanda Kota (1976–2024), South African activist
Ayanda Lubelo, South African footballer
Ayanda Mabulu, South African artist
Ayanda Malinga, South African rugby player
Ayanda Ndulani, South African boxer
Ayanda Ngila (1992–2022), South African land activist
Ayanda Nkili, South African footballer
Ayanda Nkosi, South African footballer
Ayanda Patosi, South African footballer
Ayanda Sishuba, Belgian footballer
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