Madingi Tembe
| Prince Madingi Tembe | |
|---|---|
| Prince of the Tembe Kingdom (Inland line) | |
| Reign | c. 1780s - early 1800s |
| Predecessor | Himself |
| Successor | Prince Makhuza Tembe |
| Born | Tembe Kingdom, Maputaland |
| Died | Inland Tembe territory, Maputaland |
| Issue | Prince Makhuza Tembe |
| Dynasty | Tembe-Thonga |
| Father | King Mwayi |
| Religion | African Traditional Religion |
Madingi Tembe was a late 18th-century prince of the Tembe Kingdom and the founder of the inland Tembe royal line from where Prince Makhuza Tembe descended. Prince Madingi governed the inland Tembe territories during the reigns of his father, King Mwayi Tembe and (later) his brother, King Makasana Tembe.
Both Prince Madingi and King Makasana are regarded as the most prominent among the many children of King Mwayi.