SAHO global search

… We focus on the Khoikhoi, the Xhosa, the Basotho, the Zulus and the Boers. We explore changing labour patterns and …

… a traditional view of King Shaka as the leader of the Zulus. See footnote for origin of the source [2] 2.1. Using …

… northwest and the mountains on the southern edge of the Highveld. Water became harder to find and rain was scarce. … revolted against Shaka in 1821 and fled to the Transvaal Highveld with his Ndebele following. Initially they migrated …

… of the world as have the South amaNdebele of the central highveld, an area previously known as the Transvaal but today … today that the South Ndebele migrated onto the central highveld of southern Africa some four centuries ago. The … more extreme thermal variations found on the South African Highveld. Details regarding the Ndebele prior to their …

… of guns, resulting in the death of approximately 3000 Zulus. Three Voortrekkers were wounded and there were no … in the area, thus many of the trekkers moved away into the Highveld where other trekkers were settled. The British … Anglo-Zulu War. The Battle of Isandlwana was won by the Zulus after about 1800 British soldiers were met by 20 000 …

… to a greater concentration of settlement on the central Highveld of Southern Africa. c. AD 800 - 1400 Larger farming … seaboard and in the Drakensberg interior. The Highveld interior becomes populated by  Sotho  speaking …

… similar stonewalled settlements lie scattered across the highveld of the Free State. The oldest type of walling stands …

… for accepting the missionaries was protection against the Zulus. He requested missionaries to pray for peace in Eastern … Pondoland where there was a war between the Xhosas and Zulus. The missionaries became Faku’s main channel of …

… Krantzkop, under Brevet Col A.W. Durnford to prevent the Zulus crossing the Tugela. The second was the Number V Column … The Natal Native Contingent showed reluctance to face the Zulus, some of whom were armed with rifles. In an attempt to … rolled down onto the attackers and after sharp action, the Zulus retreated, with 30 dead, 4 wounded and 10 captured. The …

… troops and native levies fighting againist some 20,000 Zulus. In the event, the British were successful in defeating the Zulus, with Wood’s force suffering 83 casualties and the Zulus losing approximately 3,000 men.   …

… Nchu. Today one of the municipalities on the Mpumalanga highveld is named after him. …

… injured. Forty-three of the injured were rushed to the Highveld Medi-Clinic to receive medical treatment, mainly for …

… Director of the Bantu Affairs Administration Board for the Highveld region; Reverend Charles Poltax Mabokela, a pastor …

… of the Centre of Johannesburg and consists of pristine Highveld Vegetation with craggy Quartzite Outcrops. There is … to smaller creatures but it is surprisingly varied. Many Highveld Tree Species have their home in the Reserve. The …

… establish a Christian Industrial School for the benefit of Zulus.  1899 March, Kent ordains Dube in the chapel of the … of the Natives Land Act. 1914 Dube publishes The Zulus' Appeal for Light in English while protesting the …

… groupings that eventually peopled the region from the Highveld to the Kalahari. Between 1440AD and 1560AD they were … groupings that eventually populated the region from the Highveld to the Kalahari. Around 1690, a severe drought …

… Krantzkop, under Brevet Col A.W. Durnford to prevent the Zulus crossing the Tugela. The second was the Number V Column … The Natal Native Contingent showed reluctance to face the Zulus, some of whom were armed with rifles. In an attempt to … rolled down onto the attackers and after sharp action, the Zulus retreated, with 30 dead, 4 wounded and 10 captured. The …

… during the Anglo-Boer War, marched back to Nongoma. Two Zulus were killed in confrontation and about 48 000 head of … the Zulu force of 6 000 men was a problem and some of the Zulus had been looting stock from Zulu kraals. …

… Situated in the Highveld of Gauteng, just outside Cullinan near Pretoria. The …

… was created, was founded by King Solomon, the King of the Zulus, but at the time it was Inkatha. Then Dr Mangosuthu … to my Chief so Buthelezi has been the minister of the Zulus, not created by Pretoria, but he was there even before … first then a South African. POM     Now how do you see Zulus as being different from the other nations or the other …

… , son of Senzangakhona and Nandi, who was the king of the Zulus from 1816, established a royal settlement as a halfway station between the Zulus and the settlers of Port Natal [Durban]. The huge …

… system was utilised to move Carrington's force into the Highveld. The military force was made up of 5 000 men, 10,000 …

… the town of Verulam, a region predominantly inhabited by Zulus and Indians, in what was then Natal province (now …

… traded with the locals, both the white settlers and native Zulus . He became a popular figure. colonists would buy from … his stores or take a drink in his simple café. With the Zulus he would trade blankets, beads, gin, and the occasional … illegal rifle, usually bartering them, for cattle. To the Zulus. His trading centre became; 'kwaJim'- (Jim’s Place) but …

… The British orchestrated a plan to annex the kingdom. The Zulus were given an ultimatum; Cetshwayo should forsake his … When Cetshwayo rejected the ultimatum, war broke out. The Zulus won the battle of Isandlwana but lost the battle of …

… defence of Rorke's Drift, the tide turned against the Zulus. Ulundi, the capital of Zulu Chief Cetshwayo(Cetewayo) … and on 2 September Britain signed a peace treaty with the Zulus. According to the treaty Zululand was divided into …

… developed very slowly and many skirmishes between the Zulus and the settlers took place. The Zulu people obviously … bloody assaults and attacks, the Voortrekkers defeated the Zulus in the dramatic Battle at the Blood River . …

… and role of the constitutional position of the King of the Zulus and the Kingdom of KwaZulu, which institutions shall be … A. 4. Any outstanding issues in respect of the King of the Zulus and the 1993 Constitution as amended will be addressed …

… to fulfil the labour needs of mines. In 1906 a group of Zulus under leadership of Chief Bambatha refused to pay the … Camperdown district was murdered in January and when some Zulus began killing off their white-coloured animals and …