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… the Assegai River is a misnomer that was derived from the Zulu name for this river. In those days, Piet Retief used to … “Boxer” , is still called “Piet Retief Tobacco” . In Zulu it is called the Mkonto river . This refers to an animal … a Scottish buffer zone between the marauding Swazi and Zulu tribes, and the Transvaal. The planned Scottish …

… the Natal government, the traditional way of life of the Zulu people came under renewed pressure, as the colonial … Mpanza valley with his family and was given refuge by the Zulu king Dinizulu.  On 14 April 1906, the Natal Government … Bambatha only served to garner him more support among the Zulu people, and many chieftaincies joined up with him. On 5 …

… a radio frequency for the Tamil people - Southside FM, Kwa-Zulu Natal; Challenges facing the youth and women; An …

… English, German, French, Dutch, Polish, Hindi and Zulu. The collected works of Jonker, including several short …

… disruption, and migration commonly termed the  difiqane  (Zulu:  mfecane ) characterized the first quarter of the … the remainder were other Sotho peoples, as well as Xhosa, Zulu, and Shangaan. Another 1.5 million Tswana lived …

… to the dominant ethnic groups in the main cities, Zulu or Xhosa, was attacked. Members of smaller ethnic groups … the shop owners reported loss of stock.  On 21 March 2015, Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini made comments that foreigners …

… of what became known as the ‘Shakan system’, based on the Zulu model of a centralized state. The second was a hybrid … and those connected to chiefs and headmen. Following the Zulu model of traditional law, women did not enjoy the right …

… fought in response to the hut tax which was imposed on the Zulu by British Colonial rule. The SANC and the Transvaal …

… where, in 1838, the Boers had defeated King Dingaan's Zulu impis. In preparation, night after night they ground …

… fought a battle for survival against Dingaan’s Zulu army, and were victorious. Later, the day was … vow to commemorate the day of their victory over Dingaan’s Zulu army was not observed in any significant way until the …

… especially as associated with African society; (Xhosa and Zulu, literally humanity, goodness) Umkhonto we Sizwe – the … armed wing of the African National Congress; (Xhosa and Zulu) literally, Spear of the Nation universal franchise – …

… shoreline where passengers were carried ashore by strong Zulu Men from Longboats. Later the development of projecting …

… that he could carry on with his missionary work among the Zulu. On 12 May 1885, Wilhlem Posselt passed away after a …

… South African poet and editor, writing in both English and Zulu. Gwala studied at the University of Natal (now …

… president, Cyril Geoghegan. It is situated in Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal, behind the Kings Park rugby Stadium. A lap on …

… Metropolitan Municipality. The spoken languages are: 'Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, English, Tswana, Southern Sotho, …

… to purchase a traditional meal, consisting of chicken, Zulu steamed bread with spicy beans or spinach, delicious!" … to earth and unique. The KwaZulu Natal province is rich in Zulu history as its name suggests, and this place offers a …

… returned from exile in 1898. It is not certain whether the Zulu king offered tangible support, but Bhambatha's wife did …

… settlers. African chiefdom's and polities such as the Zulu, Tswana and Pedi still exerted considerable control over … in these areas and as a result of this, Tswana and Zulu migrants started appearing on the mines during the late …

… Nguni speakers, who had been displaced by the difiqane (Zulu: mfecane ). Some of these communities had established … cultural differences between the Sotho and the Nguni (Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, Swazi). The Sotho people tend to group …

… from standing room." According to Spencer Tyron, in the Zulu War of 1879 and in the Boer War, the Whites were capable … other diseases. The Indian was accused of outclassing the Zulu in crime. At one time "the Indians had the bulk of the …

… Administration Act (BAA), section , and the Natal Code of Zulu Law of 1985. The BAA applied to customary marriages … status. An attempt to better the position was made in both Zulu Codes which stated that women over the age of 21 were …

… Swazi expected the Boers to help them in the event of a Zulu invasion. While Africans still had access to the land, … cattle through raids. Their land was threatened by Swazi, Zulu and Trekker communities in the Northern and Eastern … land and their cattle. Other African chiefdoms like the Zulu and the Basotho, for example, got large number of guns …

… is addressed, it is in the ringing tones of praise in Zulu reserved for a king and warrior. The Malayalam lyrics … as well as the demotic register of the folk. If the Zulu words recall power, the Malayalam resonates with … circulate: Indian classical ragas, blues, isicathamiya or Zulu a capella traditions. So do several instruments: the …

… the centuries including the Anglo-Boer Wars, the Anglo-Zulu War, World War I and II, the conflict in South West …

… . Johannesburg, Ravan, 1973. Marks, Shula. Natal, the Zulu Royal Family and the Ideology of Segregation . In …

… Shaka made his mark here when he became king of the Zulu people in 1816 and started out on his path of conquest. … history . The Province was once the homeland of powerful Zulu  tribes and villages. When the Boers and the British …

… governed by the: ' Msunduzi Local Municipality ' . Its Zulu name: ' uMgungundlovu' , is the name used for the … popularly called: "Maritzburg" , in Afrikaans, English and Zulu alike, and often informally abbreviated to PMB . It is a …

… Alfred Nzo District Municipality , nestled in between Kwa-Zulu Natal , Lesotho and the Eastern Cape . It adjoins … as well as the cultures of the Xhosa, Sotho , San , and Zulu peoples. This Provincial Heritage Site and National …

… united under King Shaka in the early 1800's into the proud Zulu nation. The Umhlanga Area came under British control … Sir Marshall Campbell . uMhlanga derives its name from the Zulu language and means "place of reeds", referring to the …