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… lot of the violence was ethnically motivated, that it was Zulus versus Xhosas, say historical animosity for one reason …

… to have heard the names.   They were also recorded as Zulus.   This obviously was a wild guess from an American …

… conveying the impression that the ANC wanted to attack Zulus and drive them out of the townships. 31 August, The …

… a colourless amorphous conglomeration of Basutos, Xosas, Zulus etcs.' 32.A. M. LEMBEDE, "African Trade Unions," n.d., …

… distinguished on general lines by their locality; the Zulus of Natal, the Basuto in the Orange Free State and …

… Xhosa-Fingo feud, the animosity that exists between the Zulus and the T[s]ongas, between Basothos and every native, …

… removed. For example, the susceptibility of the Zimbabwean highveld to periodic droughts and famine caused the people of …

… beads in their hair, and Malange recalls that amongst the Zulus they were considered ‘mad people’ because of how …

… epic days. The names of Dingane and Bambata, among the Zulus, of Hintsa, Makana and Ndlambe of the Amaxhosa, of …

… Heavy striped blankets, the personal necessity of the Zulus, hung over wires stretched from wall to wall, next to …

… Cape. 23 March, Cyprian Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the …

… based on so-called "natural boundaries" for the Xhosas and Zulus, etc., amounts to an acceptance of the white man's invention that the Xhosas and Zulus have "natural areas" and have not the same rights to …

… letter. March 23, Cyprian Solomon, Paramount Chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people, not to participate in the …

… 104 men of the 24th Regiment held off an attack by 4,500 Zulus under the command of Dabulamanzi. Eleven of the 89 …

… that is led by Xhosas. POM     And, of course, for Zulus living in these hostels, things will always be reduced …

… the natural and supernatural elements in the lives of the Zulus before their contact with the Europeans". (10) …

… men who started all this. In Johannesburg it was the Zulus who fought the township people. They are the ones who …

… and their various unions, in their confrontation with Highveld Steel. Again, in October, for the first time in 38 …

… and their various unions, in their confrontation with Highveld Steel. Again, in October, for the first time in 38 …

… each other. Later, the various African groups - Xhosa, Zulus, Sesotho and so on - were segregated in the townships. …

… ethnic groups. Thus, the black racial group is made up of Zulus, Basotho, Pedis etc. and the white racial group is made …

… the Xosa-Fingo feud, the animosity that exists between the Zulus and the Tongaas, between the Basutos and every other …

… the Native here was a menace. (Cheers). The duty of the Zulus was to follow their own recognised leaders of the …

… 167).   The dying king foresees the future of the Zulus and their land: colonial invasion and subjugation. Such …

… Before 1822, the indigenous population of the central Highveld is estimated to have numbered some 150,000, many of …

… written an account of his experiences. My Patients Were Zulus (New York: Rinehart, 1946). Bennet Makalo Khaketla …

… Xhosa-Fingo feud, the animosity that exists between the Zulus and the T[s]ongas, between Basothos and every native, …

… had their University in Bellville, while Indians and Zulus had their universities in Ngoye (KZN) and …