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The
bulk of both the text and the graphics in these pages has been
extracted from the book ‘Zulu - People of Heaven’ (ISBN 0 620 20663 2)
by kind permission of Uli von Kapff PO Box 3777, Cape Town 8000, Tel/Fax: (+27) 21 534 2092. This website design by Warthog Web Design.
We recommend The Pelican Collection
- twelve eminently affordable 3/4/5 star graded guest houses and bed
and breakfasts in St. Lucia and Mtubatuba - very convenient for all
Zululand cultural attractions and the Greater St. Lucia Wetland
Park/Marine Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Of all the sub-Saharan Bantu people, the Zulus are the most well
known. They arose in the late 18th century from the hundreds of small
clans occupying the northern regions of kwaZulu-Natal on the eastern
seaboard of South Africa. There was always a struggle between the clans
for grazing rights and conflict was commonplace but took the form of
shouted insults and some assegai throwing.
This
changed with Shaka, an illegitimate son of a local chief, evicted, with
his mother from his own clan. Shaka was born in 1787 and grew to be
strong and fearless. He changed tactics and developed the short
stabbing spear. Conflicts now assumed a deadly nature and Shaka swept
all before him. He was contemporaneous with Napoleon and finally
conquered a far greater area.
The Zulus then came in to contact with the white man and suffered
reverses at his hands, firstly with the Voortrekkers and some thrty
years later, against the British. At each engagement, their warriors
proved to be brave soldiers.
The nation was then broken up and some Zulus assisted both the
Boers and the English during the Boer War of 1899 - 1902. Promises of
emancipation made to them by the British were not honoured and a growing
resentment grew during the years between union (1910) and the advent of
the Afrikaner Nationalists in 1948.
After secession from the Commonwealth in 1960, the Zulus joined with
other black groups in the struggle against apartheid until the first
democratic elections in 1994.
This short treatise is designed as a short introduction to these exciting people.
Digha Nikaya - “iqoqo elide”
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