KwaZulu-Natal

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Outfit

Outfit worn by a courting youth of the Khuze of Highflats 1983. the original outfit worn by a member of Mbanjwa family and photographed at Bobson studio.

Three girls of amajongosi age group

Three girls of the Amajongosi age group from the mtolo family of Matakane araea.

Three girls of amajongosi age group

Three girls of the Amajongosi age group of Mtolo family of Mtakane.

Girls who are Amajongosi

Girls who are Amajongosi, who were accompanying senoir girls, one of them who was to give umbondo gifts to her boyfriend family.

Balindile Mtolo, an amajongosi

Balindile Mtolo, an amajongosi or gir without a boyfriend in dress for special occassions.

Balindile Mtolo posing as Amajongosi

Balindile Mtolo posing as amajongosi.

KCAL staff member, Mr Patrick Ngubane

Killie Campbell member, Mr Patrick Ngubane in his traditional dress. he is of the Shembe sect and dresses like this when going home 1993.

Amaqhikiza or Senoir girls

Two girls of the amaqhikiza who dressed in their outfits worn on special occassions for photograph.

Senoir girls or Amaqhikiza

Senoir girls. A fairly established formal relationship in which the girl has already given beadwork to boy and is in this instance going to give imibondo gifts to the boyfriends family.

Amaqhikiza or Senoir girls

Two girls of amaqhikiza(girl with boyfriend) age group from the Mtolo of Matakane.

Amaqhikiza or Senoir girls

Senior girls of Motolo family of Matakane.

Field and Randles, 1871 firm

Field and Randles. 1871 firm

Estcourt, 1882

Estcourt, 1882; depicting the town with scattered houses

Estcourt

Estcourt 1882

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873 ; group of armed Basuto gudes

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873: showing steep rocky side at Bushmans' Pass. At centre small figures of s group of the contingent of Basuto guides and colonial volunteers

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873

Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873: camp at Bushman' Pass

Indian merchants and Dukawallahs in the Natal Economy c 1875 – 1914

In the early years of the last quarter of the nineteenth century, Natal provided an ideal environment in which Indian merchants could flourish.

Umgeni River 1886

Viewed from North bank.

Umdloti drift, Natal

An oxwagon crossing the drift.

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