Zulu
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Notes on Buthelezi | |
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Notes on Buthelezi | |
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Notes on Shaka | |
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Notes on Dingane | |
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Notes on Vilakazi | |
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Notes on Msomi | |
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Notes on Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi | |
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Notes on Vilakazi | |
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Notes on Dhlomo | |
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Students' Views on Contemporary Perceptions of Zulu History |
In contemporary south Africa the question of the role of the Zulu is the subject of tremendous interest and controversy internationally and nationally. This interest is reflected in a large number of academic works, many of which have the Zulu organization, Inkatha, as their theme..... |
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Arts and Africa: BBC African Service, no. 17 | |
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Shaka the Great | |
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Clothing dry bones: The Myth of Shaka | |
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Chemchemi Newsletter, no. 6, September 1964 | |
| Installation of a native chief (Ngcobo chief?) |
Slaughtered ox during the installation ceremony of a Zulu chief. |
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| Headdress for married woman from Table Mountain area, 1983 |
Headdress for married woman from Table Mountain area, 1983 |
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| Headdress for married woman, Table Mountain area 1983 |
Headdress for married woman from Table mountain areas 1983 |
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| Kerchiefs, rags and face towels used either as ties for around head, legs or sticks by males and female in Ndwedwe, uMbumbulu and Pietermaritzburg areas |
Black and red face-towels joined. Yellow spotted face-towel specially made for Kheswa. All are used either as ties around head, legs or sticks by traditional males and females in Ndwedwe, uMbumbulu, and Pietermaritzburg areas. |
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| V shape kerchief |
V cut shape and rick-rack decorated kerchief made by seamstress of Kwa Kheswa. "Specialist in Zulu dress" , 11 Victoria Street Durban, 1985 |
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| Headdress married woman from uMsinga c1960s |
Headdress for married woman from uMsinga |