Ucwaningo olunzulu ngamagama okuqanjwe ngawo izindawo. TJ Mbuli

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the tribes previously ofKing Dingiswayo and in the process formed a united
Zulu Nation.
UBryant, (1929:3) uthi :
(Bryant, 1929:3).
At the beginning ofthe 19'" century, however, the clan's chieftain, Shaka
by the name , chanced to be a sort ofgenius, gifted at once with insatiable
political ambition and extra ordinary martial ability. Within few years he had
conquered most ofhis own conrner of South eastern Africa and united the
proceeds into one great 'nation' despite the varied clanship ofits constituent
members, which also henceforth became / known as aba - kwa- Zulu.
N abo abakwaZulu !aba kuthiwa abahlalanga isikhathi eside kuzo izimfunda zeMfolozi
njengoba uBryant , (1929 : 36) ethi :
During the course oftheir stay a new campaign against whitch craft started
which believe it was during the reign of King Shaka who happen to
destroyed almost even all the cattle in the South ofthe White Mfolozi in his
simulated flight to the Tugeia River. His tactic was to leave this devoid of
any source offood for the Ndwandwe army. Between 1818 and 1829 King
Shaka ruled over part ofwhat is now the province ofKwaZulu - Natal.
Lena kwakuyimpi yokukhuculula izwe kubuyiswa umthetho . UkuhIaia ngokuthula kwaqaIa
ngesikhathi se!'-.Tkosi u.Mpande .NgaIesi sikhathi kuthiwa kwase kuqala nokufika kwezinye
izinhIobo zezizwe ikakhulukazi izizwe zabamhIophe :
The early 19'" Century also saw the first contact between Nguni people and
white hunters and their number increased under the rule ofKing Mpande .
Omunye owabe ekhona kulaba bazingeli uMnumzane ujohn Dunn owagcina esehIabene
ngezwe eliugaseMthunzini kodwa wayengahambi yedwa :
Among these men was a large number of hunters came as collectors for
museum or who relied on hunting for a living .Amongst them were such
personalities as Balwin , Drummond , Leslie , Selous , and the scintific
collector, Delegorgue .The little to the management history ofthe area , but
were first to provide fully comprehensive lists ofgame animals found.
(Bryant, 1929:325).