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Need Input! Building a Remote Control Devicert Dhlomo and Jordan Ngubane. Although Thema changes his view about the king later in his life, African nationalism is the common thread that stitches these images together. Their perspectives are largely influenced by and are in opposition to the Afrikaner nationalists’ negative depictions of the k

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Pavan John Antony,Fayth Vaughn-Shavuo, through their leadership, constructed political perspectives of the Zulu king. As an example, ‘Dingaan’s Day’ or ‘The Day of the Vow’ assumed a new meaning because the ANC took a conscious decision to launch its military wing, uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK), on 16 December 1961. Subsequently, the liberati

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Sifiso Mxolisi NdlovuPresents the first comprehensive textual and archival analysis of representations of King Dingane.Foregrounds African texts and viewpoints to construct an alternative to dominant white South African h

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The Image of King Dingane and Zulu Nationalist Politics, archival material written by both Europeans and Africans. The established archive was reflected in isiZulu texts written by missionary educated Magema Fuze, John Dube and Rolfes Dhlomo. They were fiercely opposed to King Dingane. This archive also reflects how their negative perspectives were influ