African monarchies are important figures in their countries. In South Africa, many Zulu people are strongly tied to the royal family and indigenous laws of dispute resolution, including divorce.

They earned a fearsome reputation in the late 19th century when they inflicted the biggest defeat Britain had ever suffered at the hands of Natives. A young tribe that had grown quickly into a ...

"In Zulu culture, there is no divorce. You are not supposed to chase away your wife," she said. Regarded as the "lion of the nation", the Zulu king is the custodian of age-old traditions that place ...

Prominent Zulu royals include Shaka kaSenzangakhona ... because indigenous laws are increasingly subject to western culture. South Africa’s 1996 constitution mandates the courts to “apply ...

In a significant display of traditional African customs, King Misuzulu kaZwelithini dispatched royal emissaries to Princess ...

African monarchs are important figures in their countries. In South Africa, many Zulu people are strongly tied to the royal family and indigenous laws of dispute resolution, including divorce.

In South Africa, many Zulu people are strongly tied to the royal family and indigenous laws of dispute resolution, including divorce. Polygamy is accepted and divorce is discouraged, even if a ...

A man in a wheelchair did the traditional Zulu dance, indlamu. Online users applauded the man's creativity with the way he ...

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