King Langalibalele I/Robben Island/amaHlubi genocide

Explore the compelling story of Langalibalele, a leader of the Hlubi people in 19th century South Africa, whose resistance against colonial oppression left a lasting impact. From his unjust imprisonment on Robben Island to his eventual return to Natal, Langalibalele's journey is one of courage and resilience.
Learn about the reactions to his defiance, including the scapegoating of individuals like Bishop Colenso, and the broader implications of colonial policies on native populations.
Discover how Langalibalele's legacy endured through the decades, as evidenced by Nelson Mandela's homage at his grave and ongoing efforts by the amaHlubi people to honor their heritage.
Join us as we delve into history and reflect on the significance of Langalibalele's struggle for justice and recognition.
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Where did the name Natal come from?

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From Portuguese Natal (“Christmas”), because the region in South Africa was discovered by the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama on Christmas Day, 1497

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Wich clans fall under amahlubi

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