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...the Zulu past, Abantu abamnyama lapha bavela ngakhona (“The Black People and Whence They Came”), was published in 1922. The Zulu-language newspaper, Ilanga lase Natal (“The Natal Sun”), founded in Durban, South Africa, in 1903 by John L. Dube, helped shape the Zulu readership. One of the paper’s later editors, R.R.R. Dhlomo,...
...Institute. In the early 1900s he founded Ohlange Institute, 15 miles (25 km) from Durban, S.Af., and several years later he founded a girls’ school nearby. His work with the institute and on Ilanga lase Natal (“The Natal Sun”), the first Zulu newspaper (which he helped to found in 1904), made him widely known. In 1912 he was elected the first president general of the...
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