Zulu land

Voortrekkers tried to occupy Zulu land in 1838.

Whites, he said, had no right to pass Zulu land on to parties of outsiders, meaning the African National Congress.

However, the Voortrekkers dared not settle Zulu land.

On 14 September, Sikh and Zulu landed and then covered Operation Agreement, a commando raid on Tobruk.

Among the small garrison of 1879 Rorke's Drift (Zulu Land) was Sgt Frederick Milne (2260) 2nd Battalion, The Buffs.

Derek Hanekom, Mr. Mandela's new Land Minister, said the transfer of Zulu land violated a gentleman's agreement to freeze land transfers until a new Government was in place.

The Amakhuze Tribe originated from Zulu land but in 1834 they escaped and went westward to the Transkei to escape the Mfecane under the leadership of their chief, Chief Jama.

In a public declaration confirming a demand he put to President de Klerk privately two weeks ago, the King laid claim to all the Zulu lands as they existed in 1834, before the British began their conquest of the territory.