zulu (african people)

Introduces the history, culture, and everyday life of the Zulus, their interactions with white settlers, and opposition to the system of racial segregation known as apartheid.

A survey of the history and culture of the Zulu kingdom that emerged between 1816 and 1818 on the east coast of southern Africa under the leadership of King Shaka.

Presents the history and culture of the Zulu people through an exploration of their artifacts, customs, beliefs, and daily routines.

In post-apartheid South Africa, a Zulu boy keeps secrets from his family as he cares for an injured dog and befriends the daughter of a white farmer.

Follows the activities of a boy at home in South Africa, and introduces a selection of Zulu words, a musical language with unusual clicking sounds.

Presents the experiences of an eleven-year-old Zulu girl and her family living in the South African homeland of Kwazulu , describing the work of her relatives and neighbors, her chores and schoolwork, and her pride in her Zulu heritage.

Fourteen-year-old Khosi's mother wants her to get an education to break out of their South African shantytown, although she herself is wasting away from an untreated illness, while Khosi's grandmother, Gogo, seeks help from a traditional Zulu healer.

A drama inspired by the true story of the trial and execution of a nineteen-year-old black man who in 1985 set off a bomb in a South African shopping center at Christmastime, killing five people and injuring over fifty.

A retelling of a Zulu myth about the joining of heaven and earth when Mbaba Mwana Waresa, the rain goddess, chooses a mortal for her husband.

A biography of the nineteenth-century military genius and Zulu chief.