A Zulu parade during Mardi Gras in New Orleans triggered debate. The parade featured participants in blackface and afro wigs.

A young Shembe bride danced confidently at her traditional wedding, showcasing her beauty and culture, leaving many online ...

causing anger among SA Viewers were upset by the portrayal of Zulu people as war-like and unstable, with many pointing out that the various cultural elements had nothing to do with Zulu traditions ...

A VUT graduated stunned people across Mzansi when she wore her traditional Tsonga attire and danced on stage. SA praised the performance and cultural display.

This has caused tensions and friction between certain groups, as many tend to have passionate opinions as far as their culture and history are concerned. The annual Krewe of Zulu parade that takes ...

The amabutho are increasingly behaving like an organised paramilitary force, albeit armed only with traditional weapons.

Zulu's founders chose their costumes to mock the demeaning portrayals of black people in early 20th century culture and the pretensions of the all-white parading organisations of the time ...

For many, this portrayal seemed reminiscent of the minstrel shows that historically dehumanized black people. The portrayal of “Zulu” culture, while rooted in South Africa, was viewed as offensive by ...

This is literally a mockery of Zulu people and Zulu culture. Shameless people”. Although the Zulu parade’s name is rooted in South Africa, participants say it is actually based on New Orleans ...