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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Amakhosi"”.

  1. The Natal government's policy towards amakhosi in the former Kingdom of KwaZulu 1846-1910

    … policy of the Natal Colonial government towards amakhosi was overtly hostile. In 1843 the British forcefully took over a large territory, which formerly belonged to kwaZulu, from the Voortrekkers. They renamed their newly acquired land as Natal. Three years later a Boundary Commission was …

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  2. An indigenous crime prevention strategy employing the roles of Amakhosi and social work in Kwazulu-Natal province

    … crime prevention strategy employing the roles of AmaKhosi and social workers was conducted in KwaZulu-Natal Province in South Africa. The researcher utilised qualitative research methods to gather information. Intensive interviews and observations were used to elicit and gather data (See Appendix …

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  3. Gender in assessing agricultural projects in the Nseleni District, KwaZulu-Natal

    … authority, which is composed of six different amaKhosi. In all these tribal authorities, the second in charge, the Izinduna, are all males. This has had a negative effect on the role of women in terms of getting access to farming land, where they have to get a male guarantor. Looking at …

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  4. Fragile yet unbreaking : an ethnographic exploration into young people's entangled experiences of traditional healing and HIV

    … discusses a form of spirit possession known as Amakhosi that young people engage in in order to (re)gain a sense of security and protection from forces beyond their control.

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