Kwazulu-Natal

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Mandela’s head rises in Howick
"I knew in that instant that my life on the run was over" - The capture of Nelson Mandela 5 August 1962
A Boer War Novelty
A Brief History of Indian Indenture in South Africa
A Chance in a Million - Identical photographs found on different continents
A Rotten Place to Die
A Short History of the Talana Glass Factory
A Trip Inside the Derelict Royal Natal National Park Hotel
Amazing Photographs of Historic Nedbank Branches
An incredible memoir revealing the suffering of women during the Anglo-Boer War
Anglo-Zulu War 1879 - Some personalities photographed
Another Blood Soaked Hill in Zululand - Gunner Frederick Henry Bradley V.C.
Archival Forgery and the Making of 'Zulu Dawn'
Art Deco Durban
Border Cave finds confirm cultural practices
Botha House, Lynton Hall & Umdoni Park - Heritage Jewels of KZN
Brass Plaque reveals a history of a distinguished man and his architectural firm
British Ammunition Expenditure / Kill Ratio at the Battles of Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift
Brunel's Big Idea and the South African Connection
Carl Friedrich Adolf Wundram - Piet Retief’s only recorded photographer between the 1890s and 1910
Celebrating Heritage at Clifton
Chaos at Fugitive's Drift
Coal mining and the Anglo Boer War 1899-1902
Dr Prideaux Selby - A Scot adopts Africa
Dundee's Fighting Postmaster
Durban architectural gem under threat
Durban's Lost Toll House
Father Eustace St Clair Hill and the Bambatha Rebellion 1906
Finding the grave of Nat Nakasa in New York
Fort Napier 1843 - 2023 - One of the longest lasting and most peaceful military structures in South Africa
Fort Pine - Place of refuge after the battles of Isandlwana and Rorkes Drift
From Bergville to East Africa (1916-1918), never to return…
How Fort Mistake got its name
How horses saved besieged Ladysmith
In the Footsteps of Captain Charles Michell - 3/60th Regiment (King's Royal Rifles)
Isandlwana - Durnford's Last Stand
Isandlwana's Forgotten V.C.
Joseph Kirkman's Missing Manuscript - Can the mystery now be put to rest?
Kirti Menon and Gandhi’s legacy
Maria Ratschitz Mission in the Wasbank Valley
Matters Piscatorial: Fishermen’s story of significance - The Lilliecrona Photo album
Memorials to the Zulu dead at Isandlwana
Millbank - The Closest Historic Mill to Johannesburg
My Mission School Memories - Inanda Seminary
No more happy days at the Royal Natal National Park Hotel 
Old clock returns home (in 1978) after 80 years
Old Images of South Africa's Town Halls
Over four thousand traditional Zulu artefacts digitised
Remarkable historic documents emerge at Hilton auction
Restoring Kitchen Car 269: the Curious Tale of the Designer
Restoring Pietermaritzburg's Old Ireland Building in the late 1970s
Rousing Interest among the Young
Searching for the Zulu Mass Graves at Kambula
Silver Cross for Gallantry posthumously awarded to two police Constables
Smoke and Mirrors - The Martini-Henry Rifle at Isandlwana
Some interesting facts about two famous South African bakers
South African Pavement Photographs (1930s to 1960s) - A Nostalgic reflection
South Africa’s Three Photographers named Kisch (1863 – 1902)
Summer holidays, Sunshine, Swimwear, Suntan lotion and Sand buckets - South African Beach Photographers (1930s to 1960s)
The 'Smoking Concert' prior to the Battle of Elandslaagte
The Addington Children’s Hospital - A Durban Landmark
The Battle behind Isandlwana - The fight for the Amanzimnyama Drift and Fugitive's Trail
The Caney Legacy - Early Durban based family of photographers
The Capture of Winston Churchill - The Armoured Train Incident
The Doctor and the Artilleryman
The Epic March of 7 000 Zulu Workers
The German Churches of Northern KwaZulu-Natal
The German churches of the central Natal region
The hero who asked for a VC... and got it!
The Last Man to Walk out of Delville Wood ... was a Dundee Man!
The Laurels - A Piece of Mooi River History
The Long Tom Gun at Dundee
The man who never spoke about the war
The Missing Hours at Isandlwana
The mystery of the Penn Symons flag
The Natal Volunteer Indian Ambulance Services in the Boer War - Legend and Reality
The Old Court House - A Link with Early Durban
The Smallest Church in the Southern Hemisphere
The Tragic Fate of the Great Ship Sao Joao
The use of so-called 'Magic Mushrooms' by Zulu warriors
The Weeping Cross from Delville Wood
They wanted to demolish the Durban Railway Station
To Okavango and Chobe on foot in 1884 - A Dundonian Odyssey
Using the latest technology to digitise maps and posters at the Kwazulu-Natal Museum
Victoria Cross special awards with a South African connection
Visiting the historic Brook Street Cemetery, Durban
William Henry Hewitt VC (1884-1966)
Zulu and the Zulus - New documentary to be filmed in KwaZulu-Natal in 2019
Zulu Dawn - Behind the scenes with Midge Carter