Zulu warriors who killed more than 1,300 British troops in the "Empire's longest day" are to be honoured with an official memorial in South Africa. By John Bingham 27 November 2009 • 5:50pm .

On January 22, 1879 -- the legendary "Day of the Zulu," when more than twenty thousand Zulu warriors nearly wiped out the forces of the invading British. Skip to main content Skip to footer site map.

Funeral services took place Friday for a beloved Zulu member. It was a touching tribute for Bobby Gray, a captain of the Zulu Soulful Warriors. He died of COVID-19, his relatives said.

DURBAN, South Africa — In the turbulent world of South African politics, Mangosuthu Buthelezi is making his last stand, and he is summoning his tribe’s ancient warrior tradition to the … ...

They are the official honor guards of Zulu royalty — the Zulu Soulful Warriors. Skip to content. WGNO. New Orleans 86 ...

Throughout history, there have been many battles that have been forgotten. One such battle that the British would like to forget is the Battle of Isandlwana, which took place on Jan. 22, 1879, as ...

The infamous battle, the first clash of the war more than a century ago, saw 3,000 Zulu warriors killed and an entire British force wiped out on January 22, 1879.

Twenty authentic Zulu warriors, dressed in traditional garb and wielding spears and shields, will lead off New Orleans' Zulu parade Mardi Gras morning, officials announced Wednesday. Blaine Kern ...

“The founder of the Great Zulu nation was a warrior, unifier, outstanding leader, and a nation builder. It is fitting that he has been immortalised in this statue,” said Ramaphosa.