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	King Senzangakhona Stadium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		King Senzangakhona Stadium, or King's Park, is to be a world-class multi-use stadium in Durban, South Africa.
		However it has been said will be used to bid for the Rugby World Cup in the future, and since it will have an athletic track, the Commonwealth Games and the Olympic Games as well.
		Senzangakhona stadium update- Link to press release on city website.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/King_Senzangakhona_Stadium (253 words)

	Shaka - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		Shaka was born in the Zululand region of present-day southeastern South Africa.
		His father, Senzangakhona, was the Zulu chief, and his mother Nandi, was a daughter of Mbhengi, the chief of the Langeni people.
		Nandi, who would be Senzangakhona’s third wife, conceived Shaka while still betrothed and, according to tradition, attributed her growing belly to a shaka, or intestinal beetle.
	encarta.msn.com /text_761552533___2/Shaka.html (323 words)

	Ilembe District Municipality: Heavens People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		When Senzangakhona succeeded his father in the late 1700s, Dingiswayo afforded him freer rein and military expansion in exchange for securing a 'buffer zone' against the Mthethwa's enemies.
		Senzangakhona never lived to see the ultimate result of the Mthethwa- Ndwandwe battle for supremacy - he died in 1816, a year before the Ndwandwe defeated the Mthethwa army, overran their territory and killed paramount chief Dingiswayo.
		All that now stood between the Ndwandwe and total dominance of the entire region between Phongolo and Thukela Rivers was the small Zulu state under its new leader - the illegitimate son of Senzangakhona and Nandi - King Shaka.
	www.ilembe.gov.za:81 /index.php?id=82 (223 words)

	Shaka Zulu ... Shaka Zulu's Biography, the life and history of the Zulu people
		His father was Senzangakhona born in 1762 a child of a chieftain of the small clan of the Zulu succeeding his father as king.
		Senzangakhona married sixteen wives and fourteen sons daughters not known, he died in 1816.
		His mother was Nandi kaBebe a child of a deceased chieftain of the Elangeni clan, the third wife to Senzangakhona.
	www.zulu-culture-history.com /shaka_zulu_life.htm (580 words)

	SA Culture - Amakhosi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Seeing that her father was not getting a son from her mother, a son who would take over the reigns on his death, she chose Mthaniya from Gazu/ Sibiya to marry her father.
		King Senzangakhona chose Sigujana who was MaNtuli’s child, to rule his nation on his death.
		Jama and Mthaniya had a son Senzangakhona, so named as Jama’s gesture to his daughter for having done what was necessary so that his house will not die.
	www.sacultures.org.za /pebble.asp?relid=1279&t=168&translated=true&Culture=IsiZulu (1086 words)

	King Tshaka ka Senzangakona Zulu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Shaka was a son of Senzangakhona, ruler of an insignificant small chiefdom, the Zulu.
		A more credible account is that the relationship between Nandi and Senzangakhona was illicit, and that Shaka was born in Langeni territory at the Nguga homestead of Nandi's uncle.
		The relationship of Senzangakhona and Nandi seems to have been unhappy and ended in the chieftain driving Nandi from his court.
	www.sahistory.org.za /pages/people/zulu-shaka.htm (2426 words)

	Zululand EcoAdventures - Zulu Tribe
		Senzangakhona fell in love with Nandi who was from the neighbouring tribe of the Elangeni who bore him an illegitimate son named Shaka Zulu in 1787.
		Nandi was eventually asked to leave the tribe with her son and mother and they lived in exile moving from tribe to tribe till they arrived at the Mthethwa tribe where they were accepted.
		In 1816, Senzangakhona died and his heir was to be Sigujana, but Shaka marched there, killed his half brother and proclaimed himself king.
	www.eshowe.com /article/articleview/69?PrintableVersion=enabled (1002 words)

	North Coast: DUKUZA/KING SHAKA MEMORIAL
		King Shaka was born of a relationship between King Senzangakhona of the Zulu, and Nandi, an Elangeni princess.
		Nandi was installed as Senzangakhona's third wife after the birth of Shaka.
		Senzangakhona died in about 1816, and Shaka assumed leadership of the small Zulu clan.
	dolphincoast.kzn.org.za /dolphin/about/34.xml (622 words)

	Blithe Spirit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Shaka's life-story and events in Natal in Shaka's years are gleaned from accounts from Jantshi kaNongila, whose father had been one of Shaka's principal spies, and told to James Stuart, a fluent Zulu speaker and an avid recorder of Zulu testimony, and from Henry Francis Fynn.
		In either 1786 or 1787, Senzangakhona met Nandi, a woman of the eLangeni tribe, while traveling and the two engaged in the Nguni institution of uku-hlobonga, designed to release sexual tension among the young without conception resulting.
		Apparently the clans were brought sharply under his control and that he was ruthless in his approach, killing even women and children, a practice not previously employed in tribal warfare.
	www.beepworld.de /members45/poetryrose/shaka.htm (5327 words)

	King Shaka
		Shaka, the son of Senzangakhona and Nandi, was born near Melmoth around 1788, into the Mhlongo tribe, his mother's people.
		He father was Senzangakhona kaJama, chief of the Zulu people, who lived in the Mkhumbane valley, south of the White Mfolozi river.
		Queen Nandi was apparently a difficult woman to live with, and her marriage to Senzangakhona did not last.
	www.exotictravelgroup.com /king_shaka.htm (3146 words)

	African Off Road Tours - Zulu History dirt bike tours africa off road
		The man who ruled over the Zulu's at this time of their greatest glories who had, lead their growth from a small tribal clan into a dominant power on the coast on the South East Africa, was called Shaka.
		He was the result of a chance meeting between the youthful chief of a Zulu clan, Senzangakhona and a pretty young girl called Nandi from the neighboring Langeni clan.
		Three months after their alliance, word reached Senzangakhona that the girl was pregnant.
	www.africanoffroadtours.com /zulu.htm (883 words)

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		However, Dingiswayo from Mthethwa made a pact with Senzangakhona to give him freer military expansion in the region if he would secure a buffer zone between the Mthethwa state and the Ndwandwe state.
		All that was left in the region was the Zulu and the Ndwandwe, and Senzangakhona’s son, Shaka would gain control.
		The name Shaka actually means "intestinal beetle", in which his mother named him this because her belly was starting to grow and she was not yet married to Senzangakhona.
	homepages.bw.edu /~bkrupp/research/Zulu.doc (3466 words)

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		Not only did Senzangakhona live and die at esiKlebeni, but his kraal was also famous for the fact that it was the repository for the ancient Nkatha kaZulu (Zulu National Coil) which was the symbol of tribal unity and strength and which passed successively from Senzangakhona to Shaka, then to Dingane, Mpande and Cetshwayo.
		Driven from the establishment of his father Senzangakhona the boy Shaka and his mother Nandi found refuge amongst the Langa tribe who were Nandi's people and occupied lands in the part of the country which has become known as the Nkandla District of Zululand.
		Caption reads:"King Mpande." Mpande was the youngest of the three sons of Senzangakhona to ascend the Zulu throne.
	khozi2.nu.ac.za /digilib/c66/c66.xml (7635 words)

	History of the Zulu People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The history of the Zulu people can be traced back to the 19th century hero, Shaka Zulu, who, after the death of his father Senzangakhona, conquered many nations and amalgamated them under his reign, thus creating a huge Zulu nation.
		The name AmaZulu literally means “the people of heaven.” Shaka was the third born son of Senzangakhona.
		When Senzangakhona died in 1816, Shaka took over the reigns and within a time period of twelve years he became the greatest leader of his time.
	www.humnet.ucla.edu /aflang/zulu/history.html (219 words)

	IFP Speeches - 22 September 2001
		Today, as in generations past, we are united by a great son of Africa, King Shaka ka Senzangakhona, as we celebrate his memory and his legacy, the mighty Zulu Nation.
		Regardless of what is said of King Shaka ka Senzangakhona by those who wish to diminish the nobility of this Nation’s birth, his visionary political leadership, unmatched military skill and exceptional capacity for social construction, have never been argued.
		It is the legacy of King Shaka ka Senzangakhona that urges the Zulu Nation to be tactical warriors in waging the battles we enter.
	www.ifp.org.za /Archive/Speeches/220901sp.htm (3200 words)

	Durban unveils World Cup stadium - SouthAfrica.info
		The design for Durban's new King Senzangakhona Stadium, which will host a 2010 Fifa World Cup semifinal, was unveiled on Thursday.
		The most prominent feature of the new stadium, to be built on the site of the existing football stadium, will be the 30-storey arch stretching its entire length.
		King Senzangakhona Stadium, which is expected to be completed by December 2008, will also have an athletics track and underground parking for 10 000 cars.
	www.southafrica.info /2010/senzangakhona_190606.htm (460 words)

	LitNet: Seminar Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		She secretly arranged for the baby to be sent to her since he was not welcome at Senzangakhona’s home.
		She argues that their relating of the Mgabhi and Mlovu homesteads to Senzangakhona is of doubtful value.
		Senzangakhona died but nothing like what you are doing was done.
	www.litnet.co.za /seminarroom/shaka.asp (7540 words)

	The Zulus
		Each generation saw an increase in the numbers of the people until jama's son, Senzangakhona, found himself at the head of a small tribe whose members knew themselves as the abakwaZulu ('people of Zulu').
		Senzangakhona was a young man when he became chief in about 1785.
		The entire world of his people was the hollow in the hills.
	www.byeways.co.za /the_zulus.htm (1015 words)

	Durban's R1.6bn 2010 stadium
		The 70 000 seater King Senzangakhona Stadium is expected to be "substantially finished" by the end of 2008 with the final touches following shortly afterwards so it can be handed over in 2009 for the Confederation Cup that will precede the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
		The Senzangakhona Stadium is also the first project of this size and value to be built there.
		Ndebele said: "The new Senzangakhona Stadium will act as the hub of the Kings' Park precinct for all the other facilities and initiatives within the province.
	feeds.southafricanews.net /?rid=5c1075d0d1ca0849&... (539 words)

	Women and Power
		It is understandable therefore that although reputed to be physically attractive she chose to remain a spinster to her dying day.
		Becker relates that Senzangakhona's relationship with Nandi was an extramarital affair.
		Mkabayi's hatred towards Nandi and Shaka is juxtaposed with her devotion to a younger son of Senzangakhona named Dingane.
	www.uwc.ac.za /arts/english/interaction/96mw.htm (3066 words)

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		Their tribes forbid them to marry so Senzangakhona and Nandi met in secret and thus the prophesy of Shaka began.
		Nandi's father, chief Jama of the Elangeni tribe and Senzangakhona's father, chief of the Zulu tribe met to discuss the birth of Shaka and negotiate the price for Nandi and baby Shaka.
		Shaka and his mother had to flee the Zulu Krall or be killed.
	www.umdabudance.org /about_show.html (292 words)

	Zulu people ... learn about their culture, tribes, beadwork, kwaZulu Natal and their king Shaka Zulu
		Shaka Zulu went to take the kingdom by force because he was the elder third son to Senzangakhona and Nandi kaBebe.
		Nandi was the third wife to Senzangakhona, initially Shaka had every right to be King of the Zulu.
		Dingane was succeeded by Mpande ka Senzangakhona since then war between the British and Zulu kept on erupting from time to time and some Zulu Kings went to exile in England.
	www.zulu-culture-history.com (583 words)

	Zulu \| Nguni People, Tribe \| South Africa...
		Zulu territory was, however, strategically important to Dingiswayo's rivalry with the equally as greedy Ndwandwe leaders, and he cultivated the allegiance of Jama's apparent heir, Senzangakhona (He Who Acts with Good Reason).
		Senzangakhona never lived to see the ultimate result of the Mthethwa-Ndwandwe battle for supremacy - he died in 1816, a year before the Ndwandwe defeated the Mthethwa army, overran their territory and killed primary chief Dingiswayo.
		All that now stood between the Ndwandwe and total dominance of the entire region between the Phongolo and Thukela Rivers was the small Zulu state under its new leader - the illegitimate son of Senzangakhona and Nandi - Shaka.
	www.siyabona.com /africa-zulu.html (1469 words)

	TheHistoryNet \| Military History \| Shaka: Zulu Chieftain
		Not only did he introduce new tactics that proved devastating on the battlefield, but he also pursued total warfare on a scale just short of genocide, depopulating vast regions in the process.
		In either 1786 or 1787, he met Nandi, a woman of the eLangeni tribe, while traveling and the two engaged in the Nguni institution of uku-hlobonga, designed to release sexual tension among the young without conception resulting.
		Shaka's reward was a generous share of the captured cattle, which he gave to his men.
	www.thehistorynet.com /mh/blafricasnapoleon (1332 words)

	SABCnews.com - sport/soccer
		The 70 000-seater Senzangakhona Stadium is expected to be completed in 2009, in time for the Confederation Cup.
		Elsewhere in the metropole, access roads to the inner city have either been built or are nearing completion.
		Fears about the city's readiness to host the world cup were put to rest with the preparatory work already underway.
	www.sabcnews.com /sport/soccer/0,2172,132012,00.html (276 words)

	AC/99/0271
		She stated that she was a passenger of the ill-fated bus and that shortly before the attack she had seen the first applicant throwing an object in the direction of the bus and that immediately thereafter there was and explosion.
		She testified that there were three other persons who were with the applicant at the time and that the second applicant, Raphael Senzangakhona Sithomo was one of them.
		She had known both applicants for over 13 years and she contended therefore that she could not have been mistaken in identifying both applicants at the scene of the attack on the bus.
	www.doj.gov.za /trc/decisions/1999/ac990271.htm (1254 words)

	DURBAN UNVEILS NEW STADIUM FOR WORLD CUP 2010
		The design for Durban's new King Senzangakhona Stadium, which will host a 2010 Fifa World Cup semifinal, was unveiled on Thursday 30 June 2006.
		Named after King Shaka's father, the stadium will cost R1.6-billion to build and be able to seat up to 80 000 soccer fans.
		King Senzangakhona Stadium, which is expected to be completed by December 2008, will also have an athletics track and underground parking for 10 000 cars.
	www.classicencounters.com /soccerdurbstadium.htm (305 words)

	The Road to the First Bulawayo - Tshaka Zulu's footsteps :::: Bulawayo1872.com
		His father Senzangakhona, a chief of the Zulu clan met Tshaka’s mother Nandi while she was bathing.
		She found herself pregnant, out of wedlock and rejected with the unborn child by Senzangakhona.
		Initially Senzangakhona refused that the child was his (the first rejection), and consequently when the child was born it was called, Tshaka.
	www.bulawayo1872.com /history/byo_roadto1stbyo.htm (882 words)

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