Opening day of the 2025 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival was as perfect a day to spend outside enjoying music and food ...

An American lady went online to threaten South Africans with voodoo and people from Mzansi couldn't stop laughing, The nation ...

Today we recognize the 68th birthday of one of Hip Hop’s foundational figures, Afrika Bambaataa—a man whose influence helped ...

South Africans were outraged by a woman who threatened Mzansi people who were unimpressed by the New Orleans Zulu Parade. The ...

A new book tells the story of Nathaniel Isaacs, a 19th-century British Jew who played a complicated role in the colonization ...

Social media users accused Black Americans of misrepresenting Zulu culture. The incident ignited discussions about cultural appropriation and the complexities of Black American identity with some ...

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 ...

and one Zulu bride did not disappoint, representing her culture and religion with elegance and dignity. The bride’s video was shared on TikTok by @senamile_.gumbi, where it quickly gained massive ...

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 ...

That’s part of America’s political legacy. But “assassination culture,” as the lead author of the NCRI report calls the new spike in violent rhetoric, is not. Democrats don’t get a pass ...

Images @corynbreon "As a South African, I'm offended. The Zulu culture is so rich and beautiful, this isn't even remotely related to Zulus. American education system on display here." @W.ildE observed ...

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.” Every year ...