The reasons that such an intelligent, charismatic leader never gained the type of political recognition he craved are rooted in his own core mission in life: to rule a…
Throughout history Zulu women have been involved in politics and governance. Queen Sibongile’s claim to half of Zwelithini estate shows how far that influence stretches
About R90-million collected in residential lease fees must be paid back to people living on ITB land
Workers mobilise over unfair labour practices and failure to recognise their trade union
Customary law and residents’ customary rights have been degraded, the high court has heard
The effect of Covid-19 and the land reform department’s freeze of R23-million because the ITB didn’t comply with budget submissions are cited as some of the reasons for the staff…
People living on Ingonyama Trust land continue to wait for their rights to be restored
The Trust has been hit with an adverse audit finding
A sweetheart deal. This is how the Ingonyama Trust has been repeatedly described
Mandla Mandela believes rural land rights have to be recognised
The dispute has sparked a series of violent protests that have affected the mine’s operations
The salaries of the nine izinduna from the Nobamba tribal authority were suspended because of a boundary dispute
King Goodwill Zwelithini has distanced himself from the court action taken against the Ingonyama Trust Board because of its lease programme
The Zulu king has come out in opposition of land expropriation without compensation and says anyone who wants his vote in 2019 must kneel
As the wind threatens his feathered headdress, Buthelezi is talking like it’s 1993. I’d far rather be sick in bed, thank you
An otherwise anonymous young woman is invisibilized so that the public can retain its focus on the main subject, the former president
Our readers write in about the Ingonyama Trust and what went wrong
It’s feared that ditching the Ingonyama Trust Board could plunge the province into violence
Heated debates at the party’s conference saw the resolution watered down to appease moderates
Premier Willies Mchunu said that the province would "never" support a recommendation aimed at undermining the role of traditional leaders
