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Throughout all documentaries about the establishment of Umzinto, there is none of about history who were black settlers in Umzinto district. We know very that South Africa is a land for blacks, and they were skirted throughout the land before the colonial people came to the picture in the lands of South Africa, particularly Natal belonged mostly to the Zulu nation. So there have to be mentioned how they were chased out of their land, and tell us where they were moved to. According to stories told by black people. Umzinto belonged under a certain tribe and it was ruled by chiefdom. To thoroughly research all historians need to gather around the table and find out how blacks were robbed of their land in this particular region in the Natal province 105.184.29.186 (talk) 20:47, 10 November 2024 (UTC)Reply
