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Shaka iLembe: finally, a TV series on the Zulu king that’s true to language and culture

By Bongephiwe Dlamini-Myeni, Senior Lecturer, University of Zululand

Shaka Zulu is one of the most storied figures in South African history. Believed to have been born around 1787, the man also known as uShaka kaSenzangakhona is regarded as the founder of the country’s Zulu nation.

Shaka has been the subject of numerous novels, poems, films and TV series. Many have offered distorted…

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