Remembering the rebellion narrates and commemorates the Zulu or
Bhambatha rebellion of 1906 with riveting anecdotes, maps and
illustrations, many of them previously unpublished. The people of
KwaZulu-Natal, already suffering the material and social
consequences of colonialism, were further provoked by the
imposition of a poll tax and the official determination to treat
all protests against the tax as defiance. The resistance that
followed was put down with uncompromising violence - but the memory
of rebellion became an inspiration to those who continued the
struggle against racial exploitation in South Africa. This is the
centenary year of the rebellion. When President Thabo Mbeki
bestowed National orders on 28 South Africans recently, the order
Mendi for bravery in Gold was awarded posthumously to Bhambatha Ka
Mancinza Zondi for his bravery in leading a rebellion against the
repressive laws of the colonialist government and for laying down
his life for the cause of justice.
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