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Shaka
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Shaka, Chaka [ˈʃaka]
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(Biographies / Shaka (death date: 1828) M, Zulu, POLITICS: military leader, POLITICS: hereditary ruler) died 1828, Zulu military leader, who founded the Zulu Empire in southern Africa


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28) The example I saw in the Northern Tussian village of Kourinion in 2004, along with two plank masks, was made by the chief of the blacksmiths, Tshaka Koflan (Fig.
On Saturday, older riders with names like Twoboy Zulu, Simplewe Tshaka and Abram Makhubo, took their chance.
 
 
 
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