Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has called on his nation to embrace diversity by welcoming people of all races and ...

Anastasia Fourie, a young lady from Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal, turned heads at this year's Umkhosi Womhlanga. She participated in ...

The first leg of this year’s ceremony, held at eMachobeni Royal Palace last weekend, attracted more than 5 000 maidens.

The uMkhosi Womhlanga is a centuries‑old Zulu custom, revived in the late 20th century, aimed at promoting self‑respect.

AmaZulu maidens gathered in uPhongolo, KwaZulu-Natal, on Saturday for uMkhosi woMhlanga, also known as the Reed Dance. The ...

Two women from non-Zulu backgrounds joined thousands of maidens at this year's uMkhosi woMhlanga, reflecting the ceremony's ...

Anele Mgudlwa and her husband attended the Zulu Reed Dance as guests of the Zulu Royal Family, stunning fans in traditional attire at eMashobeni.

Describing the Reed Dance as a spiritual ceremony, King Misuzulu said it carried the significance of a prayer led by maidens ...

In the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, a province steeped in tradition and culture, the Royal Reed Dance, or Umkhosi woMhlanga, comes alive every September. This spectacular celebration of Zulu heritage and ...

The event celebrates Zulu culture and traditions while promoting values of self-respect and pride among young women.

Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has urged his nation to open the annual reed dance to people of all races and ethnicities, after the participation of two white teenagers at this year’s ceremony drew ...

The mayor of uPhongolo Local Municipality says hosting this year's Royal Reed Dance has given the town’s economy a major ...