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Addressing an estimated 30000 subjects at an almost capacity filled King's Park Stadium in Durban, the Zulu monarch said he had called the "Imbizo" -- a traditional gathering of Zulus -- to "protest at the proposed annihilation of KwaZulu".
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Addressing around 30000 Zulu's at an "Imbizo" -- a traditional gathering called by the Zulu King -- at Durban's Kings Park stadium on Sunday, Chief Buthelezi repeated his charge that the ANC and the government were in cohoots at the negotiation forum.
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The Imbizo is a programme by the government to obtain first-hand knowledge about the concerns of people on the ground.
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His presence in Lethlabile was part of the government's drive called Imbizo - a project where government officials interact with communities.
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The mere fact that many other traditional leaders were not invited to a meeting that resolved the holding of this so-called Imbizo is a testimony that the gathering will be just another IFP rally.
ANC STATEMENT ON THE SO-CALLED IMBIZO CALLED BY CERTAIN AMAKHOSI 2000
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The mere fact that many other traditional leaders were not invited to a meeting that resolved the holding of this so-called Imbizo is a testimony that the gathering will be just another IFP rally.
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Dubbed "Imbizo", this approach represents a style of governance for the president, ministers, premiers, MECs and mayors to engage with communities on the provision of services and government programmes.
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What happens in an Imbizo is that you get called by the leadership in your area, village, or whatever, you get called to a discussion of particular issues and in the 'Imbizo', you don't act, you discuss the action that you should collectively take.
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"Imbizo" late last year to pledge support to a "Zulu Covenant", emphasising the need for Zulu self-determination.
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KwaZulu/Natal House of Traditional Leaders, issued a veiled threat to the monarch during his address at an "Imbizo" (Zulu national gathering) in Umlazi, south of Durban.
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