KwaDukuza travel guide

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The town of KwaDukuza, formerly Stanger, located in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, about 60 km north of Durban and 7 km from the Indian Ocean. It is the capital of the district Ilembe. The municipality has an area of 630 square kilometers and about 131,000 inhabitants (2001). The town was founded in 1820 by the Zulu King Shaka as KwaDukuza (Zulu for City of the lost person). 1828 Shaka was assassinated by his half-brother Dingane, and then the town was burned down. 1873, European settlers built a town at this point. In 1998, the city regained its original name. KwaDukuza Today is a railway hub and the center of the sugar cane production in this region. One attraction is the tomb of Shaka. (...) more....

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