Legend has it that the Sezela River was named after a man-eating crocodile that terrorised the Malangeni people. The crocodile was called iSezela meaning ‘the one who smells out’ for it was said that the crocodile hunted like a wild dog following a trail. When King Shaka heard about the crocodile he decided that he wanted its skin.
The sugar mill at Sezela handles all cane grown by the Reynolds Brothers Limited which produces 120 000 tons of sugar per year.
Named after David Louw, a pioneer in the area. The economy is based on cattle and maize. Louwsburg...
This is one of the districts of northern kwaZulu-Natal that was once part of the Zuid...
This was once the favourite holiday resort of John Dunn, who was the only white man that was ever...
Gluckstad means 'city of luck' in German. The town was founded by a small group of German farmers...
A new magisterial office was established here in 1887. The locals named it kwaNongoma ('place of...
The town originated during the depression of the 1930's and one of the schemes, to circumvent the...
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