SHAKA AND THE SANGOMA

Born under storms and whispers of exile, Shaka kaSenzangakhona rose from an outcast child to the most powerful king of the Zulu nation. Guided not only by his own genius but by visions and rituals of a sangoma who walked between worlds, Shaka’s path was marked by blood, prophecy, and destiny.

From the hardships of exile to the forging of new laws, from battles that shook empires to rituals that summoned ancestral power, Shaka and the Sangoma blends history and memory, war and spirit. It is a story of how kings are shaped by both the spear and the bone, both discipline and dream.

For readers of African history, cultural epics, and visionary fiction, this book offers an intimate yet sweeping portrait of Shaka Zulu — not just as a warrior, but as a man whose reign stood between the seen and unseen.