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1. Introduction IDPs and Rural Communities in Kwazulu Natal-The Strategy for Post- Conflict Reconstruction. By Akin Akiboye CCS-UKZN 2. Methodology A. Ethnography-The study of ethnicity and cultural heritage B. Qualitative Methods

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1. Introduction

IDPs and Rural Communities in Kwazulu Natal-The Strategy for Post- Conflict Reconstruction. By Akin Akiboye CCS-UKZN

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2. Methodology

A. Ethnography-The study of ethnicity and cultural heritage B. Qualitative Methods Observation/questionnaire Interviews/situational analysis. Rural Participation

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3. History/Definition

A. Short history of the Zulu People B .Short history of the IDPs

C. Definition: People that have suffered through

conflict, but remind within the boundary of their country.

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4. Kwazulu Natal’s Government and

rural communities under apartheid.

A. Black sport agenda
B. Willing leaders to work within the system
C. Rural communities and IDPs
D. Areas Covered: 11 Districts of Kwazulu Natal

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5. The social-economic

reconstruction of rural communities under homeland

Forced out from Herrismith being Zulu to Cambatown, Hambasalale, and Mpumalanga townships under EThekwini . Wasbank in Edunmeni, Kameelshop into Konkani, and while people from Marrianhill, and Earkunzi, were forced into Lime Hill Township in Ladysmith. These

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6. Internal displacement and nation

building in the rural communities of Kwazulu Natal

1. IDP-Integrated Development Programme
2. BEE-Black Economic Empowerment
3. RDP-Reconstruction and Development

Programme-Housing Project

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7. Internal displacement and the

rural communities in post- Chief Gatsha Buthelezi

Reconciliation and mediation, ANC/IFP/Capacity Building via intensive educational programme-Technical colleges

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8. Conclusion

Way forward and economic support from private sector and financial institutions internally, for conflict termination and containment of inequality and chronic poverty

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9. Comments and Questions

Any question or observation including criticism.

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10. Appreciation and

Acknowledgment

THANKS Quotation for the day: The seed of ethnic hatred of yesterday has created the fruit of colour divide of today via acrimonious suspicion ,that has extended to the birth of XENOPHOBIA in South Africa.