Vusani Isizwe Mawundlu Dance Group

Vusani Isizwe Mawundlu, a proudly South African entity, has been operating in KwaZulu Natal (Durban) since 2009. Established as a legal entity in 2013, it stands as a testament to resilience and compassion. Founded by Ms. Thokozani Princess Zulu and Mr. Malusi Ndlovu, along with their esteemed colleagues in the performing arts, the organization is 100% black-owned.
The name “Iwundlu” (a Zulu word) signifies both “one young animal” and “numerous young animals.” It embodies the belief that greatness knows no age or size. Vusani Isizwe Mawundlu’s mission is to uplift vulnerable unemployed individuals in their community.
Cultural Enrichment
The organization’s Zulu-speaking members excel in various African cultural activities, including:
Djembe/ uGubhu Drumming
Sepedi (Dinaka) from the Bangwaketse tribe
Setswana (Setapa and Tsutsube)
Vha-Venda (Malande, Tshikona, and Matangwa)
Xitsonga (Xibelani)
Xhosa (Umxhenso)
Gumboots
Zulu Zulu Dance (Mzansi, Ivolo, and Ingoma Girls)
These performances blend theatrical elements, enriching the ethnic experiences of all audience members.
Vision and Mission
Vision: Create a vibrant and resilient community by equipping individuals with critical skills.
Mission: Empower unemployed youth, men, and women through arts, sports, culture, and heritage initiatives.