For 10 points, name this ethnic group that produced an epic poem about their king Shaka.
In a 1925 novel, a culture hero of this ethnicity heroically fails to flinch before a giant water-snake that emerges as he bathes in a river. The Weird Sisters gather and "spit their venom" in an adaptation of Macbeth depicting members of this ethnicity, a 1997 revival of which was staged for the premiere season of the reconstructed Globe Theater. A leader of this ethnicity murders, in turn, his son, wife, and mother, and gathers their blood to heal his warriors, in the best-known novel by Thomas (*) Mofolo. Saul Bellow once stupidly challenged an interviewer to show him the Tolstoy of this ethnic group, whose culture is depicted in Welcome Msomi's play Umabatha. An Anglican reverend of this ethnicity rescues his sister Gertrude from prostitution, and discovers that his son Absalom killed a white man, in Alan Paton's Cry, the Beloved Country. For 10 points, name this ethnic group that produced an epic poem about their king Shaka.
In a 1925 novel, a culture hero of this ethnicity heroically fails to flinch before a giant water-snake that emerges as he bathes in a river.
Zulu [or amaZulu]