Gingindlovu idolobha elisesifundazweni saKwaZulu-Natali eNingizimu Afrika. Leli dolobha lingelinye lamadolobha angaphansi komasipala obizwa ngikuthi i-King Cetshwayo District Municipality. Leli dolobha lisendaweni enothile ngomlando wakwaZulu, lisendaweni lapho Inkosi uCetshwayo kaMpande abe enomuzi wakhe omkhulukazi khona. Kuyindawo lapho UCetshwayo anqoba waphinde wabulala umfowabo uMbulazi. Igama elithi Gingindlovu liqonde umgwinyi wendlovu, okwabe kuqondiswe ekunqotshweni kukaMbulazi ngonyaka ka-1856. X-STUDENTS and current students have banded together to express their annoyance at the lack of deteriorating resources that they have to use at the Msunduzi Library. The library, which offers free usage of its computers and the Internet, is now coming under fire from students whose only option is to use the library computers because they cannot afford their own or to pay for usage at Internet cafes. Many students complained that the Internet is extremely slow, saying that sometimes it takes 10 minutes just to open the Internet browser. “We are grateful that we have a place to use for free but most of the time it doesn’t even matter because you try to use these computers and get so fed up that they aren’t working, that you leave,” said Lindelwa Madlala, a second-year University of South Africa student. Ex-student Thobi Ngwenya, who said he was heart sore that the conditions have not improved much since his days as a student, said that the library is full throughout the week and that there are not nearly enough properly functioning computers to serve the students of Pietermaritzburg who cannot afford to buy their own computers. “Most of the students who come here cannot afford to go anywhere else and come from far away, only to be made to wait the entire day to get a computer, and then they still have to deal with the slow Internet speed when using them,” said Ngwenya. Upon a visit to the computer facilities on the first floor of the library, the Maritzburg Fever