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As tensions escalate within the Zulu royal household following a leaked audio confrontation, cultural expert Professor Mazibuko calls for reconciliation, emphasizing that the royal palace is a shared birthright that belongs to all siblings — even as a critical Supreme Court case on succession looms.
Princess Nothando Zulu has publicly cursed her father's siblings in a leaked audio recording, vowing to defend King Misuzulu 'to death' as royal family tensions escalate over what she calls an inappropriate public airing of private matters.
The Zulu royal family has issued a statement regarding a leaked audio recording of King Misuzulu in a heated exchange with his sister.
Senior members of the Zulu royal household spark controversy by releasing an official family tree that downgrades King Misuzulu to prince status, intensifying the succession dispute and challenging traditional authority structures. The move draws sharp criticism from the king's representatives and highlights deepening divisions within South Africa's most prominent royal family.
Ntuli is under heavy scrutiny to account for the promises he made during his first SOPA last year, following his unanticipated ascension to the plumb Premier’s position in June last year.
Prince Vanana Zulu reassures his followers that he remains the commander of amabutho, despite recent rumours of his dismissal.
The Prudential Authority, an entity of the South African Reserve Bank, is behind the application of the liquidation of Ithala Bank.
King Misuzulu has appointed Sibongiseni Mageza Mbambo as Royal Chancellor, entrusting him with significant responsibilities to promote growth and community development in the Zulu kingdom.
Prince Mbonisi Zulu expresses fear for his safety after King Misuzulu publicly names him as the enemy of the Ingonyama Trust, igniting a royal conflict.
King Misuzulu kaZwelithini accuses a political party of orchestrating Ithala Bank’s downfall during an imbizo at Emashobeni Royal Palace, calling for immediate action to reinstate the bank’s licence.
Dr Thandiwe Dlamini reveals shocking allegations against the Ingonyama Trust board, claiming they are undermining King Misuzulu and mismanaging Trust funds.
Steenhuisen highlights the importance of traditional leaders’ voices in government decisions during imbizo.
Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso is set to meet with King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini to address ongoing concerns regarding the Ingonyama Trust Board and its recent challenges.
King Misuzulu has convened an Imbizo at the Emashobeni Royal Palace in Pongola, north-east of KwaZulu-Natal to discuss measures to save Ithala Bank from liquidation, with key government officials expected to attend.
This significant step has stirred anticipation regarding the continuity and future of the Zulu royal lineage.
The king’s representative Prince Gumbela Zulu said Princess Sihle Mdluli had been formally introduced to him and other royal family members.
The Zulu Royal Family has welcomed a new bride, Princess Sihle Mdluli, who may become the mother of the Zulu nation, as cultural practices intertwine with royal traditions.
King Misuzulu KaZwelithini has convened an imbizo to discuss urgent measures to save Ithala Bank from collapse amid a legal battle with the Prudential Authority.
The Portfolio Committee on Land Reform investigates the Ingonyama Trust’s legal status following governance concerns raised by King Misuzulu’s suspension of the Trust Board.
The legal bout initially scheduled for late last month, has been postponed to next month, increasing the tension and stakes involved for Ithala.
Inkosi Bhekitinta Zulu expresses gratitude for Prince Nkosinathi Zulu's appointment, marking a significant step towards recognising the Mandlakazi royal house.
King Misuzulu kaZwelithini appoints Prince Nkosinathi Zulu as his representative to promote unity within the royal family, amidst historical disputes over legitimacy.
Leaders unite to oppose the imminent liquidation of Ithala Bank, highlighting its vital role in supporting KwaZulu-Natal’s communities.
It would be easier to wring our hands in disgust or agitation over some of the shortcomings of His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini and tremble with trepidation for the future, but the tradition we belong to in its rich manifestations tells us to never give up on one of our own.
Parliamentary presiding officers reportedly advised against the timing of the oversight visit and suggested it be conducted after the State of the Nation Address to give time for other protocol arrangements to be made.