03 Oct 2021

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Zulu king goes rogue

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Julia Madibogo
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Their disapproval of Prince Misuzulu came to a head when these royals refused to attend a meeting he had convened to address the succession feud. Photo: File
Their disapproval of Prince Misuzulu came to a head when these royals refused to attend a meeting he had convened to address the succession feud. Photo: File

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A faction of the Zulu royal family has vowed to continue contesting Prince Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s recognition as their king, insisting he is simply not a suitable candidate to lead the Zulu nation.

Some of the allegations against the reportedly flamboyant, overseas-educated prince are that:

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