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to do so.
“There is no family that wants to see their internal affairs discussed in public,” he said.
The briefing was held while King Misuzulu was in Nquthu, northern KwaZulu-Natal, launching a R400 million project to upgrade the 31km P372 gravel road to the Isandlwana Battlefield heritage site. The repaved road would be renamed after him.
The invitation to the briefing read: “In light of the multifaceted challenges facing the Zulu Royal Family, the time has come for the Zulu Royal Family to take the nation into confidence, setting the record straight, and allowing the truth to be heard.”
Vulindlela said the tree would make it clear who belongs in the family so that those who claim to be princes and princesses, but who are not,…
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