AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo says he would fear for his life if he was to live under the same roof as his adversary son, Prince Azenathi Dalindyebo
This comes after the king was granted a court order allowing him to return to the Bumbane Great Place, the royal residence near Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. Dalindyebo was barred from the palace after he allegedly attacked Azenathi last year.
Ngonyama said Azenathi refused to vacate the palace because he claimed he also had a right to live there as it was also his home. There is no love lost between the two monarchs since the battle for the soul of the abaThembu nation began. Dalindyebo was so incensed by his son that he disowned him and demanded a DNA test to prove that he was his biological child.
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