Speaking at the annual reed dance ceremony at the Enyokeni royal palace on Saturday afternoon, King Misuzulu said he was hurt by the Prince’s passing and thanked Buthelezi for his many years of serving the royal family.
NONGOMA - Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has described Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi’s passing as an unusual pain.The king delivered a short speech at the annual reed dance ceremony held at the Enyokeni royal palace in Nongoma on Saturday afternoon.
Buthelezi served as prime minister to the two kings before King Misuzulu’s ascension to the throne last year.ALSO READ: While addressing his subjects at the reed dance ceremony, the king thanked Buthelezi for the role he played in the monarchy. The monarch who was teary-eyed spoke solemnly as he paid a short tribute to his grandfather and prime minister to the Zulus.
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