AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s demand to be treated as the president’s equal — or his superior — has plunged his relationship with government to a new low, forcing the government to move national Heritage Day celebrations out of KwaZulu-Natal, senior officials say.
Insiders say the king insisted on being the keynote speaker, that President Cyril Ramaphosa speak before him and introduce him at what was meant to be a joint Heritage Day and uMkhosi weLembe celebration.
When government refused, they say, the king’s camp threatened to send amabutho (regiments) to disrupt the event.
Days before, the national celebration was abruptly moved to Oudtshoorn in the Western Cape, leaving the provincial government fuming over the last-minute reshuffle.
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