@MosesePule@wonderkhuzwayo@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu Fair enough but he has an aura because he is trying to be seen as a perfect candidate otherwise if I were to show you his pictures while back you wouldn’t see it _ only if personality and aura supersedes royal tradition and birthright then I would agree with you
@MosesePule@wonderkhuzwayo@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu You know the answer 😂 , perhaps we must stop comparing Simakade to Shaka because they were born in different eras where spear killing for a throne was a normal thing_ do you think Simakade is brave as Shaka ? , he believes in kingship of certification hence he ran to the courts
@munengiwa_anesu@ace12_skeem@ngwanesiyabong1@destiny_ndlovu For sure, I��m of the view that people make culture and not the other way around _ Prince Buthelezi was a great custodian of the Zulu culture and what did he miss this time around? Blood matters I agree but who your biological mother is has proved to be as equally important
@MosesePule@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu There are many ways to look at it _many have claimed that King Shaka’s mum was from a Royal family therefore this means that Miszulu can also be seen as another Shaka by the ascension through maternal influence and power _
@VhadauPhalama@Sakhile63755762@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu The only person who we can all blame is the previous king, he made the succession to be decided by the Queen Regent “vague” _I might be wrong but he had it in himself to identify the next king even if it calls for tampering with tradition _ maybe things would have been different
@VhadauPhalama@Sakhile63755762@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu The reason why the adoption claim will never stand is largely because Simakade would have known that he was to be the next king however after the demise of his father he wrote a letter indicating that he is not interested in the throne noting those who were vouching for him
@VhadauPhalama@Sakhile63755762@ZakiMathebula@destiny_ndlovu That practice was never to make the adopted child first in line. Told by one of the Zulu historian who witnessed that event , the queen saw it fit that as one of the King’s children, Prince Simakade had to be within royal court “protection” and nothing more than that
@destiny_ndlovu The only way Simakade can become a king is only when he’s the only boy child left at the great wife’s Palace _ that’s if king Misuzulu’s brothers are no longer with us and their kids as well
@ace12_skeem@ngwanesiyabong1@destiny_ndlovu This boils down to 2 factors, the zulu family structure “polygamy” and the royal status of the King’s wives_ in a case where all wives were commoner, only the positions of the wives applies e.g. first wife influences who become the next king
@MthWelcome@babaMbatha_ Uma abakwa Zulu benza ukuganga ebenalo ilungela loku ngenelela umntwana u Buthelezi as a Prime Minister and as part of the royal family_ on this case kuyavela ukuthi bekade bephikisa u king Zwelithini instead and not the other way around