South Africa is a rich nation full of different tribes and cultures that are celebrated on national heritage day. Most of these tribes have had monarchical institutions at either kingdom level or chieftancy levels.......
King Makhosoke II Mabhena is the reigning monarch of the Ndebele people (amaNdebele) of South Africa. Photo : Thulani Gatsha He hails from the Manala Ndebele clan and has been King since 1980s after succeeding his late father. Ingwenyama Makhosoke II Is currently the longest serving King in South Africa and celebrates his birthday every... Continue Reading →
Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa biggest annual cultural royal event...
Queen (Indlovukazi) Sekhothali Mabhena is the wife of HM King (Ingwenyama) Makhosoke ii Mabhena of Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa. ...
It is the Royal wedding anniversary of HM King Makhosoke II Mabhena of Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa and HRH Princess Sekhothali Seeiso of Lesotho, now HM Queen Sekhothali Mabhena of Ndebele who married in 2019.
TM King (Ingwenyama) Makhosoke ii Mabhena and Queen (Indlovukazi) Sekhothali Mabhena of Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa attend the Diwali celebrations courtesy of HM King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu of Zulu kingdom, South Africa and Ishwar Ramlutchman mabheka Zulu The Diwali celebrations were held at Osuthu royal palace, Nongoma, South Africa on 31st October 2020 and is... Continue Reading →
It is the Royal wedding anniversary of HM King Makhosoke II Mabhena of Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa and HRH Princess Sekhothali Seeiso of Lesotho, now HM Queen Sekhothali Mabhena of Ndebele who married in 2019. King Makhosoke II is the current reigning king of the Ndebele kingdom of the Manala clan while the new queen... Continue Reading →
Today 12th August is #worldelephantday The elephant is a special animal to the southern African ethnic communities and is usually linked with royalty. The names Indlovukazi or Ndlovukati are used as titles for Queens and Queen mothers which means she elephant. Indlovukati of Eswatini - Queen mother Ntfombi of Eswatini Indlovukazi of Ndebele - Queen... Continue Reading →
Komjekejeke annual commemoration or King silamba commemoration is an annual event that is usually held in March at Komjekejeke culture site by the ndebele people of South Africa. Komjekejeke festival or King Silamba annual commemoration is the largest royal event among the Ndebele people of Ndebele Kingdom, South Africa held annually in the first week... Continue Reading →
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