What Ingonyama Trust rift means for AmaZulu

Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi is reportedly not happy with the management of the Ingonyama Trust and the appointment of Inkosi Thanduyise Mzimela as chairman. Political Analyst Dr Fikile Vilakazi weighs in.
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[@NgolaNalane]

It's basically a sorry excuse for a kingdom

[@enmn6001]

Why do you lease land? Why do you apply acts on land? Why do people have to pay for land?

[@sibonisobhengu]

Sorry Dr Vilakazi, Imbizo by Phuzekhemisi was long before we had our first democratic elections.We shouldnt mislead people......

[@akhonazasembo3016]

This puppet king must step down

[@ditshegomosienyane7252]

So this is land in KZN that has been set aside exclusively for the benefit of Zulus, right? This sounds like a very divisive project which no doubt was a machination of Mangosuthu. So other nations in Mzanzi also need to do the same thing, carve out land in their provinces for exclusive access by their nations, excluding the Zulus.

[@mbonaniphiwamandlamandlakh6009]

They can do that no problem it's a free country

[@khosbyshezi6274]

The narrative here about Ngonyama Trust is not correct and seeks to undermine the system of the Zulu Kingdom.
We as Zulu Nation, had this land way before Colonisation, back then what was the benefits of the land to the community?
Moving with times mite push is ás a Nation to a situation where you will find a street kid under the rule of a King which is something never heard of.