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Zulu prince's bold new idea
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|September 05, 2025
KING Misuzulu kaZwelithini's former head of communications, Prince Africa Zulu, is working on a plan to establish a civil society organisation that will fight and look after the interests of the Zulu people.
Zulu said that he has long thought the idea of establishing an organisation, after realising there was no existing group dedicated to solving the various challenges of the Zulu people. He said the organisation would have a nonpolitical and nongovernmental stance. This independence would allow it to address all issues without concern for damaging relationships.
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