Princess Nozwe is heard in a voice note that was leaked ranting about several royal issues like who should be king, who is a real royal family member and how the succession should be handled, among many issues.
“We know that some of them are up and down visiting traditional healers in Mount Frere , we know everything,” Prince Nozwe is heard saying in the voice note.
Beyond the death wishes, threats of violence and vulgar language used in the voice note, the princess’ rant gives a glimpse of what happened at the Thokazi royal lodge meeting which Prince Mbonisi, when asked by Independent Media about on August 29, called it a “status update” gathering. To counter the name of Prince Simakade, the name of Prince Buzabazi was then thrown into the ring. Prince Buzabazi is the brother of Prince Nhlanganiso who has also been touted for the throne.
“I will say this loud and without sugar-coating it, they don’t want Prince Simakade, they don’t want him because he is anointed ,” the princess is heard saying.
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