The monarch has been under pressure from KwaZulu-Natal politicians to ditch Buthelezi and has also been at odds with the Ingonyama Trust Board
KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli says Buthelezi already has offices in Durban and Pietermartizburg
The party pulled of a show of strength in its final rally before the 29 May national and provincial elections
The door-to-doors have door-to-doored and now it’s all over – except for the voting
The Pietermaritzburg business chamber says the move would destroy the regional economy
But the royal family will support Misuzulu kaZwelithini if the court finds the process was lawful
MisuZulu will continue to play the role of Ingonyama Trust Board chairperson himself
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Prince Mbonisi and other members of the family say they should be the ones to decide who becomes heir to the throne
MisuZulu ka Zwelithini is set to appeal the ruling overturning his recognition – and it doesn’t end there
South Africans love the ruling party – they just don’t like it at the moment – and the opposition parties appear to have learnt nothing in 30 years
Inkatha Freedom Party founder Mangosuthu Buthelezi will remain the face of the party’s election campaign
Tensions over Tshwane between ActionSA and the Democratic Alliance are not expected affect the multi-party pact
The king’s uncle has moved to cut his legal funding and wants the state to stop his salary
The party needs to settle its internal battles if it hopes to contest the elections
MisuZulu ka Zwelithini wants an investigation into an attempt to create instability in the Zulu kingdom
The IFP’s president said he is watching out for detractors in the party who are calling for him to leave the province for parliament
It is cowardice for Buthelezi’s detractors to launch a tirade of lies only after his death
Ramaphosa said that the IFP leader had helped end the violence which had gripped the country ahead of the 1994 polls.
The founder of the Inkatha Freedom Party’s greatest fear was to be recorded as being on the wrong side of history
