The Ndebele nation thank Xhosa King for it's heir Lobengula Khumalo 

The Ndebele Nation is looking to revive its monarch under the new regime in Zimbabwe. The Ndebele Kingship went defunct in 1894 following the mysterious death of Lobengula Khumalo.
Lobengula' sons were taken by his colonisers Cecil John Rhodes to study in Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape. Academics and Indigenous research has traced and found Crown Prince Bulelani Lobengula Khumalo as grandson and rightful heir of Lobengula's crown in the Xhosa Nation in Port Elizabeth. The Ndebele nation came to thank Xhosa King Mpendulo Zwelonke Sigcawu in Nqandu Great Palace for keeping their heir. Bulelani Colin Lobengula Khumalo will be inaugurated as the new King of Ama Ndebele on the 3rd of March in Zimbabwe.
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