AmaZulu king, King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini says he is grateful to the God for preserving his Prime Minister and the nation, the Prince of KwaPhindangene, King Mangosuthu Buthelezi. iSilo says this through his spokesperson, Prince Africa Zulu from Nkweni, conveying good wishes to Shenge who celebrated his 95th birthday on Sunday.
On behalf of the King, Prince Afrika spoke to the source ILANGA and said: “The King of Ndaba wishes his Prime Minister, who is his grandfather, a happy birthday. We thank the Creator for keeping him under all circumstances. We say he has long hair.” many messages of good wishes came in this year from leaders, the community, and in different organizations.
The Prince of KwaPhindangene was born on 27 August 1928, born to Prince Constance Magogo and King Mathole Buthelezi of the Buthelezi tribe, in Mahlabathi. Prince Magogo was born to King Dinizulu, the sister of King Solomon.
The President of the country Mr Cyril Ramaphosa also breathed a sigh of relief and wished Prince Mangosuthu a good day. The Prime Minister of KwaZulu-Natal, Mrs Nomusa Dube-Ncube, described the Prince of Phindangene as one of the most respected leaders. She said the government of this province joins thousands of people in wishing King Mangosuthu long hair. SHe described Shenge as a source of wisdom and genius. “He has worked for the people of South Africa, in various fields, for more than 75 years.
“He was a pillar of the Zulu nation, serving as the Prime Minister of the Nation; a mentor, a strategist and a respected elder,” said Mrs Dube-Ncube. He went on to say that the provincial government’s biggest wish for Shenge is the gift of a good life so that he can enjoy his family and friends. “Long Hair! stop now Shenge, Sokalisa!” Dr Zweli Mkhize, who has been the national treasurer of the ANC, is also not left out. He said that Shenge’s growth to celebrate so many years is a gift that cannot be followed by anyone. He said this is a blessing for Shenge and his family, and for the nation he serves. He further wished the child that may God bless him for years, continue his work and his special role as a leader, a father, and an example to many.
“South Africa appreciates the role you played in developing democracy and supporting indigenous institutions, and your (Shenge) role in the development of our people,” said Dr Mkhize. The DA leader in the province, Mr Francois Rodgers, also wished Shenge long hair and a speedy recovery. in his message, Mr Rodgers said: “The DA in KZN extends its best wishes to the prime minister of the Zulu and Silo nation, and the founder of the Nkatha Freedom Party (IFP), who turns 95 today. “Thank you for your dedication to the people of South Africa and the role you have played in the development of democracy. “We hope that you will recover quickly and return to your family safely. Long hair, Phindangene’s child!” although Shenge is in the hospital, it is expected that this week the doctors will release him and return home. Last week the Buthelezi family reported that Shenge is recovering in hospital, and the doctors are happy with his recovery. since this day found him in the hospital, there was no big event to celebrate his life.on Friday Dr. Bhekuyise Ngqengelele Buthelezi, spokesperson for the family, said it was a difficult decision for the family not to hold a celebration to celebrate the child’s birthday. There are many other organizations that have sent their heads, including ANC KwaZulu-Natal, IFP, Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT), and others. “The management, staff and students of MUT wish His Excellency Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi a blessed birthday,” MUT said in a statement.
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