However, Silibaziso contested the decision in court, asserting her right as the rightful heir.
Paulos Ntini, Prosecutor General at the Mvuthu monarchy, confirmed that preparations for the installation are progressing smoothly. “Preparations are going on well.
So far, the road has been graveled to the homestead, and on Thursday, all the village heads, including myself, will be collecting gifts from the villagers for the ceremony,” he said.
Chief Mvuthu was a respected traditional leader in Matabeleland North, known for his chairmanship of the Hwange Community Share Ownership Scheme.
Prior to assuming the chieftaincy, he retired from Hwange Colliery Company in 2008.
The upcoming ceremony marks a significant moment for the Mlotshwa family and the local community, as Silibaziso becomes one of the few female chiefs in the region, symbolizing both continuity and progress in traditional leadership.
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