zulu king may attend Kabaka’s coronation
May 22, 2004
THE South African High Commissioner, Bavumile Vilakazi, has said Swelithin Goodwill Kabhekuzulu
By Sam Dick Kasolo
THE South African High Commissioner, Bavumile Vilakazi, has said Swelithin Goodwill Kabhekuzulu, the Zulu Nation king, has expressed willingness to attend Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi’s 11th Coronation celebrations to take place in Kayunga on July 31.
Vilakazi was meeting Buganda Katikkiro Joseph Mulwanyammuli Ssemwogerere at the South African High Commission in Kampala.
Kabaka Muwenda Mutebi invited Kabhekuzulu when he visited him in South Africa last year.
Vilakazi said a delegation of over 50 businessmen from South Africa is also expected to attend the celebrations and explore progressive business avenues in Uganda.
Ssemwogerere congratulated Vilakazi and South Africa upon winning to host the 2010 World Cup football tournament.
He thanked Vilakazi for the warm hospitality accorded to Ugandans in South Africa. Vilakazi presented a chronicle book of South Africa major activities since 1994 to the Katikkiro of Buganda.
THE South African High Commissioner, Bavumile Vilakazi, has said Swelithin Goodwill Kabhekuzulu, the Zulu Nation king, has expressed willingness to attend Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi’s 11th Coronation celebrations to take place in Kayunga on July 31.
Vilakazi was meeting Buganda Katikkiro Joseph Mulwanyammuli Ssemwogerere at the South African High Commission in Kampala.
Kabaka Muwenda Mutebi invited Kabhekuzulu when he visited him in South Africa last year.
Vilakazi said a delegation of over 50 businessmen from South Africa is also expected to attend the celebrations and explore progressive business avenues in Uganda.
Ssemwogerere congratulated Vilakazi and South Africa upon winning to host the 2010 World Cup football tournament.
He thanked Vilakazi for the warm hospitality accorded to Ugandans in South Africa. Vilakazi presented a chronicle book of South Africa major activities since 1994 to the Katikkiro of Buganda.