THE MORNING BRIEFThe Eastern Cape House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders expresses its profound indignation and unequivocal condemnation following reports of an alleged coronation of a so-called “king” linked to a Nigerian community event in kuGompo, a jurisdiction that constitutionally and customarily falls under the authority of the amaRharhabe Kingdom led by King Sandile.
Eastern Cape authorities have strongly rejected the reported “installation” of a foreign king in the province, with Zolile Williams distancing the government and traditional leadership structures from the incident.
Guest: Inkosi Mpumalanga Gwadiso: the Chairperson of the Eastern Cape Provincial House of Traditional Leaders
Guest: Zolile Williams: Eastern Cape Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) MEC
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