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King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has denied the allegations that he was poisoned.
In response to claims that he was poisoned, King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has told the Zulu nation that he is indeed fine.
The king claimed there was “nothing wrong with me whatsoever” in a video posted on social media.
The king shared clearer details of what had really transpired in the last 48 hour, and urged the Zulu nation to not listen to everything they see on social media.
“This is what has happened in the past 48 hours, with information coming up on social media.
“Yes, I did loose a very good friend of mine, he was brother coming after me, obviously when I got the news I was very upset, there was a lot of discomfort. I felt I needed to be somewhere else, secluded, it just happened at a time I was scheduled to do my medical check ups.
BREAKING: AmaZulu King MisiZulu kaZwelithini says he is in good health & denies that he was poisoned. 🥑
— Selwyn Addinall | Kallard TV ® (@AddinallSelwyn) July 4, 2023
He doesn't speak like a King though… hastag disappointed 🙈
but Who's the dude in red jacket chiming in whole time??? 🤣🏃♂️💥 pic.twitter.com/aPdxOpVD1R
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