Thulare III demands tribal books from Sekhukhune


PARAMOUNT King of Bapedi tribe Thulare Thulare III want the former regent Kgaudi Sekhukhune to bring back all the documents he used during his era. Thulare says that will make him forgive Sekhukhune and continue with their lives as son and uncle. The two had been in a fight over a throne for years. The fight started between Thulare's late father Rhyne and Sekhukhune.

 The matter was settled by the High court last year when declaring Thulare as the rightful King of Bapedi tribe over Sekhukhune. The tribal fight divided the communities in Sekhukhune area. Sekhukhune did not back down and took the matter to the Supreme Court of Appeal to set aside the high court decision.

"Please tell KK to bring back all the books and tribal documents. I hope he is keeping them safe because I heard he is selling land to the communities. I'm sorry to say this but those who are buying land from him are stupid. How can they buy the land belonging to themselves, because they supposed to just register their names and land allocated free for them. KK is not King but 'Mokgoma' from a tribal house. He is nothing much just my uncle," Thulare said.

Thulare says Bapedi must unite because the fight within the tribal house was just a waste of time for them. He want them not to continue fighting while others illegally take their land and benefit from it.

"Bapedi regroup as united nation to defend and promote the legacy of our Great great grandfather's and protect and develop their land. My immediate goal is to unite Bapedi nation, I know the importance of unity and results of united nation. As we commemorate this warriors, the only gift for them is to see a united Bapedi nation," said Thulare.

Bapedi tribe under Thulare will celebrate their forefathers every year in order to commemorate and respect what they fought for in the difficult times. Thulare is optimistic that the commemoration will be a success without any disturbances as the tribal fight is over.


- Raphophi Media

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