Ramaphosa in KZN for various meetings with Zulu King, ANC PEC and eThekwini residents

By Akani Nkuna

President Cyril Ramaphosa will be in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday and Friday as part of his mission to enhance intergovernmental relationships since the establishment of the Government of National Unity.

During his visit he will pay tribute to King Shaka Zulu’s legacy, meet the ANC provincial executive committee and connect with the people of eThekwini.

Ramaphosa is expected to unveil a statue of King Shaka Zulu at King Shaka International Airport in Durban.

In attendance will be Cabinet ministers, deputy ministers, premiers, MECs, mayors, councillors and traditional leaders.

President spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said on Wednesday that “the unveiling of this statue aims honours the King’s legacy and preserve his memory for future generations.”

“The monument will serve as a symbol of unity, strength and pride for the people of KwaZulu-Natal and the entire nation, celebrating King Shaka’s contribution to Zulu history, culture and identity,” he said in a