Thank you, dear supporters. The struggle continues. We do not want Kwazulu Natal to go the way of Zimbabwe. For our own good we need to ensure that the standard of living, quality of life, education and living conditions improve for the natives (original inhabitants) in Kwazulu Natal.

And we should understand that over the next 10 to 15 years the province of KwaZulu Natal will grow to be the Kingdom of this Zulu Nation. A mighty Kingdom that will create many jobs & business opportunities and great prosperity for all the inhabitants of the KZN province. And most of all see the Zulu Nation rise-up to great heights to become our leading citizens and that is there rightful place. There will be no more racist hate & degradation and behind the scenes wholesale looting of the resources that we need to uplift our fellow citizens. 

The Zulu man will no longer be the underdog in his Kingdom. 

We have seen the unrest on our Mozambique border that we can expect too gradually come our way. And there is a danger. The last insurrection that we had in the city of Durban may not be so kind to us in the future.    

Someone said, and i believe them that the concerned citizens came into the city on those 5 days in July to search for the R60 billion rand ( $4 billion usd ) irregular spending by the Durban eThekwini municipality. So they looked on top of the fridges, they looked inside the washing machines and they looked behind the television sets to find the missing cash.  

The poor people are not stupid. They may be poor but they understand what is happening to them. They understand that the money that could have been used towards there upliftment has been stolen irregularly spent by the Durban eThekwini municipality.   

Without a huge upliftment of the living standard of our Zulu nation we can expect a gradual infiltration of insurgents coming across our borders. And they will find a welcoming party waiting for them in the townships and locations. 

The difference in the wealth of the Zulu citizens, there living standard, there hopeless level of education, dreadful teaching staff, there schools and colleges is atrocious,  what you have just read was planned by the rulers of this KZN province in order to keep the Zulu nation in check and on a downward spiral in comparison to other races and let this be a warning. 

This is not the South Africa way.  If that continues this will be the beginning of the end of a nation that may soon cease to exist because it cared less for those citizens. And we must be more caring and uplifting of one another. 

The province of KZN will never prosper unless our Zulu nation reaches a far higher standard of living and becomes more equal.  

When we started the new South Africa in 1994 it was the firm intention of all good South Africans that the previously disadvantaged would be priority in improoved standard of living.  If we do not see to it that our majority race group the Zulu Nation rises up to a higher living standard we doom ourselves to failure.  Do not accept what has been drumed into our heads over the years that the black mans place is at the back of the line. Things are going to change.  The new South Africa. The rainbow Nation. The Zulu nation has been left behind.  Things are gona change. Sing it to me baby, sing it loud and sing it long. Things are gona change is our song.