Zulu king expresses regret after video captures tirade against his wife
In the footage widely shared in South Africa, King Misuzulu threatens to physically assault his wife and accuses her of cheating.
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"No woman deserves to live like that."
— Asanda Magaqa , Influencer
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A South African journalist who provided commentary on the leaked video of King Misuzulu.
The current Zulu king of South Africa, known for his significant influence despite a ceremonial role.
The third wife of King Misuzulu, who was publicly criticized by her husband in a leaked video.
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In the footage widely shared in South Africa, King Misuzulu threatens to physically assault his wife and accuses her of cheating.
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