Architects of the Southern Kingdoms

Ncube - Mzilankatha - Mlotshwa - Siyobi - Nkambule

Welcome to the House of Mzilankatha

The Mzilankatha are part of the Ncube tribe. These people are descendants of Ncube who lived in the Ntabazwe (Harrismith) area, adjacent to the Batlokwa tribe who were eventually ruled by King Sekonyela. The origin of the Ncube tribe is in the Basotho of the Makgwakgwa clan and their ancestor is Mahlatsi.

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Mission

The House of Mzilankatha seeks to revitalize African spirituality within the context of modern society, fostering a progressive and inclusive approach that embraces both ancient wisdom and contemporary innovation. We aim to create a space where individuals can connect with their spiritual heritage while actively participating in the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.

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Celestial Messengers and Interpreters

Architects of Sacred Spaces

Custodians of Tradition and Ancestral Knowledge

Educators and Storytellers

Advisors to Kings and Royal Courts

Mediators and Peacemakers

Vision

The House of Mzilankatha envisions a world where African spirituality is a source of strength, inspiration, and guidance for individuals and communities. We aspire to be a beacon of progressive spirituality, demonstrating that ancient wisdom can be applied to modern-day challenges and contribute to a more just, equitable, and sustainable future.

Objectives

Promote African Spirituality in Modern Life: To develop programs and initiatives that make African spiritual practices accessible and relevant to contemporary individuals, fostering a sense of connection to their cultural heritage.
Foster Innovation and Social Impact: To encourage the application of African spiritual principles to address modern-day challenges, promoting innovation, social entrepreneurship, and community development.
Bridge the Gap Between Tradition and Modernity: To create a space for dialogue and understanding between traditional spiritual leaders and individuals seeking to integrate African spirituality into their modern lives.
Empower Women and Youth: To provide opportunities for women and youth to participate in and contribute to the revitalization of African spirituality, empowering them to become leaders in their communities.
Promote Interfaith Dialogue: To foster understanding and respect among different religious and spiritual traditions, promoting peaceful coexistence and collaboration.

Xhosa Kingdom

Navigated a succession crisis, possibly offering mediation or strategic advice to ensure a smooth transition of power.

Swazi Kingdom

Served King Ndvungunye and influenced the strategy for future unification of the Ngwane and Ngcamane under the Dlamini.

Zulu Kingdom

Counseled Prince Sgidi kaSenzangakhona, shaping the strategy for consolidating the Zulu kingdom into a dominant force.