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Submit documents to WikiLeaks. Shop Donate Submit. Leaks News About Partners. Sipho Nyawo and Princess Bukhosibemvelo Zulu husband and wife. Their ancestry includes King Shaka.
The Zulu kingdom is South Africa's most prominent kingdom. Though it is not a governing monarchy, the Zulu king commands deep influence, and its members include South African President Jacob Zuma, who frequently pays homage to the Zulu king. For its part, Swaziland is a ruling monarchy. Sipho Nyawo is a Durban- and Johannesburg-based private businessman whom I've met on a number of occasions.
His professional experience includes serving as a member of the board of directors of Lonhro Projects South Africa.
But what makes him unique and interesting is his close relationship to South African President Jacob Zuma; he is part of Zuma's Durban-based network of close confidants which in turn is Zuma's political base. Sipho is essentially a lobbyist who intercedes with Zuma to facilitate business deals; he is not a politician nor does he have a formal position in the Zuma government. Sipho knows he has business capital because of his close private access to Zuma.
A KwaZulu-Natal Sunday newspaper reported that the couple were experiencing financial problems and that Princess Bukhosibemvelo had moved out of their home in Johannesburg. She poured cold water over the allegations, saying that she and her KwaMashu-born husband Sipho Nyawo were "very much in love". She initially declined to speak to Sowetan,but later changed her mind and suggested that we speak to her family lawyer. I don't want to speak about this, rather speak to my husband," she said.
The couple tied the knot at a glittering wedding at the Durban Botanical Gardens in August last year. Would you like to comment on this article or view other readers' comments? Register Sign in. Is royal marriage in trouble?
Speaking to Sowetan yesterday, Bukhosibemvelo denied that her marriage was falling apart.
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