King Mswati ‘Donates’ 2 Virg_ins To Botswana’s Bachelor President Ian Khama, President Zuma unhappy with King Mswati’s decision.

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From left; President Jacob Zuma, wife #: Inkhosikati LaMasango and King Mswati III.

The Background Story:

King Mswati III, famously known for his ingenious bridal selection has decided to honour South African President Jacob Zuma with a what he called  “beautiful gift.” Mswati usually selects a wife during the Reed Dance ceremony, known as Umhlanga which reveals thousands of Swaziland’s ‘prettiest virgins’ dancing topless for King Mswati III, each year.
Reports from Swaziland are suggested that King Mswati III will invite his South African ‘friend’ to the next ceremony (just concluded) so that he can also taste the sweetness of Swazi fruits. Both leaders have similar ‘marital policies’ which do not forbid them from marrying as many wives as they want to. King Mswati currently has 15 wives whilst Zuma is dangling with just four, having married six times.
“This year’s ceremony will be bigger and better, we are inviting Heads of States, and President Zuma of South Africa is one of the guests who will be invited,” An online source revealed
President Zuma Unhappy




”My old time friend has been single for a very long time now so today I have decided to honor him with 2 #Virgins that he will be staying with at his state house in Gaborone,Botswana.”, King Mswati whiles handing over the 2 #Virgins girls to the 63-year-old Single President.


In 2013 the bachelor President made headlines when he announced that he loves tall and slender ladies.His prayers were answered as the crowd witnessed him receiving more than what he asked for.
According to report, President Zuma was not happy with King Mswati’s decision as he wanted his own share but unfortunately, he left empty handed.
Source: Report

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