The article details the initiative led by King Ndamase of AmaMpondo to engage regional leaders and address migration tensions between South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Ndamase, acting chair of the Kings Forum of South Africa, has requested an urgent meeting with Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa to discuss xenophobia, migration, and the role of minority communities in Southern Africa.The summit, proposed as 'Zimbabwe 2026', aims to transform minority communities into strategic assets for investment and development.

The meeting follows heightened tensions in South Africa, with protests demanding the deportation of illegal foreign nationals and repatriation efforts by several countries.

The article highlights the need for a united regional response, emphasizing the importance of preserving relations between neighboring countries and traditional leaders.The initiative also underscores the historical ties between royal families and the potential for collaborative solutions to African challenges.