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WATCH: Lobengula's grave site revealed

In April 2017 Waswe Media posted on Youtube a video of what he alleged as King Lobengula's grave site.The King is said to be buried somewhere in Zambia. Waswe said the location was recorded in his book The Ancient Ruins of MonomatapaVetera…

Published: 20 Mar 2019 at 08:40hrs | | by Mandla Ndlovu

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