2005 the amaHlubi people presented a Submission to the Commission on Traditional Leadership Disputes and Claims under the Framework Act to recognise Ingonyama Muziwenkosi ka Tatazela ka Siyephu ka Langalibalele, otherwise known as Langalibalele II as king of the amaHlubi. However, in 2010 the Nhlapo Commission found that since the amaHlubi has been dispersed before the colonial era they did not have a claim to a kingship. Notes References 1810s births 1889 deaths 19th-century monarchs in Africa History of KwaZulu-Natal People from KwaZulu-Natal Inmates of Robben Island People acquitted of treason South African activists South African prisoners and detainees Hlubi kings