Reviving the Kingdom of Mzilikazi and the Ndebele nation

The Kingdom of King Mzilikazi transcends the borders laid out by colonialists. His people today are found in modern day Zambia, Botswana, South Africa and mainly in Matabeleland and the Midlands, an area known as Mthwakazi, in present day Zimbabwe.
Borders today must not separate people and create divisions not known in Africa before the advent of colonialism. King Mzilikazi's people today are known as Matabele, AmaNdebele (Northern Ndebele if you like), aMahlabezulu and or Mthwakazians.
Although the headquarters of King Lobengula's (King Mzilikazi's son), Kingdom is in Bulawayo, Matabeleland, the heart of Mthwakazi, which is in present day Zimbabwe the Ndebele have been denied the right to publicly coronate their King and thus resuscitate the Monarch which was abolished by the British colonial administration of Cecil John Rhodes. Independence is about Black people regaining what they lost through colonialism. It's not acceptable that the Ndebele of Mthwakazi were denied the right to coronate their King in this age the 21st century, after the destruction of their Monarch in the 19th century. Surely, they have a right to self-determination like all other peoples.
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