MOOIDRAAI FARM — In a historic demonstration of unity and cultural continuity, the Mooidraai Farm Royal Community and Authority has officially issued a royal media statement declaring the absolute vindication and divine confirmation of His Royal Majesty (HRM) King Tibisi April Motaung II as the rightful Supreme Leader and Principal Traditional Leader of the realm.
The formal declaration comes on the heels of an overwhelming convergence where over 3,000 members of the Mooidraai Farm Royal Community formally confirmed King Tibisi April Motaung II’s sovereign leadership.
Royal officials described the milestone as the ultimate validation of the King’s mandate, attributing the achievement to the unyielding will of the people, the sacred guidance of ancestral heritage, and divine endorsement. Under this reaffirmed mandate, His Royal Majesty has pledged to continue guarding the community’s ancestral land while ruling with absolute transparency and devotion.
In a major strategic development aligned with this confirmation, the Royal House has announced a massive expansion of its formal community registry to foster regional inclusivity and socioeconomic upliftment. Membership within the noble royal community is now officially open to all residents residing across the broader district.
The Mooidraai Farm Royal Authority has extended a formal invitation to individuals living within the following local municipalities to join the registry: Metsimaholo Local Municipality, Moqhaka Local Municipality, Ngwathe Local Municipality and Mafube Local Municipality.
This regional expansion marks a new era of unified traditional leadership, aiming to bridge communities and drive collective development across the municipal jurisdictions under the supreme authority of the Royal House.
“Every resident within these borders who wishes to align with the progressive values, community-driven development, and historical legacy of the Royal Authority is warmly invited to register.”
By focusing on local job creation and the protection of farming families, the Royal House is building a solid base for its people. A key focus is protecting shared resources like local water networks from criminal damage. His Royal Majesty is directing infrastructure repair teams to work with surrounding municipalities. This ensures basic services reach every home without delay.
To strengthen these rights, the Royal Authority has also escalated land and community disputes to the South African Human Rights Commission. By following strict legal steps and taking matters to national leaders, the Mooidraai Authority is protecting the local way of life.
