1. DEAR SIR
SPONSORSHIP LETTER
See Africa unite sponsor a trip of the Paramount Chief of Africa under the Royal
Kingdom of Embo. A mission to unite all African Royalties for their Diaspora within
and out of the continent for a better African.
ACTION (SECTION A)
PROJECT WORK PLAN (MARCH 2016 – FEB 2017)
PROJECT ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE TEAM HEAD
 Travelling to African Countries
 Co-ordinating through the
Ambassadors of different
African Continent
 Meeting with Kings of different
African Continent
 Engaging with them for the
unity ,safety of diasporas,
integrity and restoration of the
African Royalties
Prime Commissioner(Paul Peterson)
Secretary (Julia Manamela)
AFRICA FOR JESUS RESPONSIBLE TEAM HEAD
 Within Africa for Jesus through
co-ordination of popular
African Prophets and Pastors
 For shows at stadiums,
recreation centres etc
 Workshops for the diasporas
 To induct the on what to do
before the expiration of their
papers and what steps to take
in renewals and permanent
resident by the authorities of
Home Affairs
Commissioner of media (Jacob O
Michael
PA Louis Manuel

2. AFRICA GOT BUILD RESPONSIBLE TEAM HEAD
 To be co-ordinated in compasses,
tertiary’s, schools, communities of
African Continent amongst African
youth
 Posters , Adverts, Promos facilitation
of vehicles etc
Commissioner of Finance(Jerry)
Maria Sandra
SECTION B
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Trips to embassies and African Continent are on cultural and traditional basis to the large
skill, local, regional and national king of event that will be promoting the arts, culture and
heritage that will contribute to the rehabilitation, re-uniting, and restoration of Africa
despite the diversity we have ourselves in some cultural and language barrier. The targeted
audience for this project/program mainly is the medium age, adults and youth.
1. To support project with obvious economy , cultural, traditional, and social benefit for
the continent of Africa
2. To enhance social cohesion in the continent of Africa
3. To increase the opportunities for skills and creative practitioners in the African
continent
4. To completely eliminate the barriers that have been created in African continent due
to colonial masters
5. To restore African dignity and brotherhood
6. To create more opportunities in craftsmanship in African materials, natural indulgent
and treasures in creating right value for them
Furthermore these are the African Continent to be visited namely:
1. Burundi
2. Rwanda
3. Ethiopia
4. Botswana
5. Algeria
6. Lesotho
7. Congo
8. Ghana
9. Morocco
10.Tunisia
11.Libya
12.Sudan

3. 13.South Sudan
14.Egypt
15.Mozambique
16.Namibia
17.Swaziland
18.Zambia
19.Zimbabwe
20.Angola
21.Malawi
22.Mali
23. Benin
24. Burkina Faso
25.Cape Verde
26. Cote Dvoire
27.Sierra Leone
28.Gambia
29. Niger
30. Nigeria
31. Guinea Basal
32. Senegal
33. Togo
34.Tanzania
35. Uganda
36. Eritrea
37. Djibouti
38. Somalia
39.Kenya
40.Chad
41. Cameroon
42.Equatorial
43.Gabon
44. Mauritius
45. Guinea
46. Western Sahara
47. Liberia
48. Madagascar
49. Mauritania
50. Comoros
The time has come for the traditional rulers/leaders of Africa to take their stands, Africa

4. Belongs to us, and Africa is our home we should not be told or intimidated by the
Westernize in our own land. So help by sponsoring a trip of the above mentioned in order to
light up a candle of unity, oneness and justice in Africa. “TOGETHER WE STAND”!
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
 To fight against Xenophobia in Africa
 To promote cordial relationship between the African Countries
 To promote African Culture, Tradition and Heritage.
 To integrate ourselves and avoid western intimidations
 To exchange experiences of trade and craftsmanship
 To promote import and export relations amongst African Countries
 To assist our African brothers and sisters in legalising them In South Africa and
African Countries
 To assist government in fighting crimes
 To help in procurement of jobs and business opportunities and investments in Africa
 Facilitate access to key decision makers in South Africa and African Countries
 Facilitate access to information that keeps members abreast of relevant industrial
trends in South Africa and African Countries.
 Industry representation on relevant, identified and influential bodies such
development agencies and government.
 Facilitate access to business opportunities to members through participation on
committees that influence the industry.
 Facilitate access to conferences and other events.
 Provide opportunity to take part in consultative forums
 Facilitate Access to industry related information that has been interpreted on behalf
of the members.
 Facilitate access to advice, support and services that promote investment interaction
 Provide possibilities to attend relevant networking opportunities
 Facilitate access to legal and contractual guidance
 Provide guidance on doing business in South Africa and African Countries
 Facilitation of business transactions between South Africa and African Countries
SWAF INTRODUCTION
The South West And African Forum is an out born of the people known today as AmaHlubi
or AmaMpembe come from a long and colorful African history that trace their origin back to
the Congo, in the Great Lakes region where they were also known as Shubi. Based on the
above this organization exists under the Embo nation on the fact that the Embo people all
over Africa are all under operations of Power, Struggle, Suffering, Wars and Unrecognized
because of this, most foreigners in South Africa who came into South Africa under Embo
nations are not even recognized in their own land, but thanks to God Almighty who has used

5. his Royal Highness King Bhungane lll to start this journey of recognition we are Africa. Africa
is from one mother, one father and Africans cannot even be a foreigner in their own father
land in one word all of us are human beings we are foreigners on earth. The history of Embo
nations clearly shows and categorically states its origin which simply qualifies every Hlubi/
Shubi/ AmaMpembe as a member of Embo nation. On this juncture South West and African
Forum was authorized to bring together or unite member nations and non member nations
as one Africa for us to stand together and defend our Africa.
BRACKGROUND OF EMBO NATION
The people known today as AmaHlubi or AmaMpembe come from a long colourful African
history that traces their origin back to the Congo, in the Great Lakes region, where they
were also known as Shubi, They are led in present-day South Africa by their King, iSilo
Bungane lll, who also takes this name from previous rulers of the Amahlubi. The best known
of these rulers of Amahlubi was King Langalibalele who had been a thorn on the side of the
British when they came to rule over Natal and impose themselves on the native
communities there. In April 1873, for example, he was ordered to appear at the white man’s
court in Pietermaritzburg to explain why he did not follow the white man’s orders, of which
there were a lot. He was eventually imprisoned on Robben Island but this caused a stir in
England after the Brits were alerted to this injustice by the Bishop of Natal John William
Colenso. The King freed at last but died a few years later in 1889. But before this, the
AmaHlubi had trekked southwards from the Congo, living variously in areas of Zambia and
Zimbabwe where they can still be found and in Swaziland. Before settling in Natal, they had
lived in Vaal area of what today is knows as Gauteng. From what Bungane lll says about the
history of his people. It is clear many of them are erroneously regarded as AmaZulu today.
They come from someone known as Dhlomo, who begat Mkhize, Mbheke, Khumalo and
Bucwa. In present day history, these names are generally taken to Zulu. The name Bucwa
would for many years as the family name, the surname. As each became men and left the
family, they went their separate ways with pockets of followers, each to form their own
“nation”From one of them came as son called Dlemini, who we know today as Dlamini, a
large part of who are in Swaziland. The Amandebele of what was called KwaNdebele in
apartheid South Africa are descendents of King Mhlanga, who is himself a child of Amahlubi.
Mthimkulu and Xaba are brothers who come from same loins as Dlamini and Mhlanga.
Mthimkulu’s son Zikode had his own son Ncobo – not Ngcobo and Hadebe. From what
Bungane lll says, through inter – marriages the likes of Nxumalo and Ntsele came into the
picture. King Ntsele’s first son was Bungane ll. It was this Bungane ll who would attract
acclaim as a medicine man that specialized in intelezi, used during wars to safeguard
warriors against the enemy. It was Bungane ll who sheltered a stranger who had ran away
from his own homestead when he was attacked by his own father, Mththwa. Bungane
prepared this man for Kingship and when he was ready, the man returned home to take
over from his father, who had died. The man’s name was Godongwane, known as
Dingiswayo for having exiled himself after the attack by his own father. Many years later,

6. When Dingiswayo returned the favour, he looked after a boy who had been chased away
from his own home. The boy’s name was Shaka. His mother, Nandi is of the Mthethwa clan.
It was while he lived with Dingiswayo that Shaka’s aggression grew, having first killed his
own brother Sgujane. History would record that Shaka grew and went on to establish his
own group of followers, who grew into a nation called AmaZulu.
COSTS
 Ticket Fee –R626 346.00 Respectively
 Accommodation – R253 680.00 Respectively
 Feedings – R140 580.00
 2 Respond car for SWAF-R300 000.00
 Office space monthly R10 000.00 x 6= R60 000.00
BENEFIT FOR PROVIDING SPONSORSHIP
 Branding at all SWAF events which will have more than 2000 delegates in attendance at each event
 The demographics of the 2000 delegates will be as follows (South African business community, i.e,
Corporate, NGO’s, Associations, Government departments)
 To be the preferred service provider at South West & African Forum events
 To be the preferred supplier at all the Heads of State events to be hosted by SWAF
 To have access to the Kingdom for any possible/potential marketing requirements, i.e, Exhibitions, Gala
events, seminars, etc.
 Billboard advertising and marketing for local communities
 To be rooted, identified or empowered by the African population
 To be identified as one of the entities supporting the African togetherness
We look forward to your urgent response and participation to this invitation so as to expedite final arrangements and
logistics around this once in a life time event.
NOTE: THE ABOVE SPONSORSHIP REQUEST IS SPECIFICALLY ON BURUNDI, RWANDA, DRC, SOUTH SUDAN, NIGERIA, SWAZILAND,
MOROCCO, BOTSWANA, ETHIOPIA & LESOTHO,
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