👑His Imperial Royal Majesty Prof. Dr. Amb. Mwami Ezeudo Mayongo Lubelo MELEK YSPH Mpembe II

 🏛 A Throne Restored, A Destiny Rekindled

Born on 11 July 1972, HIRM King Mayongo Lubelo MELEK YSPH Mpembe II, also known as Mdlaedwa Cheelo, descends from the sacred bloodline of King Leba, progenitor of the Thabethe royal house. He is a direct heir to a throne that traces its roots to the Mpembe Continental Royal Kingdom, first established in the year 500 AD. His coronation, held on 23 April 2022 in Bluegumbosch, Phuthaditjhaba, marked the end of over 1,400 years of dormancy. More than 500 witnesses were present to honor this historic moment of royal restoration—an act reminiscent of Nehemiah’s mission to rebuild Jerusalem. His crowning signaled not only the restoration of kingship, but the rebirth of a nation.

• “Mwami” – The Respected King (title conferred in DRC, 2023) 
• “Ezeudo” – King of Peace (Igbo royal title, bestowed by HIRM Queen Uba Iwunwa) 
• Diplomatic Special Envoy to Austria-Vienna (UN) 
• World Peace Ambassador to South Africa (Empire Kingdom of David)

HIRM King Mpembe II has represented African kingdoms at United Nations forums, advocating for:

• Peace and conflict resolution 
• Human rights and justice 
• SDGs and climate action 
• Education and cultural diplomacy
   

He is a senior advisor to kingdoms across Liberia, Nigeria, Ghana, DRC, Zambia, eSwatini, and South Africa, promoting inter-kingdom collaboration, cultural integrity, and royal diplomatic protocol.

• Doctorate in Traditional Leadership – Theological Bible College of the World (2021) 
• Applied Leadership & People Management – African Institute of Leadership and Governance (2024) 
• Kingdom Diplomacy – Pneuma International University (India) 
• Influence & Global Impact – UK School of Management (Scotland)
   

King Mpembe II is currently leading humanitarian interventions in Sudan, providing clean water, healthcare, and shelter alongside HRH Queen Mohiba Khalil (granddaughter of the former Monarch of Palestine) and Dr. Alnazeir Abusail (Germany).

His commitment to global peace and humanitarian service has earned him a nomination from Greatness University for the World Greatness Award.

A Royal Vision for Africa’s Future

Rooted in the heart of Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa, EDWALENI LAMAMPEMBE ROYAL PALACE NPC is more than a nonprofit—it’s a royal gateway to economic empowerment, cultural preservation, and continental leadership. 🌍✨

Born enrobed by divine destiny, crowned in 2022, and internationally commissioned in 2024—HIRM Prof. Dr. Mayongo Lubelo Melek Ysph Mpembe II is a monarch restoring legacy, identity, and royal dignity across Africa. 👑📜

We link global investors with trusted, high-impact ventures across Africa. From mining to agriculture, education to infrastructure—we’re bridging royal wisdom with international finance.

• Strategic access to African Kingdoms & Governments 
• Deep cultural acumen for community success 
• Royally endorsed investment and project management 
• Global investor network + trusted partnerships

Get ready for our 3rd Coronation & Honorary Doctorate Celebration in Phuthaditjhaba. A historic gathering of kings, diplomats, universities, and changemakers. Tradition meets transformation. 🎉👑

We are restoring thrones, reclaiming destiny, and rising as one Pan-African royal family. EDWALENI LAMAMPEMBE is your portal to a brighter Africa. 🔥🌍📩 Contact UsHIRM King Mpembe II: +27 64 933 4276 | royalblackivory@gmail.comHRM Queen Mathandi: +27 60 378 9203 | mathandi.mpembe@gmail.com 

 SYMBOLIC MEANINGS

1. Leopard (Centerpiece)
   Symbol of Royal Authority, Strength & Watchfulness.
   In many African traditions, especially among Bantu and Central African kingdoms, the leopard symbolizes the king—bold, feared, graceful, and wise. It represents leadership, stealth, and protective dominion.
    
2. Crown (Above Leopard)
   Symbol of Imperial Sovereignty and Sacred Anointing.
   The crown reflects Mwami Mayongo’s elevated royal status—His Imperial Royal Majesty—not just as a traditional leader, but as a globally recognized monarch of high honour.
    
3. Spears (Crossed on both sides)
   Protection, Defence, and Warrior Nobility.
   The spears emphasize his role as a guardian of heritage, justice, and his people. They declare vigilance, readiness, and strength to uphold his ancestral responsibilities.
    
4. Zulu-Inspired Shields (On each flank)
   Cultural Heritage, Identity, and Unity.
   These shields signify ethnic nobility and traditional African power. They embody the defence of cultural integrity, tribal pride, and indigenous royalty.
    
5. Scrollwork & Flourishes (Golden Vine Patterns)
   Elegance, Wisdom, and Royal Flourishing.
   These decorative vines symbolise legacy, continuity of royal lineage, and the intellectual and spiritual growth of his realm.