A monarchy is a form of government in which one person, referred to as the head of state or the monarch, is granted complete authority and maintains it until his or her death or abdication. This person is known as the monarch.
A monarchy is a form of government in which the role of head of state is held by a king or queen.
According to Wikipedia, we will examine three countries in Africa that are currently being ruled by kings in this article. These countries are:
1. Lesotho
Lesotho is a nation located in the southern region of Africa. The current monarch of this land is Letsie III, who is 59 years old and has the title of King.
Letsie III became king after his father, Moshoeshoe II, was forced into exile in 1990. Letsie III succeeded his father. Although Moshoeshoe II had a brief comeback in 1995, he was killed in a car accident in January of the following year. Letsie III was elevated to the position of King in February 1996, shortly after the untimely passing of his father.
2. Eswatini
The landlocked nation of Eswatini can be found in Southern Africa. Mswati III, who is currently 54 years old and has the title of King, reigns over this nation at the present time.
Mswati III, who was a member of the Royal Family of Swaziland, was crowned King of Eswatini in the year 1986. He took the throne after his father, Sobhuza II, who was the country’s first monarch (formerly Swaziland).
3. Morocco
The country of Morocco is located in North Africa and shares coastlines with both the Atlantic and the Mediterranean seas.
Mohammed VI, who is 59 years old and a descendant of the Alawi line, is the current monarch of this kingdom, which he has reigned since 1999.
After his father, King Hassan II, who had ruled Morocco for 38 years, passed away in July of 1999, King Mohammad VI came to the throne and took control of the country.
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