MÁLAGA, SPAIN — Clevenard SL is pleased to announce that H.R.H. Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane, 1st Nation Director Assistant, Office of the Crown Authority, ONRKS Nguni Nation, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, will participate as a featured speaker at the Clevenard Open Project 2027 — 6th Edition, taking place from 22–25 June 2027 at the Palacio de Congresos de Torremolinos, Málaga, Spain.
A son of the Nguni Nation, Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane describes his identity and calling through his royal family heritage, cultural roots and lifelong commitment to serving communities. With more than 40 years of service and community involvement, he brings together traditional heritage, music, performing arts, mentorship, counselling and community engagement.
His professional and personal journey reflects a diverse range of experiences, including public service, prison support, youth mentorship, music, acting, hospitality, teaching and community liaison.
On Day 1, 22 June 2027, he will participate in the Global Authors’ Recognition & Education Summit, sharing perspectives shaped by his cultural heritage, community service, artistic journey and commitment to preserving the traditions and identity of the Nguni Nation.
In addition to his speaking engagement, Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane will receive an award at the Clevenard Global Awards — 4th Edition, taking place on 25 June 2027, recognising his community service, cultural contribution, artistic work and commitment to heritage preservation.
DAY 1 FEATURED SPEAKER — 22 JUNE 2027
Global Authors’ Recognition & Education Summit
PRESENTATION FOCUS: NGUNI ROYAL HERITAGE, CULTURAL PRESERVATION, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND THE POWER OF MUSIC
Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane will bring attention to the importance of cultural identity, traditional heritage, community responsibility and the role of music and the performing arts in preserving cultural values across generations.
Drawing on his experience in community service, music, acting, youth mentorship and spiritual leadership, his participation will highlight how culture, education and artistic expression can help strengthen communities and encourage younger generations to understand and appreciate their heritage.
His presentation will also reflect on the importance of preserving family history, restoring cultural connections and supporting the continuity of traditional institutions.
Through his work and community calling, he advocates for service to people, cultural awareness, mentorship and the passing of knowledge and values from one generation to the next.
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION — 25 JUNE 2027
Clevenard Global Awards — 4th Edition
At the Clevenard Global Awards — 4th Edition, Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane will receive an award in recognition of his commitment to community service, cultural heritage, music, mentorship and the preservation of traditional identity.
His recognition celebrates a life journey that brings together public service, creative expression, spiritual engagement and community development.
With more than four decades of involvement in serving people and communities, his contribution reflects the importance of individuals who dedicate their talents and experience to supporting others, encouraging young people and keeping cultural traditions alive.
The awards ceremony will form part of Clevenard’s international celebration of individuals whose work and contributions create meaningful connections across communities, cultures and generations.
ROYAL HERITAGE AND CONNECTION TO THE NGUNI NATION
H.R.H. Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane identifies himself as a son of the Nguni Nation and describes his royal identity through his family lineage and traditional heritage.
His profile records a childhood coronation-related family ritual and a connection to the Nguni Nation bloodline. He describes his commitment as one of preserving cultural heritage and supporting the restoration and rebuilding of the royal family and kingdom.
His stated vision includes strengthening awareness of Nguni identity, honouring ancestral history and supporting the continuity of traditional institutions.
As 1st Nation Director Assistant within the Office of the Crown Authority, ONRKS Nguni Nation, KwaZulu-Natal, he is associated with work focused on traditional leadership, cultural identity and the preservation of heritage.
His royal and cultural journey reflects a strong sense of responsibility towards his people, their history and future generations.
MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
One of the defining aspects of Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s profile is his longstanding commitment to serving people.
He describes community service as a natural calling, with a particular ability to work with different people, support their needs and contribute to community well-being.
His experience spans public service, counselling, preaching, teaching, youth mentorship, music and engagement with people in challenging circumstances.
His approach to service includes hospitality, care, guidance, encouragement and the belief that every individual has something meaningful to contribute to society.
Through these activities, he has sought to support individuals and communities through practical assistance, mentorship, education and creative expression.
PUBLIC SERVICE AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s professional experience includes service in public safety and community-facing roles.
TRAFFIC OFFICER — WESTVILLE PRISON
His profile records experience as a Traffic Officer at Westville Prison, where his duties included prison security and counselling.
This experience reflects his exposure to security responsibilities and engagement with individuals within a correctional environment.
BIG 5 MUNICIPALITY TRAFFIC POLICE
He also worked with the Big 5 Municipality Traffic Police, undertaking community liaison and road-safety responsibilities.
This role involved interaction with members of the public and supporting awareness of road safety and community responsibilities.
MINISTRY AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
His ministry-related activities include preaching, teaching, counselling, music touring and youth mentorship.
He has also worked with prisoners through counselling, teaching and music activities within correctional facilities.
These experiences demonstrate the different ways in which he has used communication, music and personal engagement to serve people and encourage positive development.
MUSIC, PERFORMING ARTS AND CREATIVE EXPRESSION
Music and the performing arts are central to Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s personal and professional identity.
His profile describes him as a born musician, keyboard pioneer and multi-instrumentalist, with more than 20 years of music-related experience and academic exposure to music studies.
He has developed his creative abilities through practical performance, music education and involvement in different artistic environments.
His musical journey includes:
Performing as a musician and keyboard player.
Playing different musical instruments.
Founding a music group.
Participating in music touring.
Supporting music-based community and ministry activities.
Using music as a platform for mentorship, encouragement and cultural expression.
His work in music reflects his belief that creative expression can bring people together, preserve cultural identity and communicate values across generations.
ACTING, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND BROADCASTING EXPERIENCE
Beyond music, Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane has a strong interest in acting and the performing arts.
His profile describes him as a born actor and founder of a youth stage initiative, through which he has been involved in creative activities and touring.
He also records experience with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), having been featured in different acting shows.
His involvement in acting and youth stage activities reflects his interest in developing creative opportunities for young people and encouraging artistic participation.
Through performance, music and mentorship, he seeks to help younger generations develop confidence, creativity and an appreciation of cultural expression.
EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s educational and professional development includes formal schooling, traffic training and music studies.
His recorded education includes:
kwaSanti Secondary School: Matric.
Gene Law Traffic College: Traffic Officer Diploma.
Western Cape BET Center: Music studies and training.
University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN): Academic music studies and development.
His profile reflects a combination of formal education, professional training and practical experience gained through public service, music, performing arts and community engagement.
LEADERSHIP, SPIRITUAL CALLING AND COMMUNITY IMPACT
Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s profile brings together traditional leadership, spiritual engagement, community service and creative expression.
His work includes preaching, teaching, counselling, youth mentorship, music touring, marketing, advertising management, networking and business-related activities.
He describes his calling as one that combines different talents and abilities in service of people and the nation.
His approach places importance on:
Cultural preservation: Supporting awareness of Nguni heritage, family history and traditional identity.
Community service: Serving people through practical support, counselling, hospitality and engagement.
Youth mentorship: Encouraging young people through music, acting, teaching and guidance.
Creative development: Using music and performing arts to encourage cultural expression and artistic participation.
Spiritual engagement: Supporting people through preaching, teaching and counselling.
Traditional leadership: Promoting awareness of ancestral heritage and the importance of cultural continuity.
These priorities reflect his commitment to community development and the preservation of cultural values.
A VISION ROOTED IN HERITAGE, SERVICE AND FUTURE GENERATIONS
Across his activities in traditional leadership, public service, music, acting and mentorship, Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane continues to express a commitment to serving people and preserving cultural heritage.
His journey reflects the belief that traditional identity and community service can play an important role in strengthening society.
By encouraging young people to appreciate their roots, supporting creative expression and maintaining connections with cultural history, he seeks to contribute to a future in which heritage remains meaningful and accessible to new generations.
His participation at Clevenard Open Project 2027 will bring these perspectives to an international audience, highlighting the relationship between cultural preservation, education, artistic expression and community development.
CLEVEnard OPEN PROJECT 2027: A GLOBAL PLATFORM FOR CONNECTION AND OPPORTUNITY
The Clevenard Open Project 2027 — 6th Edition is a four-day international flagship forum themed “A Global Celebration of Business, Culture, Creativity & Human Connection.”
The event brings together global leaders, traditional authorities, policymakers, diplomats, entrepreneurs, investors, authors, creatives and cultural representatives from Africa, Europe, the Caribbean and other regions to encourage dialogue, build partnerships and support sustainable development.
Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane’s participation reflects the event’s commitment to celebrating cultural heritage, traditional leadership, artistic talent and individuals whose work strengthens communities.
His speaking engagement on Day 1 and recognition at the Clevenard Global Awards on Day 4 will form part of this international celebration of culture, service and human achievement.
EVENT PROGRAMME
Day 1 — 22 June 2027: Global Authors’ Recognition & Education Summit — Featured speaker: H.R.H. Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane.
Day 2 — 23 June 2027: Global Economy, Trade, Solid Minerals, Agriculture & Investment Summit.
Day 3 — 24 June 2027: Global Tourism & International Film Celebration.
Day 4 — 25 June 2027: Clevenard Global Awards — 4th Edition, International Fashion Runway, Art & Cultural Performance — Award recipient: H.R.H. Crown Prince Simon Nkosinathi Ngwane.
EVENT DETAILS
Event: Clevenard Open Project 2027 — 6th Edition & Clevenard Global Awards — 4th Edition
Dates: 22–25 June 2027
Speaking Date: 22 June 2027
Awards Ceremony: 25 June 2027
Venue: Palacio de Congresos de Torremolinos, C/ México 3, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga, Spain
Organiser: Clevenard SL | NIF: B75809574
Website: www.clevenard.com
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