A princess in South Africa apologises to President Cyril Ramaphosa after previously blocking him from entering the Bapo Ba Mogale royal palace during an ANC campaign visit. According to the report, the princess’s actions were described as a snub during the event, with Ramaphosa prevented from entering the royal palace when he arrived as part of the campaign. The latest update says the princess reverses her stance and issues an apology to Ramaphosa, stating, “I sincerely apologise.” The account indicates the incident occurred during the visit linked to the African National Congress campaign and that the matter is now being addressed through the apology rather than further public action. The report does not add details on what prompted the original decision to block entry, nor does it specify any subsequent steps beyond the apology. The information presented focuses on the change from blocking entry to offering a formal apology to the president.