Hlobi and maMkhize get on well together because they’re both evil and make jokes about MaMchunu’s situation. The things they say are really heartbreaking. Siya’s sister (Hlobi) is actually stupid, how can she say something so evil and painful about MaMchunu as if she chose for her husband to die. It’s very careless of her to say MaMchunu took someone’s husband, as if she (Hlobi) won’t date someone’s husband when hers dies.

Siya’s reasoning makes us ask a lot of questions sometimes. This girl is so young to settle for this. Siya is not even financially stable like he can’t even afford himself but wants wife number three. He is not even married to the two but he wants number three.

Theres something about Siya and his dad, they hidden how Siya’s bro died. Siya say MaMkhize must get all answers to his father and all what he did he was doing it for his Dad. This thing Siya and his father are trying to do won’t work. #Ukungenwa for as long as they continue to lie in the name of ‘building’.

Siya is hiding behind tradition and his father. It might be possible that all Mamchunu’s kid are Siya’s kids, his father knew that Mzwakhe can’t have children and Siya was here to help his brother. Siya can’t speak for himself once, instead he’s sending MaMkhize to his dad. Siya always blames tradition and his father for everything that’s happening.

Nokuthula is trying to save her mother in this toxic relationship this old crooks Siya and his father are extremely silly,wife number 3 you will be the next victim. This family have lots of secrets ,how can you lie to a widow about how her husband died,maMchunu is really hurt. Siya and his family are selfish. They want these women to live their lives on their times and jump when they say so.

Siya is a weak man while maMkhize is strong a brutally this marriage won’t last. Let’s put Tradition aside, Siya is rude and dismissive of his wife’s feelings and concerns. The mean girl energy that Mamkhize gives in almost every episode can be a little exhausting sometimes. That attitude is very useless because as much as she tried to act better than Mamchunu, they are literally both victims of the same oppressive family. She isn’t even rightfully married but she’s going through all this mess. She really can’t be fighting tooth and nail for man that doesn’t want to take responsibility for his actions.

Do you think Siya’s family did the right thing not to tell Manchunu what killed her Husband?

Kabza De Small is back from his European tour and he went to KwaZulu-Natal in Umhlanga Rocks. He is in a province where there are people who still love the fashion that Big Zulu wears all the time. He was wearing the very same outfit that was huge many years ago, but some people still find it beautiful to wear. Kabza De Small has joined them in fashion.

He did not have or wear the outfit for his entire European tour and only had it back in South Africa. It would also be interesting for him to wear it in Europe since he was there to share with them his proudly created genre. He came back and Nomcebo Zikode was in Washington, DC yesterday as she continues with her world tour. She is a singer and also sings Amapiano.

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Kabza De Small is back in South Africa and he will be travelling and flying around the country. He has not announced or confirmed any more world tours yet. It was amazing to meet with other South Africans from throughout the entire world. Travel is beautiful, and you get to explore life away from home. But it is not something everyone will have the opportunity to do.

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Many people have been waiting for Kabza De Small to get back home, and now he is back. Since he is back home, he will be doing what he is known for. He goes live on social media while making music, and that is why he ends up having a lot of songs on his gadget, then having a tough time choosing and releasing them. He has revealed that he had more than 80 songs for releasing KOA 1 and 2.

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He also mentioned in the interview he had with Spotify that he makes music every day and when it is not time for a gig, He is not involved in a lot of things and that is why he is not trending on social media for something he has done. He is having a clean lifestyle and that is good for him. That is what you will get when you focus on the good things you do every day.

Many people believe that Limpopo is a random, impoverished region when you mention it. That is not the situation. The people of Limpopo are among the wealthiest in the world. They invest their money in both real estate and business. One of the reasons why many people believe the inhabitants of Limpopo are poor is that they haven’t visited the region recently. If you visit Limpopo right now, you will be astounded by the houses that are being constructed.

One of the reasons why people in Limpopo are wealthy than those in most provinces, such as Gauteng, is that they build their own homes rather than renting, as is the case in Gauteng. The measure of a person’s wealth is the property they own. Even if you have millions of dollars, you cannot be compared to someone who owns a home if you do not have one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In this piece, we will examine one of the wealthiest individuals in Limpopo. Meet Makapane Modiba from Tzaneen. Modiba is one of the wealthiest individuals that owns pricey real estate and businesses. This individual has worked in construction for almost thirty years. He is the company’s founder. Besides being a pilot, he is currently focused on construction and logistics. He has one of the most exquisite homes in Limpopo, which is worth millions of South African Rand. In addition to his home, he owns multiple construction and logistics companies, as well as more than twenty construction trucks.

His home resembles a mansion; it is filled with numerous costly automobiles and occupies a huge amount of property in Tzaneen. Modiba is a role model for many. Every child desires to be just like him when they grow up. This man has not only kept his fortune for himself and his family, but he has also assisted many needy people in Limpopo. He has also sent over twenty students to college and paid for their whole tuition.

On the other hand, Jerusalem hitmaker Nomcebo Zikode made headlines at the same time as she achieved at the AFCON finals. The AFCON committee granted her a huge quantity of coins, and he or she or he flaunted her, achievement on her Instagram timeline. We look at the two inspiring songstress employer empires, gigs, motors, incomes and net clearly nicely really well worth.

 

 

Makhadzi become born Ndivhudzannyi Ralivhona until fame, and career curved, a latest vehicle for herself. She started as a avenue dancer as part of a musical business enterprise Makirikiri, and he or she or he later decided her competencies in singing. Makhadzi become thrust into the limelight at the same time as her music Matorokisi went viral in Mzansi.

Makhadzi Muimbi

Makhadzi Muimbi: Image source @Instagram

Since Matorokisi, Makhadzi has taken the tune international via storm. Her tune touches the soul as it’s soothing, groovy and authentic. With her magnetic energy on stage, she may be capable of preserve getting bookings from worldwide. Her fan base will broaden bigger.

Makhadzi’s employer empire and net clearly nicely really well worth in 2022 (R50 million)

Makhadzi is winning in one of a kind organizations as she wins in tune. She runs a a success employer empire. The singer presently launched a body cream range, Madova body lotion and Kokovha sneaker line. Lately, Makhadzi has been living an high-priced lifestyle, ridding million-dollar motors and going on lavishing vacations.

R5 million-dollar house House

In January, the queen dominated the internet at the same time as she posted photos of her 4th house on Instagram. Mzansi become stimulated via her understanding on a manner to apply coins wisely.

Makhadzi motors

The Murahu hitmaker made headlines on valentines day at the same time as her lover, Master KG, provided her Mercedes Benz. She moreover has a fleet of motors in her garage.

Mercedes AMG GCL 63- Value R4.2 million

Maserati and crimson Mercedes Benz – valued extra than R2 million

Nomcebo Zikode’s employer empire and net clearly nicely really well worth

The songstress become born and bred in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. She have end up famous after she collaborated with Master KG to release damage hit Jerusalema. After their tune went viral, the two singers made headlines as they had been preventing over the music’s revenue.

Nomcebo Zikode

Lately, Mzansi become stimulated via how the singer is fast becoming one of the richest actresses, in Mzansi. Nomcebo presently achieved at the AFCON, and according to close sources, she walked away with R1 million. However, regardless of having a a success career, Nomcebo is also an entrepreneur.

Her employer empire is fast-growing, making Zikode one of the wealthiest singers in Mzansi. In 2021 the singer launched her perfume and fashion line. Nomcebo presently made headlines as she blessed herself, with a modern-day Rolls Royce, which charge now now no longer lots much less than R6 million.

I have been sporadically attempting to find out how Xisa from the comedy movie ‘The Gods Must Be Crazy 2’ looks like now, almost six months after the film’s debut in 1989, which is now thirty years after the film was first released. In my head, and I guess in the heads of a lot of other people who saw the movie, Xisa was a boy much like Xiri, and ‘his’ courage and cleverness when it came to living in the jungle was rather astounding. Xiri, on the other hand, was a girl.

For example, when “he” lost “his” 6-year-old brother Xiri, who was carried away by a truck belonging to poachers as “he” hung on a tree to pick some fruits, “he” never gave up on him and went through thick and thin to trace the truck and find him. Xiri had been carried away by poachers as “he” hung on the tree to pick some fruits.

My investigation into discovering the identity of Xisa came to an end today when I was told the truth by a person who was familiar with the real-life person who inspired the character.

When I was browsing through the postings made by a Facebook group titled “The African History,” I came across a post that had a composite photo of Xisa and a woman with the text “the young child is now here.”

Since I had always assumed that Xisa was a male all these years, it came as quite a shock to find out that she was actually a girl. Because I was curious about her true name, I decided to click on the comments in order to find out what it was.

It became clear, after reading the comments, that Xisa was originally from Namibia, not South Africa or Botswana as many of us had previously believed again.

One Facebook user stated that she was from Tsumke, while other users who are more familiar with her stated that she really resides in Keetmanshoop city at a location known as Sonop.

Mbuso Moloi, who was labelled the “Woolies looter” or the “Mercedes looter”, has now apologised to South Africans through two letters he gave to the Sunday Times.

 

 

Moloi said his name was tarnished when he was photographed loading the food items into his father’s Mercedes-Benz C300 coupé, and his decision to loot was a poor reflection of his character and what he believed in.

“There are many things I am not proud of, certainly not July 12 2021. Whether I’ m in a Mercedes-Benz or on foot. Wrong is wrong,’ he wrote.

“After being labelled and smeared a civil terrorist, I got what I deserved. Believe me, it was more than I bargained for.

“It has not been easy. I have endured a season or two of isolation and silence, filtered with unfamiliar yellow concrete walls, startling echoes of heavy metal gates opening and closing, and my mother’s tears.

“These seasons will certainly humble any man. I was stubborn, arrogant and selfish. I thought reaching for the stars meant climbing on top of others, using their hands to lift me up and heads as stepping blocks. I acted immaturely, losing track and sight of the present day.”

Moloi handed himself over to police on July 28 last year after a warrant of arrest was issued for him the previous day.

He has made several court appearances and changed lawyers on more than three occasions.

During his last court appearance, on June 23, he was expected to plead guilty to all eight counts he faces, which include theft, trespassing and operating a vehicle without a corresponding number plate. However, he once again changed attorneys.

Dunstan Farrell of Farrell Attorneys said they had been approached by Moloi to represent him in the matter.

“We have not yet advised him on whether he should plead guilty. We are still perusing the statements,” Farrell said.

Moloi, who told the court he “does tenders” for a living, owns two vehicles and lives with his parents in Cowies Hill, near Pinetown.

He believes his case is personal and that he has been singled out.

“It still bothers me that my case has been one that has been dragged through the media and, on top of that, I had paid a bail amount of R5,000 whereas others who had committed much more severe crimes during and after the unrest were given bail ranging from R1,500 to R2,500, and none of them had to spend seven nights in Westville prison and experience the torture and trauma that my arrest came with,” Moloi said.

“Furthermore, there were others who were caught on video and by police officers with appliances, heavy equipment, money, safes and weapons and ammunition in their vehicles. None of them had their vehicles taken from them and some even had their cases withdrawn. It goes without question that my case has been one that is personal.”

In September the Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) in KwaZulu-Natal obtained a preservation order at the Durban high court for the Mercedes-Benz Moloi used to commit the crimes.

He said the case had mental and financial implications that had pushed him “to the edge of hell”.

“I have had to go through therapy after experiencing a near-death and suicide experience after being bullied and pushed around in Westville prison. Therapists don’t take medical aid and if I had to tell you how much a therapist costs you would possibly consider changing professions because those people make a lot of money.”

Moloi said he had been to Woolworths several times to shop and had taken the opportunity to apologise to the staff at the shop which he looted.