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Dingaan Helps Lady Who Wanted To Register Lobola Letter After The Death Of Her Husband In #Mamazala

Dingaan Helps A Lady Who Wanted To Register Lobola Letter After The Death Of Her Husband In #Mamazala

Source: Hashtag #Mamazala Twitter page and dstv MojaLoveTv channel 157 latest episode

https://twitter.com/TheeGeeGirl_/status/1604168220482551808?t=O4Th89IZgFvMIt7u5W6uVw&s=19

 

Zandi wants her in-laws to help her register her marriage after the passing of her husband. This lady was married to the deceased, and she must inherit. The lady wish to buy a house for her child when she receives the money. The fact that lobola was partly paid means nothing. They are married in community of property. According to her, her husband passed away while she was running to court filing for papers for maintaining of their children’s. 

Zandile wrote to Mamazala because she cannot access the policies without a marriage certificate. She wanted Mamazala to help her communicate with her in-law. She wants Mamazala to accompany her to her sister-in-law, who she claimed is the right person to help her.


 

 

 

Furthermore, she wants to register the lobola letter even though it seems like they were no longer together. She was filing for maintenance while he was still alive. Viewers on Twitter are wondering whether a person can file for maintenance even though you are still on good terms with baby daddy? 

Many people didn’t know that one need to register the lobola letter until Zandile experienced the same situation. We always encourage couple to take responsibility to sort their marriage papers in order. Zandile was with the deceased for 12 years, why not register their marriage accordingly. The sister-in-law doesn’t want to be involved because she wasn’t part of the lobola negotiations. Zandile should have just contacted the person who were at the negotiations, not Sister in-law, even the court won’t recognise her.

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