Acclaimed South African Musician Zahara Passes Away While Pregnant with DJ Sbu’s TwinsIn a shocking turn of events, the South African music industry mourns the untimely passing of multi-award-winning AfroPop star, Bulelwa “Zahara” Mkututana. The news, confirmed by reputable sources and spreading rapidly on social media, reveals a heartbreaking detail—Zahara was reportedly pregnant with twins fathered by DJ Sbu.

 

The revelation comes as Dr. Cheryl, a trusted medical professional, confirmed the news, adding a somber layer to the already sorrowful occasion. The circumstances surrounding Zahara’s passing are not only marked by the loss of a musical icon but also by the poignant revelation of an unfulfilled chapter in her life.

Zahara, known for her soul-stirring vocals and captivating stage presence, had carved a prominent place for herself in the South African music landscape. Her passing leaves a void that will be deeply felt by fans and peers alike.

Arts and Culture Minister Zizi Kodwa expressed his condolences, acknowledging Zahara’s significant impact on South African music. He reminisced about her contributions, describing her as an artist who had made an indelible mark on the industry.The news of Zahara’s pregnancy with DJ Sbu’s twins adds a layer of complexity to the narrative. DJ Sbu, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, had been previously linked to Zahara in various reports. The confirmation of her pregnancy at the time of her passing has stirred emotions among fans and sparked discussions on social media.

Zahara’s family had previously addressed media reports about her health, revealing that the 35-year-old singer had been admitted to the hospital for physical pains. Despite receiving medical attention, Zahara, unfortunately, succumbed to undisclosed complications at a private hospital on Monday.Zahara rose to prominence with her debut studio album, “Loliwe,” released in 2011, which achieved double platinum status. Subsequent albums, including “Phendula” and “Country Girl,” solidified her reputation as a musical force. The self-taught guitarist garnered 17 SAMusic awards, three Metro FM awards, and a Nigeria Entertainment award during her illustrious career.

As condolences pour in on social media, the news of Zahara’s passing takes on a more poignant note with the revelation of her pregnancy. The circumstances surrounding her death raise questions and have ignited a wave of reflection and mourning within the South African music community and beyond