Kabisi and Fikile have decided to work together in order to find out the information that Lelethu had against Sphesihle.

But, Kabisi has went too far by involving Zobo. Zobo thinks that he is working with Kabisi because he was approached by him, he does not know that Fikile is involved.

 

Since Fikile is going to be present at Mbali’s ceremony, if things go wrong Zobo’s people will hurt Fikile because they don’t know that they are supposed to protect her.

Zobo agreed to help Kabisi get the information from Lucy’s office. He decided that the perfect day for him to fetch the information will be on the day that the Diales are doing the ceremony.

But they do not realize that them choosing that day may traumatize Mbali even further. Already things in her life are not going well and she is hoping that after the upcoming ceremony her life will change for the better.

Noxolo Pearl Monama is a popular known South African actress . She is talented and embracing woman who is not afraid to chase her dreams and have a successful future. She is beautiful and amazing woman who has a sense of humor and personality. She is hard-working and dedicated to her profession and she is doing impressive work. She is one of the best actors in the country.

She is best known for her role as Sphesihle Moroka in Generations the Legacy soapie opera on SABC 1 weekdays. She has won the hearts of many viewers through her good acting skills. She is intelligent and independent woman who knows what she wants in her life and is gifted. She was born on 10th December in Witbank . She was raised in a loving and secure environment of her parents and family members, who makes sure she gets necessities to build a solid foundation for her career and have a quality education.

She started off by appearing in minor roles on television series including Isidingo, Scandal and more. She is a graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Film and Drama from the University of Pretoria. She works at the University as an assistant director and tutor when she is not acting. She has a brother and they have a close relationship. She absolutely one of a kind and definitely a force to be reckoned with.

There is so much that the star as accomplished in her career as an actress that has inspired many of her followers. One other thing she is popularly known for, is her remarkable beauty and great fashion sense. She recently left many of her followers gobsmacked with

One of the key characters in the drama series Uzalo, which is set in the kwaMashu township, is Baby Cele, a professional actress from KwaZulu-Natal. Without a doubt Baby Cele is one of the top actress in Mzansi.

When she performs in the renowned Mzansi regional theater, Uzalo, she goes by the stage name Gabisile. The actress from uMlazi is well-known around the world.

Little Cele has appeared as an extra in a number of TV episodes, taking on a variety of roles. In her years working in the sector, she has gained a lot of knowledge. She is also aware of the right course of action.

Yolisa Cele, Baby Cele’s daughter, is a popular actress as well.

Her mother must be overjoyed that her daughter looks up to her. Yolisa works in both acting and public relations.

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Sbu will regret for trying to kill Nkunzi, because Nkunzi will never die, he will make it and he will come back at Kwa Mashu, remember Sebonelo told her mother not to tell everyone that Nkunzi succeed that poisoning because he knows that Sbu could come and try to finish him.

So lying to people about Nkunzi’s death was trying to confuse the enemy, because everybody in Kwa Mashu thinking that Nkunzi is dead even Sbu.

But thing will be very hard for Sbu When Nkunzi Come back at Kwa Mashu, because the only mistake Sbu did was to come into Nkunzi’s house to confirm that it is true Nkunzi is dead.

It might happen that Nkunzi heard everything Nkunzi was saying the moment he was laying down, it seems like Nkunzi was dizzy the Moment he was laying down.

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An unnamed white young lady has made the long journey from Gauteng to KwaZulu-Natal for King Misuzulu’s pre-coronation ceremony. The woman claims she made the lengthy journey because she dreams of marrying Misuzulu. “I want Misuzulu to see me, and I so much want to be the first Zulu white queen,” she told eNCA reporter Siphamandla Goge. Look at this video King Misuzulu must be quite the catch. On Twitter, many women are currently fawning over him, and some are even pledging their undying devotion to the “hot” king. There is a lot of competition. Everyone, including the white girls, is completely smitten. The white woman is serious about doing business; she’s even dressed in traditional Zulu garb. Wow, this is a treat to watch! Both of Misuzulu’s lovely spouses, who must be quite pleased with their “snack,” are present for the event.

King Misuzulu KaZwelithini has finally emerged from the royal kraal, where he has spent hours undergoing ceremonies, fully attired in his royal regalia. He’s established himself firmly as the monarch. The carpet that King Misuzulu KaZwelithini now walks on is made from a lion’s skin. He has just made the journey from the kraal to the massive tent, where a throng of well-wishers have assembled. The ritual has also been attended by the rulers of various other African countries. I’m relieved to see the Zambian and Malawian monarchs present as well. There is a pressing urgency to protect African heritage. Meanwhile, Eswatini King Mswati III has dispatched a sizable party in his place to witness his nephew Misizulu kaZwelithini’s coronation as Zulu king.

The entrance of Prince Simakade into the kraal last week comes to mind. My apologies if my ignorance of African customs is showing, but what happens to him now that he has declared himself king after the weekend? From what I can tell, this branch of the family’s efforts are futile, as the government of South Africa has already officially recognized the Misuzulu. But I just don’t get it, and I don’t see why they don’t want Misuzulu.