Polygamous marriage isn’t a great fit for everybody. It’s need extreme man like Musa Mseleku and his child Mpumelelo Mseleku. Mpumelelo is a picture of his dad and his following his dad’s strides.

 

 

 

 

How unexpected that Tirelo and Vuyo seem to be Mseleku’s first and second spouses.

Mpumelelo, he truly is his dad’s seed. He is dating two pudgy young ladies like his dad, he impregnated them both and the young ladies have similar traits as MaCele and his mom Nokubonka MaYeni, the spouses of his dad.

Mpumelelo truly picked young ladies that seem to be his mother and Mamkhulu (MaCele) for his polygamy, he truly needs to be his father so terrible. Mpumelelo is beginning show, placing these two ladies in similar room without conversing with them independently, checking how they feel about this entire circumstance of them being pregnant simultaneously.

Mpumelelo is 22 years and has currently in polygamist relationship with 25 years of age child mother and 23 years of age sweetheart. Watchers of the show have seen that his child mom, Vuyokazi, is way cooler and better than the sweetheart. Watchers has been saying that she doesn’t merit him. Mpumelelo and Tirelo merit one another.

Mpumelelo is attempting by all means to be his dad. Musa Mseleku uncovered in Uthando Nes’thembu that he was in polygamy relationship when he was at 22 years old. His child Mpumelelo is right now 22 years of age, and he is as of now with two sweethearts. Watchers of #IzinganeZesthembu, are feeling frustrated about these two women, as they don’t have the foggiest idea what they are finding themselves mixed up with.

They are in the middle of utilizing terms like sister spouse, and “mamkhulu”, while they could do without one another. They are presently contending about who is going to reside in the house while they are not hitched to Mpumelelo.

We all experience times when we don’t feel quite like ourselves. You can feel more at peace by comprehending why it’s happening and partaking in reconnection. Those times when you don’t feel completely like yourself have happened to all of us. These periods can occasionally just last a day or two before they vanish by themselves. Everyone was shocked when Ally, who was 22 at the time, was brought to the hospital with terrible stomach cramps. The cheerleading coach and young student misdiagnosed her as having menstrual cramps, but this couldn’t have been further from the truth. After being admitted to the hospital, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy she named Oliver just 30 minutes later.

Hours of contractions later, the 22-year-old couldn’t believe what the doctors had told her. “I wasn’t really able to believe it because I was so startled. “My face just turned completely white, my mom said,” Ally recalled to Inside Edition. Before her newborn boy came, Ally had only 30 minutes to comprehend the awful news. Ally claimed that she was accustomed to having irregular periods and that she had even done multiple negative pregnancy tests.

She had been in labor all night at her house, convinced that something was seriously wrong. Her parents hurried her to the hospital as she began to cry in pain. Yahoo News reports that “Ally had preeclampsia and her baby was breech, so she was rushed in for an emergency C-section.” According to Yahoo News, Ally gave birth to a healthy baby boy in the early morning hours, marking the first boy to be born in their family in 43 years.

After giving birth, Ally was still in shock, albeit her body was beginning to heal. Even postpartum depression affected her. But despite everything, she returned to school the following semester a few weeks later. Today, her adorable son is a toddler, and their relationship is incredibly close. “I was overjoyed to have him even though I wasn’t planning to have a baby any time soon. I’m really fortunate. Ally told Inside Edition, “I didn’t understand how much I needed him until I had him, he’s transformed me entirely.

Dr Nandipha is a renowned medical practitioner and a dedicated mother of two. However, her life has recently taken a shocking turn after she was arrested in Tanzania alongside Thabo Bester for attempting to escape their crimes. It has now been about two months since she was incarcerated, and her legal team has been fighting tirelessly to secure her release without bail.

Despite her ongoing legal battles, Dr Nandipha has remained resolute in her pursuit of freedom. She has consistently maintained that her arrest in Tanzania was unlawful and that she had no intention of fleeing from justice. However, her claims were disregarded by the court, and she was remanded to prison pending her trial.

As she spends her days behind bars, Dr Nandipha has reportedly been struggling to cope with the separation from her family, particularly her children. This was evidenced in her recent court appearance, where she pleaded with anyone who would listen, to be reunited with her loved ones.

Unfortunately, her request fell on deaf ears as the court declined to grant her bail, citing reasons such as the seriousness of the charges against her, the risk of flight, and the complexity of the case.

Despite this setback, Dr Nandipha’s legal team has vowed to continue fighting for her release and eventual acquittal. They have maintained that their client is innocent and that the charges against her are baseless.

They have also pointed out that her prolonged detention is a violation of her fundamental human rights and is causing her immense emotional distress. They have, therefore, appealed to the public to support their cause and help bring Dr Nandipha home to her family.

The case of Dr Nandipha highlights the fragility of justice systems in some parts of Africa and the need for more robust legal frameworks to ensure that the rights of citizens are protected. It also underscores the importance of family support in times of crisis and the devastating impact of separation on individuals’ mental health.

Parents Rush to Hospital as 6yrs son Takes His Last Breath, but were stunned to discover this
Have you ever pondered how your child is so lovely when you are looking at them? Some kids simply have wisdom beyond their years.

One of those kids was Leland Shoemake. Sadly, on September 25, 2015, he passed away. Balamuthia mandrillaris, an ameba, is to blame for his meningitis. Leland’s mother, Amber, thinks he contracted the fatal virus while playing outside.

When Leland passed away, his parents went back to their house and discovered the note he had written to them. The note was discovered by Tim, Leland’s father, in the living room. He started crying after reading the note. Please read the following text; you will cry as well.

Leland was known for writing his parents short letters, but this one was obviously extremely different.

After reading their son’s note, Amber and Tim grieved while holding onto one another. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), balamuthia infection is a rare and frequently lethal illness. Balamuthia amebas are soil-dwelling organisms. Your risk of infection increases if you play in the dirt, work in the garden, or even merely breathe the soil where the amebas live.

These amebas can infect everyone; nobody is immune. Any open wound can serve as a bodily entrance. An infection may cause symptoms like nausea, vomiting, headaches, and trouble speaking and walking. Multiple medications are used as part of the treatment. The right diagnosis is made, in accordance with the CDC, soon before the patient passes away.

This makes it challenging for doctors to identify the ideal medicine combination to effectively treat it.

To raise awareness of this dangerous ameba, the Leland Shoemake Foundation was founded. Please let people know.

Death is one of the most difficult and unfathomable routes that one can embark on with choosing to. The pain is very excruciating and healing its wound seems impossible as more memories of the deceased play in one’s mind; leaving you sad and teary at times.

Lynn Forbes is one of the people who have lost their loved ones this year and moving on from that tragedy seems not to be easy. She is popularly known as the mother of the late South African rapper, Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, who was better known as AKA. On the 10th of February, Lynn Forbes was sadly and cruelly separated from his beloved son, Kiernan Forbes, who was shot to death for unknown reasons. They have shared both beautiful and sad moments together and they were best friends.

During and after the death of Kiernan Forbes, Lynn Forbes showed so much strength which shocked everyone as we all expected her to be inconsolable and remain at unease. She boldly made preparations for her son’s memorial service and funeral. Her strong personality really astounded everyone as she even stood up to speak at the memorial service, telling people to focus more on celebrating Kiernan Forbes than to stay in an aura of sadness and tears gushing down uncontrollably.

Lynn Forbes has always kept a very optimistic mindset about the death of her son, she has always shared that he had already fulfilled his purpose and although it happened so painfully but his time here on earth was over. After recently sharing a picture with her son on Instagram, Lynn Forbes promises to preserve his legacy and continue to honour and preserve his memory in every possible way she can. Below is the picture and words she shared.