Zandile Khumalo is a talented composer and vocalist who has won the heart of South Africans with her music. She is signed to Warner music. She rose to stardom through her debut album Izikhali ZamaNtungwa in 2018. She has always been passionate about music since she was a child. She sang with passion while doing her house chores. Her husband has been helpful in the success she had in the music entertainment world. Zandile “Zandie” Khumalo, the younger sister of famous South African singer Kelly Khumalo, is also a singer. Warner Music signed her in 2018, and she released her debut album Izikhali ZamaNtungwa.

 

 

 

Senzo Robert Meyiwa (24 January 1984 – 26 October 2014) was a South African professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper and captain for both Orlando Pirates in the Premier Soccer League,[4] and the South Africa national team. He was shot and killed in a home invasion on 26 October 2014.

For quite some time now people want to know what happened to Senzo Meyiwa the night he died, but by the look of things the true is taking forever to come out. Because there are a lot of suspects who are accused of killing Senzo Meyiwa people are getting arrested and released because there isn’t much evidence.

But at this moment in time the number 1 suspect is Kelly Khumalo and her family, because they are the ones who were with Senzo Meyiwa on the day he died, so people are saying one of those people killed Senzo but they say they didn’t, but they say he was shot by the robbers.

But people don’t believe their statements, so to clear her name and her families following the allegations and accusations said by people, Zandile Khumalo who is Kelly Khumalo’s sister who was also there when Senzo Meyiwa was killed wanted to prove that they are innocent, she decided to tell it all and explain what happened on the night Senzo Meyiwa was killed.

Zandile Khumalo had an interview below there 4 video clips where Zandile Khumalo is speaking about what happened on the night Senzo Meyiwa died.

As much as people wanted to hear what happened that night, they are finding it hard to believe Zandile as they are saying somethings are not adding up, some of the things she is saying they don’t make any sense. Like when zandile said Senzo died in her arms, yet Tumelo also said Senzo died in his arms. People are convinced that she is lying, they say they cant wait for them to get on the witness stand.

What happened to innocent until proven guilty, I guess right now people are finding it hard to believe what Kelly Khumalo’s family is saying, as they feel that they are lying, and they believe that Kelly Khumalo killed Senzo Meyiwa. People on social media and their accusations they will want to believe what they like no matter what the Khumalo’s family is saying they won’t believe them.

Now, there might be some attempts to drive a certain narrative on the Senzo Meyiwa story and there is really no telling if the people who were mentioned by Zandie Khumalo during her interview will react or not.

Obviously, the one necessary thing to do when one is being accused of a serious crime is to set the record straight and give some clarification.

People expect Senzo Meyiwa’s wife, Mandisa to say something about what Zandie said and Senzo’s family will definitely not take this lightly.

After all, this is their late son’s name that keeps coming up recklessly, it seems like the Khumalos are trying to test the waters with last night’s interview.

According to Zandie, their family finds this whole issue tiring because this is all that people talk about whenever their names come up, this is something that is attached to them and they cannot help it.

In a way, it is understandable why she would take the approach to tell the country to look elsewhere.

As you might have heard, she said that they police have been looking in the same place for the past eight years, they have not found anything, so they should explore other options.

Again, this is valid, Zandie wants the police to start looking at Mandisa and actually investigate her as much as they were investigated.

One could say that this makes sense and maybe it does, but this could also mean that people will start seeing Mandisa in a different light and make endless assumptions, which could be what the Khumalos want.

And the thing about this is that, there might not be any arrests made, but based on the information that is known so far, a lot of people are convinced that they do not have to suspect Mandisa of anything.

This whole matter really makes it hard not to lose hope, especially in this instance, the country has been stuck in the same place, no one has taken any accountability for Senzo’s death.

It has been a while since we had people get back to questioning why the people in the house have contradicting stories, but it is happening again.

All that we have to wait for at this point is the reaction from Mandisa and she will most likely have something to say because staying quiet will raise unnecessary suspicion.

Unfortunately, the whole drama on the side will not end and this is will only spark more mixed reactions from the public, mostly about the Meyiwa family.

Julius Malema, full name Julius Sello Malema (born March 3, 1981 in Seshego township, South Africa), is a South African politician most known for his fiery outspokenness and inspirational oratory.

He first joined national politics as president of the African National Congress Youth League (2008–12) and later as leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, a Marxist political party he helped found in 2013.

In 2014, he was elected to the National Assembly as a Member of Parliament.

Julius Malema Julius Malema View all available media View all facts and figures Malema was raised in what is now the Limpopo province by his mother, a domestic worker, and his grandmother.

He reportedly joined the African National Congress’s Masupatsela (in English, frequently referred to as Young Pioneers or Trailblazers) club when he was nine years old (ANC).

He joined the ANC Youth League in 1994 and soon rose to positions of local and regional leadership in the organization.

Malema was also an active member of the Congress of South African Students, serving as province chairperson in 1997 and president from 2001 to 2004.

In April 2008, he narrowly won election as president of the ANC Youth League following a fractious group meeting.

Malema was vociferous in his support for ANC deputy president Jacob Zuma, who later became ANC and South African president.

His declarations of support—saying he would “kill for Zuma”—drew widespread condemnation, as did his public singing of an ANC liberation song with the lines “shoot the Boer,” which many deemed to be racially charged and capable of inciting violence. (

He continued to sing it, and was eventually convicted of doing so by a South African court in 2011, citing the song as “hate speech.”)

In March 2010, he was convicted of using “hate speech” in relation to comments he made about a woman who accused Zuma of rape in 2006, and in April 2010, a series of incidents—ranging from Malema’s public support for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to his equally public disparagement of Mugabe’s rival, Morgan Tsvangirai, during a time when Zuma was attempting to mediate between the two men—led to Malema’s verbal Malema replied to Zuma’s criticism by turning on the leader, whom he had previously defended vehemently, and publicly criticizing him.

Malema was eventually summoned before an ANC disciplinary tribunal in May 2010; as part of a plea bargain agreement, he was expected to publicly repent for his behavior and face suspension from the party if he engaged in similar behavior within the next two years.

Malema maintained his popularity inside the ANC Youth League and beyond the next year, owing to his populist agenda, which included calls for nationalizing mines and banks and expropriating white-owned farmland.

In June 2011, he was re-elected president of the ANC Youth League.

He also maintained the ANC’s disruptive language and behavior.

In August 2011, the party scheduled another disciplinary hearing following his call for the overthrow of the government in neighboring Botswana.

The ANC charged Zuma of creating divisions within the organization, putting it into discredit, and spreading intolerance as a result of this episode and others—including additional criticism of Zuma.

Malema was convicted guilty of the first two charges in November and was sentenced to a five-year suspension.

His appeal was denied in February 2012, and the ANC removed Malema as a result of his behavior throughout the appeals phase, the ANC stated.

Malema appealed again, and the ANC affirmed the expulsion in April 2012.

Thusi ‘s elegance does not cease to amaze and mesmerize , she looks impeccably immaculate all the time .

She has an adorably sophisticated sense of style her choice in fashion is enchanting.

 

It’s safe to say that Pearl Thusi is a fashionista who knows how to make the perfect fashion statement.

Her social media game is on point , she is adored by fans across the nation for her massive contribution to the media and entertainment industry of South Africa and she has over a million followers on Instagram.

Pearl is a pioneer woman in South African show business , she wears many hats and her level of versatility is incomparable.

She is an actress known for her roles in Isidingo , Queen Sono and a couple of international blockbuster movies and hit TV series.

A vivacious televison presenter who has hosted on SABC 1 ‘s Live Amp and the Metro FM awards and so much more.

To also add to her impressive curriculum vitae in the media industry she is a brand ambassador , model , MC , social media influencer and business woman.

Pearl turned heads in this particular post and she looks stunningly adorable.

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