The kidnapping of MaDlala happens in the most unsuspecting way tonight on Uzalo. She meets a man who offers to give her a lift and compliments her on her new wig. The man is handsome and very charming. He does it in broad daylight in a busy street where no one would suspect anything.

 

 

 

 

 

She directs him to KwaNjomanes, but he drives past without paying attention to her as she informs him that she has reached her destination.

We all know that MaDlala is weak for young and handsome men, right? So this was a great way to get her.

The man turns into a monster right in front of her as he drives away with her, and she realises that she is being taken at that time.

The pictures shared by Uzalo show her having a typical day and having a conversation on the phone, we suspect, with MaDongwe, while this young man watches her.

On tonight’s snippets, MaDongwe tries to call her back, but MaDlala is no longer responding to her calls.

Fans of the show cannot help but see a story about human trafficking being teased on this story.

MaDlala’s kidnappers are after the money, but this is exactly how some stories of people who have been trafficked play out.

MaDlala makes a big mistake and gets charmed and kidnapped tonight on Uzalo
MaDlala makes a big mistake and gets charmed and kidnapped tonight on Uzalo. Image: Instagram

It goes downhill from here, and the cat and mouse game begins between the kidnappers and the police.

MaDlala will be at the hands of the kidnappers for most of October on the show, and Lilly will have her hands full trying to solve this case involving her mother’s safety.

The kidnappers want Shlobo tours money, and they instruct MaDongwe to deliver it. This causes Lilly to decide to stay at KwaMashu and desert her plans to move to Mpumalanga, so we are going into a long and scary time.

MaDlala had been receiving free drinks over the wig she bought online.

One would never think that just taking time to spoil yourself could turn out so devastating and get you killed, but that is exactly what happened here.

The questions we have now are all related to Mthambisi Phakathi, who could be the leader of this underground movement terrorising the citizens of KwaMashu. We cannot ignore the coincidence, but maybe Mthambisi is too high up in the league to kidnap the MaDlala’s of KwaMashu.