AmaZulu owner Sandile Zungu is a celebrated academic and business mogul with several businesses under his watch.

Over the years, he has been celebrated for keeping football in Durban and has often wowed many local supporters with his club’s success.Despite being one of the most celebrated businessmen in Durban, Zungu has managed to keep his private life under wraps, leaving many to guess.

No doubt his club’s spending and players’ price tags have often left many trying to connect the dots on his net worth. After all, one can not talk about Zungu’s net worth without considering his illustrious career that spans decades as an academic and business mogul.

Sandile Zungu is a Harvard Business School graduate and doubles as the founder and chairman of Zungu Investments company.

Apart from his influential position at Zungu Investments, he owns the five-star Zunguness wedding and conference centre, which has recently become a favourite wedding spot for A-list celebrities. Of interest, he has made a fortune from his board appointments in several companies, which include:

Coza Mining
Gold One International
Rockwell Diamonds Inc
Sereti Resources Holdings Proprietary LimitedAmaZulu FC Team Picture during 2023 Nedbank Cup Last 16 Match between Dondol Stars and AmaZulu FC on the 08 March 2023 at FNB Stadium© Sydney Mahlangu/BackpagePix
However, his fat pockets allowed him to purchase AmaZulu in 2020. Over the years, he has brought big names to the club in recent transfer windows, leaving many guessing his net worth.

Mzansi has often tried to connect the dots about his net worth in the mix of things but always hit a dead wall. Sandile Zungu has managed to keep his net worth under wraps. As of 2023, his net worth is disclosed, but Mzansi has been more than convinced that he has since passed the R500 million mark.

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Mandla Gaduka’s love affair with the performing arts began at the Mmabana Cultural Center in 2002 according to TVSA. It was here that he took his first steps towards stardom, enrolling in a full-time drama course that laid the foundation for his future success.

With aspirations that reached for the stars, Mandla Gaduka soon relocated to Pretoria, where he joined forces with The South African State Theatre Development, a move that would prove pivotal in his career.

ACTING CHOPS
In 2009, Mandla Gaduka made the leap from stage to screen with his film debut in the sci-fi thriller “District 9,” directed by Neill Blomkamp.

This marked the beginning of his foray into the world of cinema, a move that would soon see him taking on bigger and more diverse roles.

 

 

 
AWARDS
In 2010, Mandla Gaduka joined the cast of the SABC1 television sitcom ‘Gauteng Maboneng,’ portraying the lovable ‘Solomon.’

His portrayal struck a chord with audiences, earning him the prestigious SAFTA Golden Horn Best Actor Award in TV Comedy not once but twice, in 2016 and 2018, at the South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTA).

DIFFERENT ROLES
In 2019, he ventured into international territory, joining the Danish Independent Theatre Production Company, ‘Fix & Foxy.’

Gaduka was part of a collaborative show between the Danish Company and seven South African actors known as ‘Dark Noon‘.

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The production received critical acclaim and earned the prestigious Reumert Special Prize in 2020, solidifying Gaduka’s reputation on the global stage.

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Siya Kolisi didn’t always believe that a comeback from injury before the Rugby World Cup was possible but thanks to his wife Rachel he found the faith.

Kolisi said that Rachel was his rock through the injury and gave him the belief that he would lead the Springboks Rugby World Cup defence.

RACHEL KOLISI DOES HER BIT AS PRAYER WARRIOR WIFE
His doctors were optimistic once he had been scanned and it seems Rachel’s prayers have been answered.

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“I had a lot of doubts but she [wife Rachel] just prayed, and then also the specialists … from the day they saw my scans they told me this [a comeback] was possible,” Kolisi said.

Kolisi took encouragement from having players around him who had been through similar surgeries and come back.

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He added: “And guys like RG [Snyman] Handre [Pollard], Pieter-Steph [du Toit] who’ve been through this operation before, it was really lifting to have them by side, talking to me and when I’m feeling something weird they’re like, ‘no, it’s OK’. And obviously coach Jacques and Rassie [Erasmus], in believing in me and giving me the opportunity.”

SIYA KOLISI RETURNS

Kolisi is set to test his fitness against Wales on Saturday in what might be the focal point of their warm-up Test in Cardiff.

Faith is a key part of Kolisi’s life and his marriage to Rachel and he is at peace as he prepares to give it his all for the Springboks.

“Now all I can do is go out tomorrow [Saturday] and give it all I can for as long as I can, and that’s been my way of saying thank you for the backing and all the hard work that everyone has put in,” he said.

“I had to believe in powers far stronger than me, because there’s no way I could justify or explain how I was healing so quickly. Even some of the medical team did say this is not normal.

“Everyone that’s worked on my knee we’ve given everything in our power to get to this point … I’m not walking in fear, I’m walking in confidence because I feel good.”