There’s nothing better than having someone to do this life with. When you have a twin, you don’t have to go around seeking companionship because God blessed you with a life partner. It is the cutest thing ever because you get to spend time with someone who has had your back throughout.

 

 

 

Blue Mbombo is a super model, executive producer at Moziak Africa and businesswoman. She’s amongst some of the best celebrities that made a life for themselves after being on reality shows. She’s a mother to her little princess whom she’s obsessed with.

Blue has a twin Brown, they are fraternal but it is easy to see their resemblances. They are both models in their different fields. They also own Kwambobo together. The twins attended the Delicious Fest together last night. They wore Gucci and Burberry outfits. They looked amazing and having their go fans go bananas. We love their close relationship relationship so much. They are twins but have separate lives.

Carl Niehaus, who has been married three times and divorced twice, reportedly has finally found the woman who would complete his life. Carl Niehaus, a former spokesperson for the National African Congress who has been married three times and divorced each time, may finally have found the one after all his failed attempts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Carl married his fourth wife, Nolie Mdulie. Despite his disagreements with the African National Congress and its preferred friend Jacob Zuma and his criticism of the ANC, it should come as no surprise that he is a family man who really cares about his wife and child. In every public appearance, Carl Niehaus is accompanied by his wife. He constantly rave about her on his various social media accounts.

Niehaus is proud to be in the company of his beautiful wife, and he makes no bones about showing it. The former Nelson Mandela spokesperson is also not bashful about showing off his wife’s attractiveness. The two are often seen together at various political events and gatherings, where they show support for the likes of former president Jacob Zuma’s policies and others.

After seeing them together in public, it would appear that they are actually compatible with one another and that they are both sincerely dedicated to the politics of the Cape County based on the manner they support Jacob Zuma.

In other words, Nolie Mduli is an African woman who is pleased to be African. She knows she’s stunning, so she always dresses to impress in elaborate African garb. She is beautiful inside and out.

Think about this: what do you think of Carl Niehaus’s gorgeous wife? Feel free to leave a comment below with your ideas.

Being in South Africa means that you get exposed to different colours and embracing them, shows just how culture learners you are. It is something that runs in everyone’s blood, that’s why they are open to wearing different cultural clothes every now and then. And no one has a problem with it, it just shows just how welcoming we are.

Simphiwe Ngema is a South African musician and actress. She’s known for her role on Muvhango which even after do many years, she’s still associated with it. She has worked with a number of brands such as Native child products.

She’s a proud Zulu girl and is proud of her culture. We’ve seen her over the years as she openly embraced other cultures. This heritage she’s wearing TshiVenda cultural attire. It suits her perfectly you might think that it is her culture. Her fans couldn’t stop admiring her. This is a beautiful sight to see.

It would appear that the best attractive South Africans are given Cabinet and ministry jobs. Bheki Cele, the minister of police, holds the proverbial cup in this situation. Every year, the Speaker of the National Assembly (SONA) addresses Parliament in Cape Town, and ministers may bring their spouses or significant others to the event if they so want. Ministers and their guests are encouraged to dress formally for the occasion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One of the partners has not only stirred up controversy online, but she is also the wife of the minister of police. Her stunning good looks and impeccable fashion sense drew a large audience. At every SONA they’ve ever attended, Bheki Cele’s wife has taken home the prize for best dressed.

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n 2010, while on administrative vacation from his position as general commissioner of the South African police service, Bheki Cele married Thembeka Ngcobo. Bheki Cele and Thembeka tied the knot in a gorgeous White wedding attended by celebrities and prominent politicians. Judging on the venue, the menu, and the amount of guests, he must have spent millions of rands on the wedding.

The couple has been married for 11 years and is still very much in love with each other. They have no plans to divorce and are currently residing in their Johannesburg matrimonial home. In 2022, Thembeka will have reached the age of 46. But judging by her looks and theirs, she seems to be a young woman on the verge of becoming thirty.

The couple’s shared flair for eccentric style is due in large part to Bheki Cele’s wife, a fashionista with an extraordinary flair for the dramatic. She takes great care to choose elegant gowns that complement her figure. It cannot be denied that she is an expert when it comes to selecting glamorous eveningwear.

Bheki Cele, the lovely wife, has an exquisite taste, and your feedback on her looks would be appreciated. Please share your thoughts in the section below, and sign up for our newsletter to receive regular updates and breaking news.

It is done.

That was the relief and feeling of accomplishment expressed by 65-yearold Dr Mlamuli Mthembu, who graduated with a PHD in leadership studies from the University of Kwazulu-natal this week.

Mthembu, who was born and raised in Nquthu, northern KZN, but now lives in Bedfordview, Gauteng, was among many who featured at UKZN’S Spring graduation ceremonies this week.

As a former school teacher and principal, Mthembu is passionate about empowering educationists. He has evolved over the years into a leadership expert and coach, working with top executives.

School leadership, in the context of the current complex and emerging dynamics of education, became the basis for his PHD research topic.

Given his dynamism and in-depth knowledge of subjects when he lectured part-time at universities, those who came under his tutelage often referred to him as “doctor” or “professor” before he achieved this latest title.

It motivated Mthembu, an Anglican priest who also worked in the public and private sectors previously, to pursue his PHD.

“The students referring to me as doctor and professor came from their appreciation of the knowledge and insights I shared with them.”

And he said he was blessed to have been mentored by many people who were “achievers” since his young days.