@thetty9 Now it makes sense why mkhulu didn't post mzukulu. They had not met the grandchild because Mayeni "akazingeni izindaba zomjolo" that's nasty of her! Her own grandchild!! Heartless if you ask me.
@yenkosi_cass I have hope in Lesiba 😅 we can work on something with him because he's a kind man, he just needs guidance and for him to be serious nje 🤣 Prince and Mpumi 🙄
@Miiss_KayMo This season I'm not blaming the expects, they paired them right. It's just that people have character flaws and lack accountability. Prince is abusive, Mpumi needs deep therapy. Mpumi had no business writing to this show.
But paying lobola for someone, basically marrying them, and then entering a show like Married At First Sight looking for a new wife is crazy!
Also, just to get things right,isn’t lobola recognised as a customary marriage? Because if you decide to leave that person randomly, it doesn’t change the fact that you’re still married.
Unless both parties mutually agree and have proof that the marriage has come to an end, it can still affect him in the future. I just wish he had been honest from the beginning and come clean to his baby mama before joining the show, instead of leaving her in limbo while deciding who to choose between her and Nelisa.
#MarriedAtFirstSightMzansi
@OpenserveZA@RSAWEB for 3 days I have reported an issue and no one has sorted it out. @RSAWEB keeps telling me they are waiting for @OpenserveZA to send a technician. I am begging to get internet that I am paying for! Pathetic service!!! You have no care for your customers.
On the other hand, Shaka Zulu was born in 1787 into a minor clan of the Zulu people in southern Africa. He was an illegitimate child, and his father, Senzangakhona, did not acknowledge him as his son. Shaka was raised by his mother, Nandi, and his uncle, Mpande.
Shaka was a brilliant military strategist and tactician. He reorganized the Zulu army, introduced new weapons and tactics, and created a system of military discipline that was unmatched in southern Africa. Under Shaka's leadership, the Zulu army quickly became the most powerful force in the region.
Shaka used his military power to conquer neighboring tribes and expand the Zulu empire. He also instituted a number of social and political reforms, including the introduction of a new system of law and order.
Shaka's reign was marked by both great successes and great atrocities. He was a ruthless ruler who was not afraid to use violence to achieve his goals. However, he was also a brilliant leader who transformed the Zulu people into a powerful force.
Shaka was assassinated in 1828 by his half-brother, Dingane. However, his legacy lived on, and the Zulu empire continued to grow and prosper for many years after his death
#ShakaiLembeMzansi
Nandi, played by the beautiful Nonzamo Mbatha, was the daughter of a minor chief of the Langeni people. She was married to Senzangakhona, the chief of the Zulu people, but their marriage was not recognized by the Zulu elders because Senzangakhona was already married to another woman.
Nandi was a strong and independent woman. She raised Shaka on her own and instilled in him a sense of ambition and determination. She was also a skilled diplomat and helped to forge alliances between the Zulu and other tribes.
Nandi's influence on Shaka was profound. He credited her with teaching him everything he knew about warfare and leadership. She was also a source of comfort and support during his early years when he was often ostracized by the Zulu elders.
Nandi died in 1827, and Shaka was devastated by her loss. He ordered a massive funeral for her and had many people killed in the mourning ceremonies.
Nandi was a complex and controversial figure. She was a strong and independent woman who played a major role in Shaka's rise to power. However, she was also accused of witchcraft and sorcery, and her death was seen by some as a sign of divine retribution.
Despite the controversy surrounding her, Nandi is remembered as a key figure in Zulu history. She was the mother of Shaka, one of the most important figures in African history, and her influence on him was profound.
#ShakaiLembeMzansi