Month: July 2024

Musa Mseleku is a well known polygamist with four wives. His family became famous on 2016 when their reality show debuted on national TV. Musa has proved to be a successful polygamist because of how he lives with his family. In most cases men who have multiple women/wives fail to support them or take responsibility but the Durban polygamist is not like that, he takes care of his wives and kids. Each wife has her own house where she stays with her kids and a few cars. The women are all independent but their husband still plays a role as the head of the family.

 

 

 

 

 

This man treats these women fairly and make sure they all get the same thing but it’s known even parents can have kids, love all of them and provide them with their needs but there’s always going to be the most favored one or the most preferred one. In my opinion it’s the same with this Polygamist and here are my reasons.

Ma Cele

She’s the first wife and the one who allowed this whole setup to happen. I don’t think she’s the favouite because this man still married three more wives after her. Ma Cele just get recognized because of the tittle of being the first wife but she’s the most disrespected one.

Ma Yeni

She’s the second wife but it has been reported that Musa dated her first before marrying his first wife. This means he went back to her after settling down with Ma Cele. I feel like this is his true love. Musa even shows more affection when he is with her and his face lights up when they are together.

Ma Khumalo
Thobile has been hurt the most in this marriage because of not being able to have her own kids. This is the most difficult thing any woman could go through. What hurt the most is that she can have a child if she uses other fertility methods but her husband is against that as he says they are Africans and do not do things in a western way. I feel like Musa is being selfish and unfair to MaKhumalo.

Ma Ngwabe

South African Celebrities Embrace Polygamous Marriages

Polygamous Unions in the SpotlightIn today’s feature, we explore the lives of South African celebrities who have chosen polygamous marriages, shedding light on their unique stories and experiences.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dj Euphonik’s Two-Wife Journey
At 38 years old, Dj Euphonik defies convention by being married to not one but two women. Despite initial plans for a third marriage, complications arise when the first wife threatens to leave, resulting in a unique family dynamic. Euphonik shares five children with his two wives.
Best known for her role as Tebogo on Muvhango, Liteboho Modise’s polygamous marriage with Thabo Twala, a wealthy businessman, comes with its share of secrecy and separation. Despite living separately for three years, they remain legally married.
3. King Monada’s Harmonious Polygamy

King Monada, born Kgutso Kgatle, has successfully navigated a polygamous life with two wives, Lerato and Cynthia. Their harmonious coexistence spans over a decade, creating a unique family setting with shared responsibilities.

Former South African president Jacob Zuma’s polygamous lifestyle includes six wives and a substantial number of children and grandchildren. His family resides in his Nkandla mansion, reflecting a complex and expansive familial network.

Ngizwe Mchunu’s Rollercoaster Polygamous Journey
South African radio personality Ngizwe Mchunu’s polygamous journey involves court battles, divorces, and heartbreak. Despite once being married to three wives, he now finds himself officially single after a tumultuous series of events.
6. Musa Mseleku’s Reality Show Polygamy

TV presenter and businessman Musa Mseleku showcases his polygamous life through a reality show. After losing one wife, he currently manages a household with four wives and expresses the intention to seek another partner.Former Malaika member Tshedi Mholo’s marriage to Limpopo king Kenny Ngobe spans 11 years. While Tshedi has four children, the king had previous wives before their union, adding a royal dimension to their polygamous life.

Florence Masebe’s Second-Wife Status
Known for her role as Humbulani on Muvhango, Florence Masebe became the second wife to Venda chief Livhuwani Matsila. Despite the chief’s prior marriage, Florence embraced her role in a polygamous union.

Lucky Gumbi’s Reality Show Polygamy
Wealthy businessman Lucky Gumbi, with two wives aged 24 and 30, invites viewers into his polygamous life through the reality show “The Gumbi’s” on SABC1.

This beautiful and versatile actress has been in the entertainment industry since she was a teenager. After her controversial role on SABC2’s drama series, Muvhango as Master. Now she is taking on the role of Seipati’s Sister Ditsheho. Fans of the show are wondering who this actress is. Let’s get to know Kamo Letsosa, whose love storyline is keeping Mzansi glued to their screens.

 

 

 

Kamo Letsosa debuted on etv’s Scandal in November when the soapie showed Seipati and Lerumo’s wedding. She takes on the role of Ditsheho, a sister who was bitter and angry at Seipati because of past mistakes. At first, she is mad that her father had let Seipati back home for her lobola negotiations, but she mended their relationship after meeting Tibi and talking to him.Javas, the ever-loyal police officer who works with Lerumo, falls for Ditsheho, but both parties are shy. It takes Seipati and Lerumo’s combined effort to trick them into spending time together after several failed tries. She is the one who makes the first move and kisses the clueless man, and Mzansi is there for it

Kamo has been in several shows before her Scandal debut. She has been acting since 2014, when she landed a role in SABC1’s Single Galz, where she played Zinhle. She had a role in the last season of eKasi: Our Stories in the episode titled Last Born. After that, she had roles in series like Sokhulu and Partners, Greed and Desire and Muvhango.

She debuted in filmology when she starred in Kasi Mean Girls on Mzansi Magic in 2017. Apart from being an actress, she is also a television presenter famously known for hosting Teenagers on a Mission, WiredUp and Street Radio. Kamo also doubles up as a dancer, and she is exceptionally gifted.

Sakhile from Smoke & Mirrors is a renowned and respected actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic.
Learn more about his bio: Age, girlfriends, family, TV shows, new role, factsSiyabonga Sepotokele is a renowned and respected South African actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic. The actor has starred in numerous movies and television shows, and this has showcased his unmatched prowess in the entertainment industry.

Over the years, the outstanding South African actor has played important roles in the cinema and television industries. Karektas season 2, Broken Vows, Grassroots, Impilo: The Scam, and Isibaya are some of his major productions.He is now starring in the etv drama series Smoke and Mirrors as Sakhile.

Siyabonga grew up in Orlando East, Soweto. Siya was born on October 23, 1996, and is therefore 27 years old. Siya is the son of the late Phyllis Sepotokele and Shadrack Ta Sello Ntsibande. His parents were both unemployed, but they made sure he had all he needed. Siya’s mother died of cervical cancer in January 2017. His mother died two months after he landed his first acting job on Keeping Score as Le-Hasa.After his elementary education in Sivuleleni Primary School, Siya joined Zifuneleni Junior Secondary School in Soweto. He was actively involved in the two famous Soweto Choirs while in high school. He was an excellent student not only in his co-curricular activities but also in his academics.At the age of 15, he attained a full scholarship from St. David’s Marist Inanda, a prominent Johannesburg-based private high school, to pursue his high school education.

Siyabonga Sepotokele is a renowned and respected South African actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic. The actor has starred in numerous movies and television shows, and this has showcased his unmatched prowess in the entertainment industry.

Over the years, the outstanding South African actor has played important roles in the cinema and television industries. Karektas season 2, Broken Vows, Grassroots, Impilo: The Scam, and Isibaya are some of his major productions.He is now starring in the etv drama series Smoke and Mirrors as Sakhile.

Siyabonga grew up in Orlando East, Soweto. Siya was born on October 23, 1996, and is therefore 27 years old. Siya is the son of the late Phyllis Sepotokele and Shadrack Ta Sello Ntsibande. His parents were both unemployed, but they made sure he had all he needed. Siya’s mother died of cervical cancer in January 2017. His mother died two months after he landed his first acting job on Keeping Score as Le-Hasa.After his elementary education in Sivuleleni Primary School, Siya joined Zifuneleni Junior Secondary School in Soweto. He was actively involved in the two famous Soweto Choirs while in high school. He was an excellent student not only in his co-curricular activities but also in his academics.At the age of 15, he attained a full scholarship from St. David’s Marist Inanda, a prominent Johannesburg-based private high school, to pursue his high school educationAfter finishing high school, he enrolled at Wits University to pursue a career in music. He stopped attending classes at the university after a few months. He was conflicted and chose to abandon music. He went on to pursue a career in acting, despite his parents’ displeasure at seeing him leave school for the stage.

The actor is off the market, according to him.During an interview, he stated that his current interests are the job and his girlfriend. “I am with someone who has helped me progress, and that is awesome,” he said.

Siyabonga began auditioning for other roles after quitting his music studies. Fortunately, he received his first role in the SABC 2 serial Keeping Score. He played Lehasa, Mmamosa’s youngest son who inherited his mother’s money sense, sex appeal, and attractiveness. In the middle of 2016, he got a small cameo role on Season 4 of the Mzansi Magic soap opera titled IsiBaya. Since then, he has been in a number of TV shows.Even though he quit his studies in music, his talent as a singer still stands out. In 2013, Siyabonga Raymond Sepotokele’s singing expertise was seen during the Lovermore Yamaha music competition, which was hosted by Roedean School every year.

The competition focuses on classical repertoire, and participation is solely up to candidates undertaking an external music examination. The opening round of the competition took place on June 3, where he performed two pieces. Siyabonga Sepotokele’s songs during the competition were Where You Walk and Not While I’m Around. He performed an exceptional performance in the final round of the tournament, earning him R3,500 in Lovermore Music vouchers.

Siyabonga Sepotokele is an outstanding actor and vocalist. Many young people look up to him as an inspiration. His life shows that they will never go wrong if they pursue whatever they are good at

Kwanda Manyathi, the 22-year-old South African actor best known for his role as Velaphi Sokhulu on *Isitha: The Enemy*, is a shining example of how talent and perseverance can transform lives. Growing up in a less privileged family, Kwanda faced numerous challenges, including the inability to complete his education. Despite these obstacles, his journey to success is nothing short of inspirational.

Kwanda first gained significant attention and popularity on the e.tv soapie *The Black Door*, where his impressive performances won the hearts of many fans. His breakthrough role showcased his acting prowess and opened up new opportunities in the entertainment industry. Today, Kwanda is not only a well-known actor but also a devoted son who is using his success to uplift his family.
Thanks to his talent and hard work, Kwanda is now able to provide for his family. He is currently building a beautiful house for his parents, valued at approximately R450,000. This act of love and dedication highlights his commitment to giving back to those who supported him throughout his journey.

Kwanda’s story is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of following one’s dreams, no matter the circumstances. From his humble beginnings to his rise in the entertainment industry, he has shown that with determination and talent, anything is possible.

 

 

 

 
As Kwanda Manyathi continues to grow in his career, he remains grounded and focused on his roots. His success is not just measured by his fame but by the positive impact he has on his family’s life. The new house he is building for his parents stands as a symbol of his achievements and a brighter future for his loved ones.