Faith Duma is a Johannesburg-based life coach and network marketer. She came into the limelight in February 2022 when fans speculated that she was polygamist Musa Mseleku’s fifth wife. Read on below for more on her personal life.Faith Duma is a South African life coach and network marketer. Musa Mseleku has become a household name across South Africa since the launch of his hit Showmax reality shows, Uthando Nes’thembu and Mnakwethu

He is a successful entrepreneur but is best known for his polygamous marriage. The KwaZulu-Natal native has four wives and ten children. Faith Duma’s profiles summary and bio Full name Faith Duma Date of birth 17th April Age Not known Birth sign Aries Place of birth Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South AfricaCurrent residence Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa Nationality South African Tribe Zulu Religion Christian Gender Female Orientation Female Relationship status Single Alma mater Durban University of Technology Profession Network marketer, social media influencer, life coach Social media Instagram Facebook YouTube. Faith Duma’s biography Faith Duma is a South African network marketer and social media influencer.

She is also a life coach and founded the Women Empowered by Faith and equips women to live confidently as God’s chosen daughters.Duma is an alumnus of the Durban University of Technology (DUT). She is a devout Christian and describes herself as a prayer warrior. Faith Duma’s age The life coach celebrates her birthday on the 17th of April, but her year of birth is unknown. She was born and raised in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, and later relocated to Johannesburg.

Faith Duma’s siblings Duma has seven siblings, although little is known about them. She has a close relationship with her mother, who she regularly posts on her Instagram. Faith Duma’s husband Faith Duma was rumoured to be Musa Mseleku’s 5th wife after he revealed he was looking for another wife.She is rumoured to be the potential fifth wife of openly polygamous South African journalist, entrepreneur, and reality star Musa Mseleku. The businessman’s other wives are MaCele Mseleku, MaYeni Mseleku, Thobile MaKhumalo Mseleku, and MaNgwabe Mseleku. The blended Mseleku family stars in the Uthandi Nes’thembu reality show.

The Showmax series documents how they live in a polygamous set-up. Towards the end of season five, Musa asked his wives to allow him to take a fifth wife. He had to put his marriage plans on hold after his second wife, MaYeni and fourth wife MaNgwabe, threatened to leave him if he brought a new wife.

He revealed he would try to convince them before proceeding with his plan. Fans speculated Faith Duma was the potential new addition to the Mseleku family when the businessman uploaded a Facebook photo of him with her and captioned it; No caption. Faith seems to be on good terms with Musa Mseleku’s wives and has uploaded several pictures with them on her Instagram.

Generations: The Legacy is one of the most watched soapies on SABC 1 and it has groomed many unknown actors and actresses into superstars.However, it is also one television show that has fired its actors more than any other television drama so far.In 2014, the show’s producers fired 16 actors and actresses after they requested their salaries to be increased.
This forced the production to revamp and rebrand to Generations: The Legacy with the likes of Connie Fergurson and Vusi Kunene returning to the soapie.Generations: The Legacy then introduced actors such as the likes of Thando Thabethe, Luyanda Mzazi, Ranaka Manaka and Vuyo Dabula, actors who have become favourites for many viewers.

However, the producers for Generations: The Legacy did not stop axing cast members.After the exit of Lebohang Mthunzi who played Angela Mogale and Jonathan Motene who played the role of Jonathan, other actors like Denise Zimba, Connie Ferguson, Asanda Foji, Thando Thabethe, Thuli Pongolo and Andisiwe were also eliminated from the soapie.The assumed reasons for Wandi’s character to be taken out from the show was that many of Generations: The Legacy’s fans were becoming annoyed by the character saying it has become irrelevant in its representation of transgenders.

Generations: The Legacy Publicist Garaatwe Mokheti told Move Magazine that Chi was not fired as many speculated but her exit was harmonious.“Her exit is very much amicable and peaceful. She is a phenomenal actress and she will certainly soar in whatever she chooses to pursue.” Her last appearance on the show will be on 29 April,” she said.

Chi Mhende is reportedly working on a new theatre project Chasing Chairs at Joburg’s Market Theatre.

She joined Generations: the Legacy in 2016 where she took up a role as Wandile Radebe a son to an elite businessman and later Wandile transitioned into becoming a female.

Her character got many asking if she was male or female in real life.

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In a heartwarming gesture, South African musician Big Zulu has made good on his promise to bring joy to a family during the festive season by fulfilling his commitment to build them a new house. The heartening news was shared by Joy Adekunle on January 2, 2024.

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Dr. Rebecca Malope, widely known as the queen of African gospel music, is making headlines as details about her real name and inspiring life story emerge. Born as Batsogile Lovederia Malope in 1968 in Lekazi, near Nelspruit in Mpumalanga Province, she has overcome numerous challenges on her path to gospel music stardom.

Rebecca Malope’s early life was marked by adversity, growing up in poverty and facing health issues that led to her being confined to a wheelchair. Despite doctors’ predictions that she would never walk again, she defied the odds and, through divine intervention, regained her ability to walk.

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