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Skeem Saam finally speaks on the news that Kwezi is leaving Skeem Saam.

As May approaches, the tension escalates as Lehasa grapples with the consequences of his actions. Teasers suggest that he will be haunted by remorse after taking someone’s life, possibly indicating his involvement in the fatal car crash. Furthermore, Kgosi, played by Katlego Letsholonyana, adds to the drama by threatening to expose Lehasa’s nefarious deeds, including his attempt to poison Khwezi.


 

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Drama : Police force Zahara’s sisters out of ‘her house’

the new home owner arrived to a garage sale at the weekend, despite duly notifying the Loliwe hitmaker’s sisters to pack and leave.

“When the new owner arrived there, he brought people who were going to clean the garden, but to his disappointment, he met the rude women who just caused drama,” a source told the publication.

 

 

 

 

 
It is alleged that Zahara’s sisters did not follow the homeowner’s instructions and continued with the garage sale, prompting the owner to call the police.

Items such as Zahara’s bedroom suite, lounge suite, kitchen supplies, flat-screen TV, double-door fridge and her awards have all gone up for sale.

Both Bandezwa and Lumka refused to comment.Zahara, who was engaged to engineer Mpho Xaba, passed away at a Johannesburg hospital on 11 December 2023 after spending almost three weeks in the intensive care unit (ICU). She was laid to rest on 23 December in East London.

The decision to sell Zahara’s belongings came after her townhouse in Roodepoort was auctioned off last year. However, the new owner had given the musician some time to buy the house back. She unfortunately passed before doing so.

BENEFIT CONCERT POSTPONED
In April this year, the artist’s family revealed that they would be hosting a benifit concert to raise funds to buy back the house. However, the concert was later postponed indefinitely.

According to TshisaLIVE, Bandezwa said they had not been able to secure a venue or funding for the event.

“It’s not going to happen now. We can’t get to the community hall and there have been so many challenges. Zahara fought for her house while she was still alive, throughout her career that’s what she managed to hold on to. Also, to us, that was like home, that’s why we wanted to keep it because it’s got so many memories for us with her in it. It’s part of her legacy, we do not really want to lose it,” she said.

The Dispatch Live reported that Bandezwa had already booked Orient Theatre, in East London, however, they had not yet paid for it.

The show was scheduled to be hosted by former Scandal! actress Lusanda Mbane. It would have featured artists Khanyisa Sabuka, Butho Vuthela, Ivory Sikepe, Nathi Mankayi and Zahara’s best friend Vusi Nova.

Late singer Zahara will definitely turn in her grave

The South African music industry was left reeling when Zahara, born Bulelwa Mkutukana, passed away on December 11, 2023, at the young age of 36. The acclaimed singer-songwriter had built a legacy that transcended her music, inspiring countless fans with her resilience and talent. However, her family is now facing a difficult decision: selling her awards and possessions to make ends meet.

Zahara’s sisters, Lumka Mkutukana and Bandezwa Mkutukana-Febana, have reportedly put up various items from Zahara’s home for sale, including her bedroom suite, lounge suite, kitchen supplies, flat-screen TV, and double-door fridge. Moreover, the awards that bearZahara’s name are also on the market, but have yet to attract any buyers.

 

 

 

 

The decision to sell Zahara’s possessions comes as a last resort, following the auctioning off of her townhouse in Roodepoort last year. The family had planned to repurchase the property, but unfortunately, Zahara passed away before that could happen. The townhouse held sentimental value, as it was a symbol of Zahara’s hard work and dedication to her craft.Zahara’s achievements in the music industry are nothing short of remarkable. With a career spanning over 11 years, she garnered an impressive collection of over 40 awards, solidifying her position as one of South Africa’s most celebrated musicians. Her music transcended genres, inspiring fans from all walks of life.

The benefit concert planned to raise funds for the repurchase of Zahara’s townhouse has been indefinitely postponed due to venue and funding difficulties. The event, which was slated to feature various artists, including Zahara’s dear friend Vusi Nova, aimed to honor herBandezwa Mkutukana-Febana expressed the family’s sentiment, “Zahara fought for her house while she was still alive, throughout her career that’s what she managed to hold on to. Also, to us, that was like home, that’s why we wanted to keep it because it’s got so many memories for us with her in it. It’s part of her legacy, we do not really want to lose it.”

As the family navigates this difficult time, fans and fellow musicians have come out in support, paying tribute to Zahara’s enduring legacy. Her music continues to inspire and uplift, a testament to her talent and dedication.

The sale of Zahara’s awards and possessions serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing our legacies. While material possessions may fade, the impact of Zahara’s music and spirit will continue to resonate with generations to come.In conclusion, Zahara’s family faces a difficult decision, but her legacy will forever be etched in the hearts of her fans. Her music, her spirit, and her resilience will continue to inspire, even in the face of adversity. As we remember Zahara, we honor her memory by celebrating her life, her music, and the indelible mark she left on the South African music industry.


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