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Mawhoo reportedly fires her sister as her manager

Durban-born singer Thandeka Nontobeko Ngema, Mawhoo has fired her sister Noxolo Ngema as her manager.

Earlier this year, the Ngema sisters took over Bali by gracing internet users with gorgeous pictures as they enjoyed vacationing together, and while people thought it was well between them it unfortunately isn’t the sisters have parted ways.

As per reports by entertainment publication, ZiMoja, the amapiano star and her younger sister who played the role of her manager have reportedly been fired.

Speaking on the dispute between the sisters, a close source said, “They were doing just fine and getting along well. Mawhoo is all about empowering families and getting them to work in her businesses. They fought, she kicked her out of the apartment, and they are no longer working together,” adding, “They are not on speaking terms… long family drama.”

Just like her sister Noxolo also is a singer as she showcased her vocals on songs including Impilo and Qinisela alongside her sister.

Despite not being on speaking terms with her sister, it was reported by the ab0ve-mentioned source that before Mawhoo bought her new home. She had been living with her sister in an apartment that she kicked her out of eventually letting her go as her manager.

This news caused many internet users to cite that the sister’s feud could have been fuelled by the fact that since they are both singers there could have been competition between them as they both wanted the limelight.

“Noxolo sometimes behaved more like a star when her duty was to manage the brand, handle booking, schedules, contracts and all the administration of making Mawhoo a brand,” said the source.

 

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