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‘I’m proud of you,’ Zandie to her sister Kelly Khumalo

Zandie Khumalo gushes over her sister, Kelly Khumalo after she performed well on stage over the past weekend.

Taking to Instagram, Zandie said the hatred is needed as it made her strong.

“If I had my way I would take it all away but how else would u get to be this strong and amazing……u cant get to be this amazing on love only, a bit of hate here and there is needed. U went out there last night and conquered where some would have crumbled. I’m proud of u,” Zandile wrote.

Kelly Khumalo recently bagged the Afro Pop Artist of the year title at the Annual Basadi in Music Awards ceremony over the weekend.

Kelly who won the award for ‘Akathintwa‘ was up against Brenda Mtambo for ‘Enzakwenzeke’, Lioness Mohoje for ‘Dipotso’, Lwah Ndlunkulu  for ‘Ngiyeza’, Nomfundo Moh for ‘Izibusiso’.

The event took place on Saturday 12, at the Joburg Theatre. Singer Unathi Nkayi was the night’s host with performances by Msaki, Winnie Khumalo, Tamara Dey, Maleh, Vicky Sampson and many more.

Taking to her social media, the Voice of Africa shared the news of her latest award addition with her millions of followers. She shared a poster written Winner Kelly Khumalo, Afro Pop Artist Of The Year.

“Thank you BoMakhi we did it! Thank you @basadiinmusicawards_sa #TheVoiceOfAfrica #HerVocalHighness? #FromAGodToAKing??? thank you Lord ❤️,” she captioned the post.

 

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