Photo of Zintle Mdaka

Musa Mseleku expresses gratitude to MaKhumalo for raising Mpilo

Polygamist, businessman and reality TV star, Musa Mseleku, gave credit to his third wife, Thobile MaKhumalo Mseleku, for raising his child, Mpiloenhle Mseleku.

Mpiloenhle, who is Musa’s child outside of his polygamous marriage, recently graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN),  where he, Mpiloenhle’s biological mother and MaKhumalo gathered to celebrate Mpilo’s achievement.

Recently, Musa took to his Instagram page to extend his gratitude to MaKhumalo for raising Mpilo like her own, and to her biological mother for granting them the opportunity.

In a candid post, the Mnakwethu host celebrated Mpiloenhle as his first child to graduate, giving all the glory to MaKhumalo for ensuring that she attends school, up to University where she graduated.

“Siyabonga kakhulu Mzilikazi omkhulu (thank you MaKhumalo) for showing Mzansi that we can do it. To Mpilo, you must always remember that your mother has done this. To your biological mother, thank you for the opportunity,” he penned.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Musa Mseleku (@musamseleku)

Instagram users took turns to share their positive messages.

One user said, “This is beautiful man, we thank umama wengane (Mpilo’s mother) for trusting Thobile with her child, and we thank Thobile for doing right by everyone. Congratulations to Mpilo,”

Another one said, “MaKhumalo is the first wife of Mseleku to produce a graduate, halala (congratulations), MaKhumalo no Mpiloenhle. Hats off.”

While another one said, “Sometimes the kid makes things easy for a parent. Mpilo is a focused child.”

 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Musa Mseleku (@musamseleku)

 

Also see: UKZN Graduation does it again! Mpilo Mseleku, Impi the mascot and the class of 2025 show out

Ways to cook for 1 while avoiding eating the same meal all week

Cooking can be a very tedious activity, especially for working professionals. Deciding what to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner is a hassle on its own, aside from doing the actual cooking and washing the dishes. Also see: 5 Healthy foods South Africans can enjoy this Heritage Month Thus, many people find themselves swinging on a […]

Read more...

Nutritious foods to help fuel your body and brain

What you eat can play an important role in how you feel throughout the day and how well your brain functions. Also see: 5 Healthy foods South Africans can enjoy this Heritage Month While no single food can guarantee better concentration or prevent cognitive decline, a balanced diet rich in whole foods can provide nutrients […]

Read more...

What happens when you skip your car service?

For many South African motorists, servicing a car can feel like an expense that is easy to postpone, particularly when household budgets are under pressure. However, delaying routine maintenance can allow small problems to develop into expensive repairs. Also see: Ngizwe Mchunu denounced by JAC Motors after homophobic remarks The Automobile Association of South Africa […]

Read more...