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Senzo Meyiwa’s widow set to remarry

After 10 years of losing her husband and goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa’s widow, Mandisa Mkhize allegedly finds love.

His murder, which devastated countless South African supporters who believed Senzo was destined for greatness, remains unsolved to this day.

At the time of his death, Senzo was the Bafana Bafana captain and goalkeeper for the Orlando Pirates in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), where he was shot at singer Kelly Khumalo’s house in Vosloorus.

As per claims by entertainment publication, ZiMoja, the late goalkeeper’s widow is set to get married soon as she has taken things seriously with her current partner.

Speaking on Mandisa’s recent relationship developments, a close source told the above-mentioned publication, “Mandisa will be getting married soon. She has a new partner and our family has blessed her to have a new husband.”

 

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According to another news publication, The South African, at the time of Senzo’s passing he had been married to Mandisa for a year and had a daughter with her. Senzo also had a daughter, Thiago Khumalo with his girlfriend and alleged mistress at the time, Kelly Khumalo.

Entertainment publication, BrieflyNews, also reported that since Senzo’s death, Mandisa has been living a rather private life, adding that, she came from a wealthy family, where she attended Durban University of Technology (DUT) where she studied towards her Diploma in Human Resources and her degree in Business Administration.

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