Beautiful actress and rapper Anele Zondo is the iNtombazane of the year… according to her friends who crowned her with this title… The beautiful Mzansi Celeb took to Instagram where she was expressing joy and love for her friends who are always there for her…
The Mzansi TV personality took to Instagram where she shared a series of pictures and its the caption that got our attention… Anele Zondo said – So last night I thought I was going on a date Kant my friends were plotting a ceremony for me and they have dubbed me iNtombazane of the year 🤍❤️🔥
I want to professor boboza my love for my support system GUYS my FAMILY & FRIENDS support SUPPORT me! Like they know all the lyrics to all my songs , they are there for me in moments where I’m they don’t even have to. Sometimes in my prayers I shed a tear of joy because I couldn’t have asked for better and realer friends that I share such a bond with. I can definitely be grateful for the great moments this year and my life has brought but I’m even more grateful for the friends and friendships I’ve kept. Ngyabonga Bangani bami ngothando eningnika lona , namandla
Anele Zondo who was born on September 24, 1994, in Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal was clearly grateful for the owner she got from her friends… as seen in the pictures and videos. You can see more of Anele Zondo’s pictures and videos on her Instagram…
How romantic… seems her man was also in on it as heard from the video below… Seems the multi-talented Mzansi entertainer had an amazing night and was happy about the nice surprise.
It’s always amazing to be appreciated for your talents and it was no different for the beautiful actress and TV personality… she clearly loved every moment of it! We wish her all the best…
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We all need to stand against Gender-Based Violence, and actress Enhle Mbali is protesting in style… The Global 16 Days Campaign, launched by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL) and feminists from around the world at the first Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991, has been used worldwide to call for the elimination of gender-based violence (GBV). It is run annually from November 25 (International Day Against Violence Against Women) to December 10 (International Human Rights Day).
In 2022, the Campaign is continuing its multi-year theme of Ending Femicide. The campaign is also working closely with other CWGL initiatives to build on the previous multi-year theme of ending GBV in the world of work… Enhle Mbali’s form of protest will be her body. The beautiful Mzansi Celeb took to Instagram where she shared this amazing picture with a heartfelt caption… See More
