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  Africa Mayibuye Movement President Floyd Shivambu has appointed Nolubabalo Patience Mcinga as deputy president of his newly formed party. Mcinga, also known as Queen Khazeka, is the estranged wife of the Abathembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindeyo, an author and activist. The position comes after she and Melusi Gigiba’s ex-wife, Norma Mngoma, were recognised as imbokodo at the African Women Achievers Awards in Zimbabwe. Resonates with personal beliefs Mcinga told Sunday World that the party is aligned with her personal beliefs. Before entering politics, Mcinga had already cemented her role as a social justice activist and development practitioner. Her initiatives cut across education, youth empowerment, skills development, and humanitarian relief. “I represent a generation that refuses to inherit broken systems without fighting for transformation." The former Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MP served in the National Council of Provinces on key committees. These include Security & J...

  Le ncwadi uBuzani Kuwabo ngumdlalo obonisa amandla othando. Ngumdlalo osekelwe phezu kongquzulwana esele kukudala lukho phakathi kwezithethe namasiko emveli kunye nempucuko yale mihla, naphakathi kwabazali abathanda ukutyhala ngesifuba nabantwana bale mihla abangayamkeliyo into yokunyanzelwa. Umoya wenkxalabo, uburharha kwanobunzulu bokubinzwa komxhelo, zonke ezi zixhobo zonandiphiso ziyenze le ncwadi yayeyona ncwadi ithandwa kakhulu kuncwadi lwesiXhosa. A drama about love, family relationships, and the conflicts that arise when traditional expectations clash with changing values.

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