ndicela ukwazi banzi ngesiduko sam umahlangebi. ndikhula ndizibiza ihlubi elingumarhadebe, ndixelelwa ngoku ndina 25yrs uba ndingumahlangebi. ndincedeni mahlub’amahle. i am self--employed with a master%27s degree currently living in sydney. i bel ...more" 6. Your logic eludes me when you say: "...the above info is misleading cos my argument is not about how many people speak the language, who were involved in the xeno" How then do you determine the ethnicity of a person if you do not use his/her language? "“ithemba asililahlile. iqembu esinalo liqine ngokwanele ukuthi ngo--2019 lingasenza siziqhenye ngokuthi libuye nendebe yomhlaba. ngiyazi ukuthi kuzoba nzima ukuthi abantu bangikholwe ngoba bazosahlulela ngesikwenze kwichampions trophy kodwa iqembu lethu liqinile futhi lingayiwina indebe yomhlaba,” kusho unenzani." HE Mseleku family, which has won people’s hearts because of their reali­ ty show Uthando Nesthembu, will visit Pietermaritzburg to be part of the Khayelihle Concert taking place at Golden Horse Casino tomorrow at 6 pm. Uthando Nesthembu is a polygamy re­ ality show that plays on Mzansi Magic (cha­ nel 161) every Thursday. The Khayelihle Concert is an annual con­ cert that is organised by Khayelihle Funeral Services prior to the Maritzburg City Mara­ thon. The marathon event takes place on Saturday and Sunday. Muzi Mkhize, owner of Khayelihle Funer­ al Services, said they decided to bring the Mseleku family to the city because they want the people of Pietermaritzburg to meet them. “This concert is aimed at giving artists an opportunity to showcase their talents. We then decided to invite the Mseleku fami­ ly since they are managed under Khayelihle Music. This is a big thing for Pietermaritz­ burg and that is why we want to bring them closer to the community. “We know that lots of people love this family and they would like to meet them one day. This is their opportunity to meet them, free of charge. “People will also be allowed to take pic­ tures with the Mselekus without any prob­ lems,” he said. Mkhize said this is the second time the Mseleku family will visit Pietermaritzburg. The first time was during the Pietermaritz­ burg Jazz Festival last year but people had