Introducing the Mndawe Spirit

[@annfeveck3790]

I’m from Caribbean diaspora so I’m thankful for English Very useful information

[@ayandaxaba4121]

This was going to be so beautiful had you allowed her to speak in her mother tongue, so much was lost in the language barrier.

[@nenesibanda4171]

I love how advance our African traditional ways are being exposed to the world , it's said that Africans are the most Spiritual of all and it's really amazing and incredible that we as Africans no longer shy away from who we were and who we are beyond people stating it's demonic and so forth. I appreciate this initiative and the knowledge , it's serving many of us who don't have a proper background of African Spirituality and it's freedom .

[@ga7741]

I don't speak the language nor do I understand the terms used but I got something out of it regardless. I appreciate this and the effort for speaking English for us, your global audience.

[@lucybrokenbro409]

We appreciate the effort gogo put to speak in international language 👏👏👏👏

[@faraiellena3914]

The use of English was greatly appreciated. I am a healer and I trained in South Africa, but I'm not fluent in all the languages. I really was able to better understand my experiences. Thokoza boGogo. I am learning, watching all the way from France🇫🇷. I am so grateful for your efforts. ❤️

[@Lucream2]

Thanks a lot to bring my Ndau calture for people to learn from. I will thank you through the Ndau language. "Tinobonga, mwashuma yambo kutikombidja chiNdau chedu"

[@xabisoashleyxaba4397]

Why did I understand what you just wrote?😳😳😳if I’m understanding correctly you said “thank you for showing/teaching the ways of our Ndau culture?”

[@selassies9783]

If only u c the excitement on my face when I got the notification ❤️❤️🌊🙏🏻

[@WeHaveBeenTrading]

Thank you for sharing. I recommend that this be conducted in the native language because English limits the true explanation and might at times misinterpret or misinform.

[@UniverseBeauty-ff4eo]

💯

[@xolaningwenya9674]

A lot of value and substance is lost when you insist on them using English. I think the discussion would have been very rich if it had been done in her mother tongue. I find most conversation very rich and interesting when the healer uses her preferred language. A lot of substance is lost in translation.

[@busisiwemangethe6290]

Thokoza Khehla..

[@kay_grey]

True but remember there are some that aren’t fluent in African languages,like myself . Grew up in an English environment and also there are viewers that aren’t of African ethnicity . I think the Gogo’s are just trying to accommodate everyone in these very crucial classes 😊.

[@siwalynn8641]

Kgotli Grey subtitles would work best, don’t you think?

[@mphokekana701]

unfortunately english is a medium of exchange and we trying to reach the minds of every individual globally including african diaspora so in order for us to be able to do that we have to engage with a language that everyone can understand.But i get where you coming from.

[@phillipmoloto9295]

I noticed that some Americans are also audiences on this platform

[@ayandamthiyane5409]

You should have told her prior the interview session that you would like her to present in English

[@gogosimenjalo2936]

Thokozani. Please note that we do the work that we do for our emadloti, not to please you nor to meet individual preferences. Each person will take from our work no more or no less than they need to or their spirit requires. Bless you 👏🏽👏🏽☀️

[@jeanmlotshwa8142]

Yes gogo You do it for emadloti akho but you broadcast it on a public platform for people to listen isnt it?

[@jhvmanagement]

Thokoza Gogo, thank you for the work. We are learning. Ageee

[@yamkelahoho4220]

Thokoza Gogo, what is the diet that we are supposed to eat to keep clean?

[@tendanimonyae5722]

Thanks so informative but I think the interviews would be best explained with the language of the healer

[@nonduduzomazibuko6225]

I agree, maybe they can subtitle kungenani. Cause it's losing its essence

[@lindelwanaka8438]

111

[@refiloenkhabu9398]

I also agree

[@phumelelelethukuthula8951]

I also agree

[@princesszinhlehenry7988]

Correct

[@vusumuzivusoulmabena3435]

Hi, please redo this interview but in her language and then put subtitles

[@collennyembe30]

That's the great idea

[@siyabongatumelo1523]

True she should have let her speak her own language

[@dradibossa638]

I fully understand the issues with the dialect. Before I continue with my comment, I so wish people can see the reason why English is used a commodity. The reason why the healer spoke in English, is that other people may not understand the language and since this is recorded live, you may not have time to create subtitles.

[@lindiwelindiwe6109]

There are also African people who do not understand English. This isintu needs to be explained ngesintu too.

[@dradibossa638]

@@lindiwelindiwe6109 and which language will or should we use?

[@bongani9972]

Thokoza Gogo, I think it's best you let your guests speak in their preferred language. To assist those who don't understand that language i suggest maybe at subtitles. Cause honestly forcing them to speak in english looses a lot of info due to them not being able to articulate clearly.

[@sabelontombela6110]

True

[@russellsephi281]

I think I need to femba,, thokoza Gogo,,very informative

[@meliciarapoto8577]

Thokoza Gogo how can I get hold of Gogo sihlahla please help

[@MelodyMelodyseremane]

It will be a pleasure to know Mdawu songs ❤Thokoza

[@nomsebenzi1]

I would have preferred the explanations in the mother tongue...🥺

[@Jambavan.]

Yes for real dou

[@RealPardo]

Me too... hao bathong

[@nenesibanda4171]

I sort of agree, our ancestors speak in our native languages as well, but I guess some people who watch are not familiar with African languages so it's good that they also share in listening and understanding . English is also not our culture as African persons it's just a universal medium we use to communicate.

[@xoliswamfupi6370]

@@nenesibanda4171 i fully agree with you Gogo Nene - let us accomodate each other please

[@awgatsheni6598]

@@xoliswamfupi6370 it's the spirit's language. Let the person speak as abogogo are communicating to them. Then the moderator will translate for you. Can you imagine somebody instead of referring you by your name Xoliswa, keeps on saying .... bla bla ...." Miss or Mrs Apologies Mpufi" bla bla ....

[@lulamamthimkhulu7426]

Thokozani. How do we get hold of Gogo Sihlahla.

[@MelaninNgwane06]

Thokozan bantabadala syabonga gogo sihlahla we highly appreciate information shared🥺📿🙏🌊

[@LizwiButhelezi]

This channel is so informative! Thank you for educating us about our indegenous knowledge.

[@khethiwekhabule-dw1fh]

It's true i was in the same situation when is nguni mndawe your knees i felt like crying when we had to do ndawuwe 👏👏👏

[@xoliswamfupi6370]

Thokozani Gogo,Ngiyabonga ngale lesson kakhulu Will you please do Mndawu songs,Mndawu diet,I have seen myself kule lesson kuBaba Sihlahla's teachings today mostly ( sniffing izinto) Thokoza

[@nenesibanda4171]

I need to listen to amadlozi music , where can I get them . It's like our Gospel music

[@tokelolegodi1136]

I know I'm late but I just got so much clarity from this video, I don't know how I feel. I have done the process but haven't completed it. I still have to parula umndau, I have delayed it for the longest time because I fear water so much, I fear inkukhu. I always have dreams about living in water and and having no escape and having these tall men holding sticks and painted in red waiting for me to come to them. I'm afraid to go to the sea whenever I'm near the sea it reacts and that scares me. talking about the reproductive organs, I've had 3 miscarriages in a space of a year, doctors cant explain it. I really need help,

[@phumzilendlovu6693]

Thokoza Gogo 👏👏 Siyabonga kakhulu, Kodwa we are in Africa, we must share our traditions in our languages. Subtitles will assist.

[@acespace6234]

THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE LESSONS!!!! I CAN'T STRESS ENOUGH HOW THANKFUL I AM FOR ALL THE HELP YOU ARE GIVING. YOU HAVE SURPRISED ME BY BRINGING UGOGO THAT CAN FEMBA!! 🙏🙏 PLEASE I NEED HER CONTACTS IF THAT IF THAT IS NOT A PROBLEM. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!! 👏👏

[@sisey99]

Thokoza Gogo. Thokoza Mkhulu. Is this dlozi also not sometimes be mistaken for spiritual wife or husband? Thank you for bring this ancient know to the youth, they need it at this time. Makwande!❤️😍

[@Beritahh1981]

Those that are saying want explanations in mother tongue... there are people that are watching from all over the world that wouldnt understand your local language. Its good its in english we can all learn. 🙂

[@sibusisiwentshangase6594]

That's unfortunate but the reality of it is that she would have been able to explain better in her language.

[@awgatsheni6598]

It is not for everyone to understand .... it is for those that the message is intended. Do you think Arabic and mandarin or Greek traditional spiritual messages are translated so you can also understand ....? I didn't think so.

[@nomsebenzi1]

@@awgatsheni6598 Couldn't agree with you more...

[@unitribemusic9049]

@@awgatsheni6598 this is not for everyone

[@tauruslove88]

@@sibusisiwentshangase6594 I’m Jamaican and am trying to learn my heritage. It’s helpful for me that it is in English. Unfortunately the people of the diaspora are not blessed with the mother tongues.

[@MelodyMelodyseremane]

How can one get help for i am in a journey with Mdawu but always sick cramps in my stomach

[@makhosinomawa7885]

Thokoza mkhulu Simenjalo, Sicela loMakhosi akhulume ngolwimi lwesintu bandla mzukulu KaGatsheni

[@awgatsheni6598]

If possible please sicela another round of umuntu ozojula ngedlozi lamanzi without language restrictions. Some of us are of water spirits and less is known about idlozi lamanzi, because there's just too many secrets ngamanzi. So gogo siyacela ngokuz'thoba another round please on idlozi lamanz, waterfalls, iziziba, inkosazana, inkanyamba etc ...

[@jabulilemahlangu523]

True ,

[@phillipmoloto9295]

Will it be ok if they give it in sesotho?

[@mfanakamadlokovu]

Syacela onama contact ka gogo shlahla sameva asisize

[@thembekazimu7734]

King Bhungane III said it is misleading the people when traditional healers say that idlozi loMDAWE is a foreign spirit, a foreign spirit cannot be responsible for your wealth and continued to say that idlozi loMDAWE is idlozi leNDAWO, why should one ethwasele idlozi langaphandle? I'm paraphrasing. What he said makes sense leli dlozi lendawo/mdawe resides in the water bodies, the ocean, rivers, etc it is still part of your bloodline, it is not Christopher Columbus who has possessed you. And to say that it is foreign because it comes from Mozambique that is a colonial way of looking at things, we know who put those borders. Now it makes better sense if those who write that it is foreign wrote that it came from Japan or Mexico. We know that our people were nomadic people and still are.

[@mosiuwa7824]

I liked your articulation on this. I agree with you, it shouldn't be treated as literally foreign per se.

[@Shekinah_Glory]

Thanks for including English, my Zulu is not on point and I always wanted to understand what ukfemba means .

[@thabisonkoana4818]

Ndau people are in Zimbabwe n Mozambique so the spirit of ndau is on those regions.sangomas in south Africa go to this regions to accumulate knowledge n more spiritual power thus how spirit is embedded into their body through razor cuts or goblins (isghubu)then you inherit the spirit from generations to your generations.lastly some of people are descendants of ndau tribes during mfecane n other regional wars people got scattered to far near in SADC,thus how ndau spirit is in their genes to this day wherever they are.

[@nkululekodube5168]

@@thabisonkoana4818 can I ask if mdawe people are still alive or ngabantu abangasekho

[@thabisonkoana4818]

Yes.are still alive in Zimbabwe chipinge n Beira,Chimio,Gorongosa,Espungapera n so on the ndau people look like south Africans mostly they facial structure n skin colour they are light or medium dark skinned. Down to earth people but dangerous if provoked.

[@buhlemavuso9227]

Thokoza bogogo please advice; I am slowly coming to terms with the fact that I may have Mndawe Spirit ,What spefic diet do you recommend for one trying to connect to his/her Mndawe spirit ?

[@blackrose9686]

Hi sisi, From personal experience I have found that seafood makes me sick now. If you’ve noticed that, I’d suggest you stop eating it completely. That’s as far as I know at the moment. I hope it helps a bit.🌹

[@tshiamo521]

Thokoza, the diet would mainly be a vegetarian one, no spicy or hot foods and absolutely no alcohol

[@sporom9939]

Why wena ukhulumisa gogo ngeslungu uyadina yaz

[@aobakwemonaise1555]

Gogo Simenjalo has stated many times that English is used to accommodate those who do not understand languages that the healers use. Granted it becomes difficult to explain some things in English. Please be mindful of the fact that the platform attracts people of different cultures, languages, etc.

[@xolaningwenya9674]

Well subtitles can be used...English at the expense of substance is not helpful. A lot of substance is lost when you insist on them using English.

[@awgatsheni6598]

English does not help this journey. The best she can do is summarize what they are saying, BUT not dilute the CONTENT.

[@jabulilemahlangu523]

At the end of the day , our ancestors all work together. Because the west took Over and made English so prime , we still winning. Love light faith peace Abundance Thokozan

[@phillipmoloto9295]

Thanks, and if u want ur own language to be used, then go thwasa at boarding school...

[@inqolobaneyobungomawithnox4588]

Thokoza gogo. Not only the songs, but the messages as well... when you speak, my body reacts nje

[@cecevilakazi7499]

Thokozani... How do I get hold of gogo below.

[@pumzamlondi8538]

Thokozani, I feel that the lesson would have been more impactful if the language of explanation was left to flow naturally. I'm looking forward part two, nonetheless.

[@shezaflame692]

Where can we find gogo? Please anyone. The gogo being interviewed

[@Lucream2]

The foreign Language you refer to is Ndau Language which is part of the Shona Language

[@phyllisharvey878]

This is really informative, thank you.

[@tebogolegodi9766]

Thokoza ,I need to get hold of you mkhulu👏🏽👏🏽details please

[@nomcebogcabashe6724]

Honestly spiritual things, should be discussed in our native language. As Nguni people should be discussed in isizulu. I wish ugogo should’ve shared her knowledge about everything about umndawe without being interrupted .

[@Beritahh1981]

Thokozani.... is there a black and white mndau clothe? I once dreamt i was a child and i was wearing one.

[@ericmphekwane8313]

Thokoza gogo no Mkhulu! Your topic interest me a lot and I wish I could consult personally/physically with Mkhulu. I am currently experiencing a lot of difficulty in my spiritual life. I there ask myself if whether a person can twasssa and later discover you have mdawu in you.If that's the case what do you do?

[@nombusoradebe9434]

What does it mean if you smell impepho or fire endlini

[@koketsomalesolo7728]

You need to constantly burn impepho for your ancestors

[@pearln2308]

Thokoza Gogo, utholakalaphi uGogo Sihlahla sameva?

[@nomcebogcabashe6724]

Can we have a part where she explain this in our vernacular language 😢

[@blackrose9686]

Thokozani, I would like to ask where one can go to find out more about Mndawu songs. I have found that I struggle to get information that may help me understand more about this spirit and I would love to have someone who can help me with in-depth information someone who has worked with this spirit for many years. The help would be appreciated.

[@nenesibanda4171]

I have a question, why does a person with idlozi burp what is the meaning of the burping and sensations that follow.

[@philani_ndu]

Burping us connecting to spirit.

[@sthembilesthe4899]

Thokozani bogog nomkhulu syabonga to share ur knowledge with us

[@awgatsheni6598]

Thokoza gogo ... can we please let people speak in their mother tounge then you can summarize that in English because you seem to insist that people do. When people speak in their mother tounge, yidlozi elikhulumayo. People immediately start reiterating what abogogo nabo mkhulu want us to know through the language of instruction to them, people that you're interviewing. When you insist on them speaking in English there are some of abogogo that you'll offend nabo mkhulu because when they passed they were enslaved by labelungu. There are things you cannot explain in English because they just dont exist in their line of thought let alone consciousness. We lose probably about 40% of wisdom and message through people trying to conform to this English you're insisting on. Please can you invite other people who are going to explain this again in their mother tounge un interrupted then YOU WILL do a synopsis and summary of what it is they were saying. Please siyanicela. We truly understand isilungu but even then when it comes to izinto zedlozi I'm comfortable trying to figure out what is said in someone's mother tounge. The Indians, Jews, Hindus and other tribes will not TRY TO ACCOMMODATE ANYONE when they speak the language of their spirit. Your program is well structured and very very important to our people I've literally listened to everything that has been posted and I continue to await with anticipation more knowledge and wisdom. Nami ngiwumtwana wabantu abadala so I really get sensitive when you rob us of organic messages just because you must reach as much people as possible ngesilungu. Idlozi is amazing because 100 people can tune in to your program but out of a 100 people 10 000 people might be informed by the 100. Its not a mass thing, but its ..... ABOBANI ABALALELE UMLAYEZO TO CARRY IT FORWARD .... so, Gogo reconsider restrictions on language of expression otherwise our people will forever be in the dark because of the very English language you insist is a solution for a broader reach. One day you must invite people who know how important the language is. For instance Engish is a demonic language and has limitations if you want to engage the source directly but it's a topic for another day. It's all in the vibrations, the roof of the mouth and the intonations, the breath and etc etc .... like I said. Topic for another day. Bottom line ... thank you for these programs but be circumspect of the language .... thokoza gogo.

[@thandob.masani8370]

English Has a Limited Vocab Compared to Venac Therefore There's Gonna Be Misconstrued Meanings of Explanations. Rather The Mother Tongue

[@awgatsheni6598]

@@thandob.masani8370 ..... and it would be pointless, because the message would be for .... KZbin numbers instead of abogogo nabomkhulu getting the knowledge across. I totally disagree with the dilution ...

[@FortheNatives]

well said isinuthu asitholikwa

[@jeanmlotshwa8142]

@@FortheNatives Agreed Gogo we will appreciate if you try and speak up coz you are toooo soft We hardly hear what you are saying

[@gibsonmthandeni8518]

looking to find assistance concerning umndawe how to find gogo Sihlahla

[@phyllisharvey878]

How do we get hold of you?

[@sibusisiwentshangase6594]

I recently started praying in my room and I sensed an evil spirit and I told my family about it. A few days later something attacked me while I was sleeping and pressed me down against the bed, I prayed and it shut my mouth somehow so I continued praying in my head. I had a dream where I was told "Kade kwashiwo, mandawe." I also dreamt of a woman beat a drum and calling ancestors, ngavukelwa idlozi and I felt movement around isinye or my stomach, ngahayiza. I still have to go cleanse so my path can be clear, so i wonder if I have mndawe spirit. Thokozani 👏

[@nenesibanda4171]

This is beautiful.

[@jabulilemahlangu523]

Where can we get Ndau songs

[@Sani_____]

Some parts were inaudible but loved it still 🌻🌻🌻

[@abieencube3917]

Thokozani bantwana bethonga❤👏👏

[@DaphneyMonnakgotla]

Lesedi is it possible to do this video again in your language We have lost a lot of meaning and I strongly feel that translation spoiled the whole thing

[@pearlgelo5917]

I need help ndawe I just found out that I have mdwawe dlozi

[@lettatsotetsi1488]

Can I have gogo Sihlahla contact number

[@flowideas5429]

Ndaramawu 👏👏👏

[@khafulacetshwayo5398]

Siyabonga nice content. Simuthole kanjani uGogo Sihlahla. Contact details?

[@nonhlanhlamango5905]

Can I wait with you

[@kassanova111]

Thank you for doing it in English! I understand it would have been more informative in her native language but for someone doesn’t speak it she did a great explaining

[@siyasangadamane4173]

Thokoza Gogo can we please have number ka Gogo Sihlahla and where is she in SA. Would love to visit her.

[@simphiwemhlongo3562]

Thokoza gogo , I found out early this year that I have ndawu spirit and a few weeks ago I dreamed of a Sangoma that I know telling me that my gift "ndawe spirit" is from Congo. I don't know if you can get the spirit from Congo people because I only heard ndawe spirit is from Mozambique. My Question is can a person get a ndawe spirit from Congo, I'm confused 🤦‍♀️

[@Sani_____]

Ndawe spirit can be from whichever part of Africa love. But people that are in Zimbabwe and Mozambique ngibo abazi banzi ngalo kakhulu Thokoza🌻

[@simphiwemhlongo3562]

@@Sani_____ thanks😘

[@nonhlanhlamango5905]

How can I get gogo Sihlali contact details

[@matiro7810]

Hi, please share if you have the contacts.

[@sharonshaz9699]

Thokoza gogo dream of school yet you have thwasadi What does it mean 👏👏👏

[@phumezadumbu6304]

Thokoza Gogo how can i get hold of number ka Gogo Sihlahla...please please

[@frankthor8431]

Thokoza Gogo Besides one dreaming of water and reproductive system not okay are their any other ways it manifests it's self to a person who doesn't know they have le dlozi Thokoza

[@richardsheffield2823]

❤❤❤

[@matiro7810]

Please share contact details for Gogo Sihlahla.

[@zanelemotha6107]

Ngiyilindze ngemehlo labovu 😅

[@SboneloTauLuthuli]

Bekungakuhle kube le interview yenziwe ngesiZulu, hhayi ngesiLungu ngoba kuningi okulahlekayo nokungezwakali.

[@teeceeza149]

Shuuuu so many ads 😭😭😭

[@mfanakamadlokovu]

Tokoza gogo mndawuwe gogo ngicela inumber yako pliz i need u urgently im dying where can i find u

[@sibongilenhlapo255]

Thokozani bogogo may I have gogo Sihlahla contact details 👋

[@nomalangamngomezulu8743]

Very informative session but I would like the healer to use their language

[@phillipmoloto9295]

Lesela goi naganna o le mongwe, re naganele le rona

[@nomsamashaba9440]

The mdawe dlozi are very abroad you can find them in church it's possible not all mdawe are strong only the special the who have gift ofcourse go go u really understand the mdawe dlozi so far u only I relate athers i cn say they relate but don't really posses them

[@bubblymatseba2963]

What is ukufemba

[@lucybrokenbro409]

Where do we contact gogo

[@nomsamashaba9440]

By the spirit

[@zamacele4608]

I appreciate these sessions but I think essential information is left out because of the language they are using.

[@vuyomaduna9187]

Ngike ngaphupha ngigqoke lelihiya elithwelwe ngu lo Cc Eli meroon and white ngigida ngamadolo endlini engu round ku shunqiswe impepho ndeva ivoice ethi uyogcina uyile e Mozambique

[@mogalekganya]

Kudingeka uyotwasa

[@vuyomaduna9187]

@@mogalekganya ngiyasaba

[@collennyembe30]

Why English ?clearly she can't at articulate better maybe you try to interpret because she having difficulty elaborating what's important

[@everjoyndlovu4212]

Please try to let them speak in their mother tongue english takes away some of the full meaning of message being put across 👏 Thokozani

[@dikeledidjkekana4729]

Can i please have your contacts

[@noxoloxolloh1017]

Thokoza gogo m still doesn't get the meaning of ukufemba

[@sithgasa2063]

Kutshoni ukuba uphuphe utshelwa ukuba UMDAWU in the north. I also had a dream where l am wearing a shiny necklace with 3 tassels on it .but l dont understand what does it mean to say UMDAWU in the North and l was told this 3times in my dream please help if you can clarify

[@thanduxolomamba8772]

The north could mean Mozambique, Zimbabwe or Malawi, that's were the Ndauwe spirits are from and the Ndauwe tribes or people, so it could be that your ancestors are from there.

[@njabulophiri4583]

Phansi ngesilungu, phansi!

[@chelencube4765]

Thokoza gogo eyii mina qolo yafa kuyenzeka liyohlala lapho nah

[@lindiwelindiwe6109]

Yes

[@ntokozombili6716]

I so wish to understand but ngathi ningake nithi ukuqinisa ngasesizulwini because this is nguni traditions please angibukeli phansi isingisi but honestly I feel like you criticizing our nguni language..Thokoza gogo👏👏👏

[@ayandantini3800]

Thokoza Gogo

[@mphomakhalemele6096]

Mndawe ke Siphiri

[@awgatsheni6598]

Interesting ... please qhubeka.

[@thandob.masani8370]

...

[@phillipmoloto9295]

Not only mndawe, most of the spiritual matters are secret,, my ancestors complained and stopped showing me things coz i share my dreams with everyone... so the trick is dont share until u know and understand what needs to be shared and who to trust... most friends around you are just foxes in sheep's skin

[@yamkelahoho4220]

@@phillipmoloto9295 thanks

[@pearlthobilentuli5895]

The one asking questions must understand she is addressing masses,not to talk like she only wants someone next to her to hear or better she must find someone with a clear voice like that of gogo.Am wasting my data for nothing,poor connection as well.

[@suzanmarutla1470]

I wish she was allowed to explain in her mother tongue.

[@quintonndukuya7728]

Thanks for this lesson, I really appreciate it. I would like to get Gogo Sihlahla's contacts if possible as she has touched on very pertinent issues that has got me interested on going through Ukufemba by her. I have a calling and have been struggling with it for the past two years. I'll leave my email address: [e-mail] for a response if her contacts cannot be publicly disclosed. Thank you in advance.

[@busisiwemangethe6290]

Please Gogo, next time you translate it in English yourself. Ezamadlozi zijulile kakhulu we dont like this English thing.