Khumbul'ekhaya Season 16 Episode 27

[@mvuyisirawu8810]

I am Xhosa nhe but I love Xitsonga I am watching KZbin videos to learn the language, also I feel like the language is sidelined in South Africa. I loved Giyani but did not last I was sad. I want to watch more Tsonga series, I want to see Tsonga actors speaking their language not Zulu or Sotho. Its rare to see Xhosa or Zulu speaking Xitsonga on Tv but Tsonga people mostly know more than one African languages. We can all do better and learn African languages.

[@heathermbambeni529]

Wena ujola nomtsonga qha...that is why you like them whistling

[@tebogorammutla1160]

I think its because they are a minority tribe ,just like venda people

[@NomfundoV8]

@@heathermbambeni529hayibo😂😂😂😂😂

[@mamsymdluli72]

Andile’s voice is healing bathong, I love her so much 💯💯💯

[@ntokzohkandaba4099]

And I just love her even when she smiles wow🥰

[@olgamoshopiadi435]

Rea leboga Admin 😊👍

[@tshepothamana1245]

Sonja's story really highlights that families should explore every avenue and door when looking for lost family members. They knew where she lived but didn't bother looking for her now the blame also lies on their shoulders. But im glad they all forgave each other and i hope they give her the motherly love she needs.👏

[@motheowalerato701]

They probably were also scared as they had been rejected for being 'black' and remember how it was back in those days with regards to segregation 🥺

[@collinsmmakola8652]

Sonja is pain, she didn't have chance to burry her mother. After 40 years. She is on pain, you can feel her voice. The love of mother is priceless. Wish you cn recover quickly

[@sharonmalanga3221]

U are the best admin

[@kgotsi_gadiseema3005]

Andile's make up today 👌😍

[@tshepothamana1245]

Katekos family really needs to unite. Right now her mother doesn't even know where her father is. When kateko came black to Mozambique the grandmother had moved and he doesn't know where she is till this day. Im glad he found his mother alive. 👏

[@howtohustleandmakemoney1996]

i really don't understand why we only rest in peace why don't we live in peace too khumbulekaya is too emotional

[@tselengbotlhole750]

Sonja's story is painful. The mom's family let her down big time

[@mphomkhalipi6537]

@Tselenge Botlhole Don’t you find it intriguing that she knew were her mother’s family stayed yet chose to turn back. What’s changed now that she would rather make the journey with a TV crew at the expense of genuine reunification’s of loved ones.

[@tselengbotlhole750]

@@mphomkhalipi6537 I think at that time she feared rejection.

[@Kutloanos]

@@tselengbotlhole750 they also feared rejection from white people cause they did not want them. No one is to blame here, everything happened because of trauma and mental abuse that black people went through. You don't know the hardship people went through in life so don't ever question their lives. Everyone is exposed to life differently and mostly it is the pain that forces you to see the other world. Sonia had her issues, her mother had issues, extended families had issues too. ITS LIFE!!!

[@tselengbotlhole750]

@@Kutloanos as a mother, I would have made an effort to locate my child. It appears their attempt was half hearted. She is right to vent their anger on them The mom died, they knew where she was, nobody gave a rat's arse to inform her. Ke boloi golo moo. Witches!!!

[@nombusomaureenmkhize3586]

Thanks so much admin

[@cocom1293]

Siyabonga admin 😀😀

[@thoesibanda7769]

Thjoo Khumbul ekhay ibuhlungu bantu😭😭😭

[@angelinethandeka1291]

Ugogo uyifakeleni human hair 😂😂😂

[@heathermbambeni529]

Bathong angeline,please leave gogo alone 🤣🤣guga othandayo

[@tiyanimzamani8958]

😂😂😂😂

[@Marshmallow-1ly]

😂​@@heathermbambeni529

[@siya2016]

Thank you Admin

[@kellzhlongwane9458]

As I wait for next week 🧐

[@mamikiramafoko4095]

It is sad that the poor lady, for 40 years,no one tried looking for her.

[@gebbywoods]

make my day

[@tibelohanspiet8089]

LOVE will always unite us no matter what....

[@collinsmmakola8652]

Sonja looks like her mom😢😢. I share sentiments with you. Very painful story

[@Kutloanos]

They also feared rejection from white people cause they did not want them. No one is to blame here, everything happened because of trauma and mental abuse that black people went through. You don't know the hardship people went through in life so don't ever question their lives. Everyone is exposed to life differently and mostly it is the pain that forces you to see the other world. Sonia had her issues, her mother had issues, extended families had issues too. ITS LIFE!!! Also, I know that is the Sonia's natural tone of talking, but you must understand that older people are frail, so you cant just demand all the answers at one go from the old woman in front of the cameras. They suffered enough, spare them. It is clear that they loved you hence the welcoming ceremony. Be thankful.

[@sinahmahlangu6658]

Thanks Admin

[@charleyshaaz]

That’s a deadbeat mama right there, she’s been very sick but making them babies🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@patiencechivunge8515]

These old parents bakwethu just forget children like that so sad but anyway happy they found them.

[@ChooseU4ever]

It’s crazzzyy

[@cathrinemabowa4884]

Thanks admin

[@Zandile575]

Second story 😭😭😭😭

[@makutloanoseloane7216]

Thank you to khumbulekhaya

[@lindadladla2581]

Aye niyasebenza boy Kyushu shanty angina broadened aye inhale keynote siyabonga

[@lindadladla2581]

Sorry I mean you are doing a good thing people reunited after so many years

[@thapelolesenyeho5714]

1st story, it is just like mine, ai, ran after my dad and his family and they couldn't answer 1 question, why didn't you come and check on me, coz you know where I grew up, you took your family there when you married my mom...mxm and after I found them I'm still the 1 who checks up on them, ai shame. Family will hurt you shame, but we still go strong

[@nomvulairene4177]

Family politics hurts, family can be selfish sometimes 😭😭

[@thapelolesenyeho5714]

@@nomvulairene4177 family will hurt you and then ask you why are you distant, ai

[@chintzrose]

Oh God, Sonja😪👏🏾

[@TSK-i6w]

The second story is so so sad... Lord have mercy .

[@teeq1295]

the second story though,it was too painful to watch

[@ChooseU4ever]

The mother is a freezer, so cold

[@sonile3711]

Some woman are heartless iyoo 😩😢

[@lebomonyamane1135]

@@ChooseU4ever showing no emotions at all...

[@response7296]

Sonja your mom is the one who is wrong here. She failed to look for you while she was still alive and healthy.

[@ndumisosibiya2033]

Notification gang😂👏

[@thabangdigamela765]

Thank you admin 💕

[@ricerale3887]

Sonja's father created the divide. Sonja said it herself that her father said she called them "black" (slurs). So, i understand why they didn't look for her. Her father was wrong for taking her away from her mother and turn around and get married and lose the child. That was the father's fault, 100 percent. More than 40 years ago, what would the black family have done? Nothing.

[@phumephewa4294]

😭😭oh sonja

[@MO-my9tq]

Politicans don't know the damage they do....

[@rasnathngobeni1434]

A wanuna i mafela khwatini.....a man died in the bush😅😅😅😅

[@mahlodibridgette7370]

Sonja 😭😭😭😭😭

[@jostarjoseas6650]

Danko admin

[@cc35506]

Josia Mashava thats a Shona surname. Im sure his father is Zimbabwean.

[@fanie_kleinboy]

Mashaba is Tsonga bra

[@livhuroxyconnysengani7595]

It's Tsonga dear

[@cc35506]

It was spelt as Mashava which is a popular Shona surname. Thats why I assumed. Anyway we are all connected. Mashaba is still a popular name in Zim in the Shangaan and Ndebele communities.

[@naomimotshwari7778]

Ho rough next week

[@kabeloelias7102]

Relatives can be selfish Sonja