My life In Prison | Unpacked with Relebogile Mabotja - Episode 67 | Season 3

Guests share how their life of crime made them serve life in prison and how the experience in prison was.
Studio Guests: Mlungisi Zondi & Vusi Mashilo
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[@puseletsomoleko7878]

Mlungisi is also brutally honest, no cap!

[@babssophia3498]

Mlungisi God elevated him, everything he says is so touching and his voice u can hear he learned a lot Spiritually, is not him speaking but the voice of God.

[@boledielizabethmaake8369]

Very true Amen

[@musakubheka9255]

So true

[@ayandakakana9172]

tires running all over my face GOD BLESS HIM

[@sousacool3493]

true..

[@nonkolo_faith]

This is the second time I am hearing Mlungisi speak about this on KZbin and it breaks my heart every time! They really took advantage of him.,.. there is an innocence I see in him, may God continue to keep and protect him. I wish him so many blessings!!! As a mom of two boys he is teaching me a lot.

[@sumeiyaali5663]

Innocence (correct phrase)🤞🤞

[@lucricia_mokgolo]

😥💔

[@fananxele8293]

Yeah, he was young and he was also scared njengoba esho and they took advantage instead of protecting umntwana

[@Bongs_97]

where else is he talking about his experience

[@mulaedzamonica5511]

From gender network right?

[@katlehosetebe7889]

I love how Mlungisi mentions God in everything he talks about 🥺♥️

[@portiamailula4706]

And by God's grace look how healthy he looks despite his situation ❤

[@namisazulu1372]

Mlungisi was so honest. I wish he could come back.

[@nokuthulakhumalo2505]

Mlungisi could have done this interview alone ,no cap 🤞🏾 ....very informative interview ...I'm glad they both turned their lives around for the better

[@lindelaniratshalingwa7307]

True, I started knowing mlungisi from The Agenda Network

[@napo6291]

So mlungisi wasn't a man enough??

[@vanisamantile665]

My heart goes out to Mlungisi. This guy is emotionally intelligent, thank you for interviewing him. I wish him well!

[@relebogilemabotja215]

The interview was honestly such a pleasure!

[@jenniferclaasen-zs1kf]

01:41 I wish i can just fold Mlungisi in my arms and give him a warm hug.🙏

[@sphiwemhlanga1374]

Mlungisi is very brilliant and a hard worker.... I got a chance to work with him around 2015,2016 and he is very open about his life in prison....and he encouraged the youth in our community to stay away from crime to avoid goi g through the same experiences he went through..... His stories are very touching

[@mellonn7460]

Nothing in life can ever break Mlungisi. This guy went through all of his life alone. Rehabilitating yourself is the toughest road anyone ever has to take. Big ups to this man! May he go far in life.

[@relebogilemabotja215]

💯

[@johnkaterere]

True this mulungis is da man

[@misst1869]

The guy in plain blue has so much to say, He could do this interview alone 🙌

[@mpume131]

True Ms.T.I just like the way he looks at life now very matured young man

[@modiehimahlunuku4245]

What is the name of his book

[@hikertravellornatureenthus4816]

Mlungisi’s story is so touching… he accepted God and I wish him protection and a healthy life forever and ever… Amen!

[@ncobileprudence5680]

Amen

[@rudomunyaradzi8199]

9m

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

Amen 🙏

[@princewama3152]

We really want mlungisi to come back.. He has more to share

[@daisymakhate2383]

I fully agree!

[@angelnomathemba2561]

Come back with episode 2

[@hrhprincessfifymo9037]

100%

[@taydow4135]

Solo interview this time

[@zandimaphaha3943]

I feel like Vusi is those kind of men who don't want to be associated with the stigma of convicts and rape in prison,at first he said he never saw any rape in prison then later said it di happen to others but not to him,I didn't like how he said "it's a choice" after Mlungisi clearly explained that he had to join the number to be safe from abuse,I believe that Vusi might also be downplaying his experience and I wish to hug Mlungisi not because I feel sorry for him but I'm inspired by his strength,prison did not break him💛

[@mantoamamsika6925]

I feel like Vusi is not being too honest. Maybe he doesn't want to be humiliated eLokhshini yake.

[@sandrangwenya5389]

But though he looks like he is sick

[@nthabisengmahlangu865]

He is lying

[@gcinilenkambule2141]

Mlungisi needs his own part 2, he really went through the most💔 and got alot to share

[@sizaphlox]

Yoh I agree. I'd love to hear more of his story

[@zeb4721]

You can get to hear alot more on Agenda Network - Mlungisi is there also sharing his experience

[@thabomgwenya6897]

Check "the agenda network"

[@kelebogilemnculwane6902]

I hope Ausi Relebogile can see your comment mtaka baba and do it

[@montgomerykgatlhane6638]

I Stan, I think Mlungisi could have been given the platform on his own. There's still quite a lot that a lot of people could actually hear about his prison experience. I've seen one of his prior KZbin videos, and I can say the history that he has, is just immense.

[@kingthembabuthelezi]

I love how people are allowed to express themselves in their mother tongue because some shows have brilliant stories but they get watered down by broken English and we lose the purpose of the interview. This interview was refreshing and very much needed 🙌🏽

[@siziphiwemazule2488]

Am I the only one who was bothered by Vusi pointing out how he had decided that he needed to be "man enough" and how he kinda invalidated Mlungisi's experience. Yes they may have had different experiences but one can tell his story without trying to shadow the other person's right? And anyway, Mlungisi was way too young when he went to prison.

[@perfectmoments01]

It got my attention too, but I don't think he meant it like that. I think he was just trying emphasize that he needed to be able to stand up for himself given the circumstances he was presented with - not necessarily to immasculate Mlungisi or invalidate his experience (used in example).

[@nkosisimphiwe10]

Yah it didn’t come out right. I don’t know but I fe like there could’ve been a better wording

[@MalindiPearl]

And I think he did realise that yena he was older when he went to prison (27) unlike Mlungisi who was way younger 16/ 18...

[@siziphiwemazule2488]

@@MalindiPearl Yeah I saw that at the end. My comment was posted mid interview.

[@patienceikombele9161]

Yes, but remember Mlungisi was young. Maybe man enough as in old adult.

[@samanthantuli1482]

Part two with Mlungisi only please

[@pumyzee]

I feel like Vusi was not ready to reveal a lot about his experiences in prison and he is somehow playing it down as if it wasn’t that bad for him. I strongly believe there’s more he witnessed and experienced than he is willing to share for whatever reason. Mlungisi on the other hand is really open and honest about his painful experience and is ready to lay it all out, and I applaud him for that. I wish Mlungisi all the best and healing in his new chapter in life and I hope the youth will learn from such stories and stay away from crime 💝 ❤️

[@mpoetsiramolahlehi7131]

I honestly noticed that.. after Mlungisi mentioned that he was raped and was forced to join a gang to protect himself Vusi made it look like he didn't go through that because it was a choice and that he had to be man enough....it was rather unsympathetic and condescending

[@Tebstechpodcast]

Vusi didn't even tell his family that he was almost choked to death

[@sisiphoB]

I think so too Pumy

[@zingimazongs274]

Yep yep I saw that he kept talking about how not easy jail is... But on the flip side I think he is here to promote himself rather than sharing the experience which is a shame in a way

[@dorahkeabetswe7880]

Yoooh prison is really hectic! Imagine sleeping with a corpse because the prison guard didn't open the door at that time 😱! It's a sad punishment to go into prison to correct your ways then all of a sudden u are raped and infected with HIV at that time you are a virgin 🤢

[@arnejooste]

I loved listening to the guy in the white shirts story… it so sad, I don’t know how he went 10 years without having any visitors… that must have been so long and lonely… but he overcome his obstacles. You are strong ❤️

[@learnwithme322]

And he's oozing positivity!

[@mpumelelontombela589]

Can you imagine everyone else has family around and goods to take back to the cell and he's alone

[@celestenunes6491]

I agree with you too. May God continue to bless him.

[@zamajobesithole2429]

Shame painful

[@sindilembenga1031]

May Our God continue to give Mlungisi courage and strength to teach our children about life in jail

[@lethaboletsoalo529]

I loved this interview. Yoh uVusi was just telling us how educated he is and generalizing every question he is asked. Mlungisi really did well and part 2 of him alone would be nice. @unpackedwithrelebogile can't we have ladies who can narrate to us about female prisons and unpack all aspects involved?

[@thembiq6598]

Vusi was raped too, too much pride there

[@mpume131]

What Mlungisi says it's so painful but TRUE I have a relative whose a warder when he shares what happens in prisons you realize that no one is safe both the prisoners and warders.When they fight inside the wardes are not sure if it's happening or it's a trap that's why they don't act immediately.

[@GuyFromSouthAfrica]

The other chap seems to he hiding his real experience you can see how mlungisi looks at hime when he talks. When asked about his experience he changes the answer to lessons. Do this don't do that 🤔 type of vibes. Mlungisi told us the truth, nothing but the truth. Respect!

[@lindelaniratshalingwa7307]

He is hidding something

[@GuyFromSouthAfrica]

@KaHadebe true, but the show is called unpacked for a reason, unpack or stay home ooooo 🙂

[@ndumiedlamini6428]

True.

[@Lmngx13872]

And you can see his health is not okay

[@marshathomas6422]

Before I watched seeing him on the cover I thought he was the one who contracted HIV .. also him saying people think prison is a hotel 🧐 and I’ve heard stories about leokop prison it is definitely not as smooth as he says it is. How is he even teaching about his experience if he is not ready to share it all let alone coming to this show 🤔

[@zamambomkhize2390]

Mlungisi is such an inspiration honestly, we thank you for your level of honesty and in telling your truth you will heal. May god continue to bless you Mlu , you are amazing . Keep going , fall down seven times, get up eight 🤛🏽

[@EkhayaNoYayo]

As much as I can say individuals can have a different experience in the same situations I do feel vusi was very reluctant to be honest. The way he made it seem like the young man in white brought rape upon himself really is upsetting to watch, at every moment he got he would highlight weaknesses /drugs / not being man enough. It’s ok to tell your story without shitting on someone else’s.

[@mmathaborathete1217]

All the best to the Gentlemen...I bought Mlu's Book: LIFE BEHIND BARS ,very interesting

[@phindilemahlangu894]

Where can I get myself a copy

[@CingwaneElihle]

@Mmathabo where can I get the book??? I loved his interview!!

[@musakubheka9255]

I need a copy too where can I get it

[@mjmeternal2696]

Where did you get the book?

[@tinyikochauke5123]

Pls share the front page.. I need much info about it. I want to buy it.. Even if I don't have money.

[@badiri1475]

Notice how Vusi kept on invalidating what Mlungisi was saying; Mlu: I got raped Vusi: I had to be "man enough" (To avoid getting raped perhaps?) Mlu: I had no choice. (remember, he was just a kid) Vusi: It's a choice. (????) Also, I hope everyone else in here also feels that what Vusi shared with us was just a drop in the ocean. Man was hiding a lot of things but made it sound like yena he was having it light in there instead...which is a lie. At least that's how I feel. However, I respect both of these gentlemen very much.

[@simphiwengwenya4337]

thats so true i feel like vusi was raped too , he just doesnt want to share hes experience ...

[@rangariraimancube8289]

I think he even got HIV from the prison,though he is hiding it.Vusi be blessed and thank you for sharing. Indeed he keeps invalidating what Mlu said. My Mom never visited. Vusi my Mom was my pillar.

[@badiri1475]

@@rangariraimancube8289 He is ridiculously annoying.

[@_pandorah._]

True. Vusi shaped his story to invalidate Mlu’s story. I didn’t like that but oh well…Mlu does sound like a strong man, happy how he turned his life around.

[@rangariraimancube8289]

@@badiri1475 indeed

[@jeromemoremi8063]

I am so proud of Mlungisi as I also got a chance to run his story while he was still Mpumalanga Nelspruit and he changed a lot of youth in Nelspruit

[@NolwaziRNgomane]

Mlungisi being optimistic about his experience is so heart breaking💔 but it brings hope to us all to have a pure heart like him 🔥

[@tshepangmotaungmotaung1674]

the other prisoner (the teacher) his experience with prison sounds like paradise. The real story here is by Mlungisi.

[@khetimthembu8465]

Yesss

[@sibonginkosinyathi7580]

Akudlalwa ejele kuyanyiwa akekho ongakuxoxa konke okwenzeke ejele

[@bekithembasibanda6792]

And he's sick too!!, hiding it coz he's damn too proud of him self fucken nuby!!

[@tshepangmotaungmotaung1674]

And did you see how he kept refering to Mlungisi's rape? Esp the part where one of the students "attacked" him for a question paper.

[@Lmngx13872]

Maybe he's thinking about how people are going to look at him or perceive him at home once he truly reveals his real prison experience

[@dakaloentertainment9461]

I don't understand why a good story has to always appear sad. Vusi is also telling his story and that's his story. No pride in it. He was privileged to have a supportive mother, courage and matured. Mlungisi on the other hand has his own story that he owns Up to. So big up to both of them for sharing their story. Blessing as Vusi says and tough as Mlungisi says, we love you guys

[@redeemedandloved5905]

Well said just 2 different men with different backgrounds both found themselves in prison for different reasons .Moral of the story they both agree jail is not a good place.

[@ntsoakimokotjo2490]

I wish the gents got two seperate interviews.

[@sds2954]

These guys stories are very inspiring. The fact that they were able to turn their lives around like that. What Mlungisi went through could have broken him but through sheer will and God's grace he has turned his life around and using his life story to inspire others. I hope his story reaches as many youth as possible.

[@tshepangmoyo9139]

I am not a fan of this is the best 🌟 and a few others are doing it is not the only one who has a very nice to have the opportunity for the first time since I have a lot to learn 🎓 and a few others are doing it is not the only one who has a very nice to have the opportunity for the first time since I have a lot to learn 🎓 and a few others are doing it is not the only one who has a very nice to have the opportunity for the first time since I have a lot to learn 📕 and a few others are doing it is not the only one who has a very nice to have the opportunity for the first time since I have a lot to learn 🎓 and a few others are doing it is not the only one who has a very nice to have the opportunity for the first time since

[@anehanele4075]

When he says i under wear wayeyithunga 😭that part inghlukumezile Ey shame 😭😭😭

[@sihleqengqeleka7125]

Mlungisi, you've been through a lot my brother, but you seem to have emotionally healed... 💪

[@sweetriamabuza4316]

Mlungisi I love you hleeee big up❤

[@thandekangubane3494]

I'd love to hear women talking about their experience being incarcerated in South African prisons.

[@eliannahchrista9301]

I was thinking the same thing too

[@ViweQuza]

check out unpopular facts on youtube...basically they say its easy.

[@alocraft506]

My God is powerful topic I stay where boys and girls 12, 13 😭belong to a gang the guys may God keep and bless thay work

[@sandisiwemadondo9722]

I agree Thabdeka

[@kellyalexander7347]

They have got episodes on KZbin

[@thulileblou5386]

I enjoyed watching Mlungisi unpack his story,he did he with a passion for a person who went through all that.Vusi yena had witnessed inmates dying, slept with corpses yet his experience was somewhat good.Worse there are similarities between their stories.I find it hard to believe he was really open.

[@mpumelelontombela589]

I also feel Vusi held back, he wanted to show that he was man enough

[@nombulelokupa653]

I'm also doubting his honesty

[@phushmnyakama16]

True, he definitely was not entirely honest (the older guy)

[@lebohangmotsoeneng5412]

I doubt he was being honest everything was easy on him every school everything education AI I didn't buy his story

[@mantoamamsika6925]

I don't think Vusi is purely honest. He's holding back

[@sizaphlox]

I really appreciate how candid mlungisi is.

[@busiswamabaso3957]

When he said he is blessed that he went through all those things because if it wasn't him than who😭😭😭 like no man it was never suppose to be you, you were just a child❤️ but I love his spirit God has really worked on him.

[@gugushabalala1691]

I wish Mlingisi had his own interview, he had so much to share with clear insight. I really appreciate his transparency and honesty. His story is heartbreaking, I hope God continues to strengthen him.

[@mantoamamsika6925]

He gave us insights of prison. South African men actually hide what's going on in there.

[@mongezimahlangu4544]

Drug addict plus 16 years of age, a mother who's a drug addict, no visitor for 10 years? That's a recepy for disaster...God heal this guy hey

[@khabeolebetse2356]

🙏

[@tequilamockingbird6734]

Yoh uMlungisi went through so much💔 at a young age he was never set up for success. But look at him thriving & well. I hope God continues to bless both men abundantly ❤️

[@Anele_M]

God bless Mlungisi! Such a wonderful soul ❤️

[@xolilengcobo9969]

Yoooh, I wish I could give Mlungisi a tight hug 😭😭he's been through a lot xem😥

[@ntombenanimlinda3265]

Vusi is capitalizing on Mlungisi's story. Everything he says he makes sure is the opposite of Mlungisi's experience. Mxim

[@tetelomaphila8430]

Right?! He tries to turn every bad thing Mlungisi experienced into a "how i made it a positive thing" story.

[@peellohmhlongo6188]

He is hiding alot and dojjing questions answering in his own different way, this guy is been raped as well just like he said some off the things even his family dont know some of the things that happened

[@ireadwhatilike1967]

Lebo thank you for giving us a show that allows us to understanding REAL stories of ordinary people that we would otherwise never hear. There is a tendency in South African television to continue giving us shows that only interview celebrities where we mostly learn that they started singing at Sunday School at 4. The times that you have interviewed celebrities, it is always about their lives outside being a celebrity. I am personally learning so much about the human experience 🌹🌹🌹

[@mihlalinxasana6734]

Mlungisi! 🙌🏾 what a captivating interview… so sincere, open and honest. We truly appreciate his honesty. Where can we purchase his book or donate to his cause?

[@blinkym21]

At 18 and 27 their experiences were always going to be different. Their upbringings also sound like they were so different. I wish the other guy was a little more empathetic to Mlungisi’s experience. I am glad Mlungisi survived his painful ordeal and I hope he lives long ,so that his experience can be a lesson to others♥️.

[@thelmanojova8730]

True it felt like Mlungisi was supposed to do something off which there was nothing to do

[@fananxele8293]

Very true, that's why they both have different experiences

[@sarahissa9466]

It could also be because that the where in different types of jails as well i heard a lot of bad things about Westville poison

[@nomzamozamora1535]

Heyi uvusi nje wahamba wayofunda

[@sethabilenxele8580]

You know nothing beats the truth because it comes from your heart. Truth and only truth.. That's what Mlungisi has shared with the world. I salute him

[@puseletsomoleko7878]

We could definitely hear Mlungisi out one more time. He definitely went through it, Yoh!!!

[@samkelisiwezungu3395]

Vusi for me is like he is making him better than Mlungisi of which he was young. I feel sorry for Mlungisi, He went through the worst may God heal him.

[@Don-co1ft]

You judge to much

[@snazom8643]

I love Mlungisi’s energy and his story telling….

[@bonniem5963]

I didn't like the guy in blue invalidating the other guy's experience in jail. It's clear why they had such different experiences. One day someone needs to do an investigation on Westville prison, sounds like hell on earth

[@mpoetsiramolahlehi7131]

His comment was unsympathetic and very condescending, I was really disappointed

[@mapulalemekoane8375]

Yes I felt like he was blaming him that he got raped because he was not man enough or aggressive enough forgetting that he was child when going to prison

[@asefika4299]

Soo true 🥺

[@sibonginkosinyathi7580]

Wonke amajele all over the world 🌎they are hell on earth 🌎

[@ayandamgiba3912]

@@mapulalemekoane8375 I thought I was the only one who noticed the things he was saying

[@Natasha-yv6os]

I agree with Mlu jail doesn't change a person hence why some people come out and still do the same crime it's up to you as an individual to change your life

[@sineguguvilakazi6502]

Mlungisi's story is very traumatizing and touching 😭🥺life is really unpredictable shame and indeed our relatives that come from prison need our full support because WOW🔥

[@angelsthoko1121]

Everytime Mlungisi speaks I just wanna cry

[@morongwamocwaledi7248]

I cried yho, this man went through the most.

[@thabomoepi7783]

Vusi is trying to act like a prison cheeseboy, he is avoiding talking about details, School cant save u from real prison experiences. Mlungisi thank you for your honesty and courage to open up, you are the real man in this interview.

[@martharanchia520]

Vusi unamanga nje qha ejele akusi ka Gogo wakho skolo or no skolo age or nor age jail is hell syabonga Mlungi nathi sizofunda kuwe nama teenagers akumamele big up Mlungi God is gonna heal you

[@thulaneashley9603]

@@martharanchia520 totally vusi his not letting the truth out, that place is Hell!😒

[@GraceMalepa]

Vusi ignores the questions he is not willing to talk about life in prison he is doggy😏

[@babalwamdikeli1565]

Thank you Mlungisi for being honest🙏

[@katenhe]

Vusi sounds like he was in a bootcamp , training (studying) and having fun whilst at it

[@bongisiphophillip1100]

He is a liar

[@On_PointwithN]

He is lying 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tshiamomoahloli9991]

I’m so glad that Mlungisi spoke his truth even when Vusi was always trying to invalidate him. God bless Mlungisi, He has a big heart ❤️

[@carolinechihota8507]

Proud of you Mlungisi for standing up after all that has happened to u at such a tender age. May God continue opening great and successful doors for u.

[@shaunmabula8104]

He didn't try to invalidate anyone, he was just sharing his story. He couldn't change his story because mlungisi story is worse

[@sinawomatomane3985]

No he did and its like he wanted to sound superior than Mlungisi. Even though Mlungisi's story was worse but there is a bit of arrongancy on this Vusi guy. He sounds cocky for someone who says jail ain't easy @@shaunmabula8104

[@rennymiyelane570]

Vusi always brings studying as an excuse to fold the story

[@ebonyatoti]

That is his expressed lived experience and how he says he focused to survive. It would not be fair to invalidate it. Fact is he was in jail which is obvs no walk in the park. The rest is... just the rest. He is a new man.

[@ntombiyelangaskylarngcobo8463]

So annoying...he acts clever but he really knows he got raped or he was a rapist himself

[@siyabongashangase6385]

Mlungisi's story is the story I would like to hear more about in detail since he has been in different prisons in S. A. I wish he could have a tell all interview.

[@siyabulelaebenezerhezekiah2702]

Search channel called " The Agenda Network " and look for his videos....thats where he tell his story...

[@tinyikochauke5123]

I wish to follow him on Facebook page or Instagram.. 😭😭😭

[@busi889]

Vusi is not open n honest with himself..holding back..body language says it all...all off the best Mlungisi u are indeed an ambassadar

[@spykos160]

Though it feels like Vusi is understating his experience in Prison. We simply cannot expect two people from two different prisons to have the same kind of experiences or stories to tell.

[@Leradennis]

We don’t expect them to have the same experience, we expect them to show empathy to those sharing their experiences. Vusi kept invalidating Mlungisi’s sexual assault and reasons for joining a gang as if Mlungisi chose those circumstances himself.

[@spykos160]

@@Leradennis What you saying makes sense though..

[@vuyelwamvandaba7210]

I am so touched by Mlungisi 's jail experience. Wish I can watch more of his story.

[@franknolutshungu6802]

I enjoyed Mlungisi's part and motivation, he is brave and an inspiration 🙏

[@gwenzozodlams2307]

Served 10 year sentence with no visitors,very Sad😭

[@relebogilemabotja215]

💔

[@mpume131]

I won't think I would survive 10yrs without seeing anyone from my family worse am in prison

[@thabilesthole2551]

@@mpume131 ççc

[@lucillapodrenik4413]

Sorry to say this U Mlungisi looks more healthy than U Vusi # thank you so much for sharing your honest story Mlungisi all the best in life .

[@rojamillerover]

You are right, Vusi looks unwell

[@mjmeternal2696]

Stop telling the truth. I noticed that too. It's like the one who is sick is Vusi. He's hiding something

[@faith9224]

The truth will set you free😊

[@philanishange7806]

Anikhulumi jesu

[@mokganyetjimphahlele4551]

Mlungisi was too young when he went to prison. He seems like a good and honest man. May God bless him and give him the strength to do more and help others who are currently in the same situation he was in when he was still a teenager. I'm sorry that you had to endure all you did. I can imagine, as a child stranded in the streets, you would have done anything that the older guys tell you to do. I'm sorry you had to experience what you have experienced.

[@matsajeme9277]

I need a channel for Mlungisi alone, there is a lot we can learn from him and his honesty is real. Stay blessed Mlu and I'm definately gonna buy and read your book.

[@nonkululekombambo3413]

Can we get part two of Mlungisi's story. He has gone through the most and has a lot to share.

[@wendyledwaba5018]

You can watch it on The Agenda Network

[@minenhlemthembu5228]

This brought tears to my eyes. I am happy that these two gentlemen have changed their life's for the better. I would like to please ask to for their email address. I am an SGB member in a school with gangsterism and drugs. I really think it would help to have these gentlemen come speak to our students.

[@zingimazongs274]

Sis Lebo bring back Mlungisi alone so he can share more

[@mandisafst4356]

so much wisdom in Mungisi, thank to both gentlemen for sharing their stories

[@refinedrevolt]

Vusi makes prison sound like he just went Uni 🙄🙄 just study study study. How is that someone's first thought when their going to prison

[@RayOfLetsatsi]

Literally sounds a university experience👀mhm the lies..

[@noluthandomqakelana6417]

🤣🤣🤣 so true

[@meet_sinex10]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tebogothelcy7451]

He didn't have any protection but he wasn't raped or beaten up, he jst saw ppl dying in front of him... He's lying tjo

[@suenyathi1305]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lungileringani2693]

Total respect for these men for doing this interview.🙌🏿

[@skot_onthebeat]

Can we just thank Relebohile for asking the right questions , so many people don’t know how to conduct interviews

[@masiyamothwanga]

Especially matters that touch on abuse.

[@favouredphakoe2750]

i personally know Vusi, I did financial statements for his business , what a humble man and very caring , very inspiring as well.

[@nqobilemahungu5279]

Stop lying Vusi is still very shady AF. He doesn't even do shit for his kids.. He can't be an honorable man when he was one of people who looted the most during that looting period... Stop lying to people this guy is a piece of shit 🙄

[@faith9224]

He seems like he has no sympathy for that young man and when you see him again please remind him to add sympathy to his humility 😊

[@Thoughtsbyme-ts4jz]

Prison is horrible, it’s sad to see someone who unfortunately goes down the bad path and goes to prison. Its good that they didn’t let it define their whole lives. They learned and came back to their society as contributing members

[@joytaki4210]

I feel like vusi is lying about his experience in jail he's not being totally honest and Mlu your the man your sincerely honest and God will continue to bless you that's why you God changed it all from life sentence to 10yrs because of your honesty..much love and respect for you my guy..

[@ZenandeNozibele]

Wow, just wow. Strength to Mlungisi angadinwa in motivating the youth and staying positive. His story is one of victory, thank you bafo.

[@life-agiftthatkeepsgiving8508]

Mlungisi for President!!.. He must definitely come back...

[@nellyginindza927]

Vusi seems like he was living a normal life nje just eating food, going to school and reading 😹😂

[@chekie458]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤔

[@tanakanyamuzinga9562]

😂Tell me about it.

[@nellyginindza927]

@@tanakanyamuzinga9562 😹😹😹😹he was enjoying life to the maximum

[@nomawabompulampula8938]

😂😂😂😂😂 Mlu looks healthy ,Vusi it's like he is the one who is sick 😷

[@tsakaneelihle4846]

Kwaa eyi futhi

[@elizabethleboho9752]

Some people are uncomfortable talking about the whole truth about their experiences in jail like rape because the world is very cruel, they can use it against you just to put you down. I am pleased they managed to turn their lives around. Loving Mlungisi he is not bitter, May the Lord bless him abundandly.

[@tinyikochauke5123]

His accepted hence his so open.. I think he should make an initiative of making money cause wow.. People would pay to hear his story.

[@lebohangmotsoeneng5412]

I thank Mlungisi for being so strong and presenting himself so well, u are strong Nd we appreciate you. The other guy I did not like his interview simply because be had no sympathy for mlungisis story. To him it was easy but for mlungisi was not so next time he should have sympathy for others. Being educated is nothing when u don't have a heart 😉

[@muntumanana9671]

Loving Mlungis facial reactions to Vusi's story 😄🤣

[@tshepangmoroke8068]

😂😂 he's like dude why you lying, why you generalizing why you hiding things 🤔 😒

[@moiponenogee3540]

Like “ nigga pls you lying”

[@sandradube4456]

Especially when he said he never saw anyone get raped 👀 😒 . I've never been to prison but even I don't believe that blatant lie!

[@sinawomatomane3985]

I thought I was the only one who saw that! He looked so annoyed at times 🤣

[@khozamasechaba]

Mlungisi was definitely young and vulnerable. The men who he says were friends groomed him into crime. He had to account and it's great that he changed his life. I definitely loathe how Vusi had no sympathy for him, there was no need.

[@menniekumalo3276]

It feels like Vusi was holding back alot,

[@khanyisiwemthabela2833]

He was holding back true

[@dandelionking7817]

Exactly my thoughts...

[@marciamoniemang5208]

I agree with you on this one. And he looks sick.

[@Amand4bee]

Mlungusi kept emphasizing he had no choice part of it because of Vusi’s comment! Yoh the rape part by 5 men really is heartbreaking

[@moitoisephuthe9170]

I also have a cousin who went to prison he tells it like Vusi I think it all depends on the place maybe it's hard in k.z.n than job Godbless them it's very heart breaking

[@malambongwenya9617]

Mlungisi has been transformed and truly on a healing path because of he's vulnerability. As for Vusi respect he's opinions but he tried to glamorize his experience and I hope he truly finds healing.

[@ayandamgiba3912]

I don't know if Vusi is listening to questions or not... Yes we want to know how you are doing after prison but I don't think he's not spitting facts with his experience in prison. But heyy much respect to mlungisi for the honesty.

[@kgomotsosetsio]

My heart bleeds for this guy with the white(or light blue shirt)what he went through is too much mann and not having support is way harder to do this alone.Im happy his out and his life is going well.i just wish to give him a tight hug nje

[@annekhosy2538]

Vusi was claiming a lot...about who he is today and he's wasn't really answering questions!!he was just generalizing everything he was asked and also invalidating mlungisi's experience!!....i'd like to see part 2with Mlungisi.... And if you going to to read this may Godless you Mlungisi You're such a wonderful soul !!

[@malaikabanza6094]

Thank you Relebogile. I am more motivated to visit prison mostly those who don't have anyone to visit them.

[@TheRealRovkstsr5]

Vusi story is normal..... Mlungisi is the one we should be listening the most

[@MissTinky_OG]

Big up to these guys for turning their lives around. I don't think we should give more substance to Mlungisi's experiences over Bab Vusi, in the same breathe we shouldn't underrate Bab Vusi's story because he didn't go through the same experiences as Mlu. There are many factors to consider which include but are not limited to : their ages are different, different prisons, different upbringing, different personalities, different prison mates etc. I for one have length different lessons from these 2 Gentlemen and I salute them for the positivity they are spreading

[@nhlanhlakhumaloh]

The other part doesn't tell the real truth about his story... I find it hard to believe that he never experienced anything nje

[@samewaysuhtv3786]

They both tell their stories from their own experience. Stop the comparison. No one care who you like more. I appreciate and respect both for sharing.

[@ThenjiweNtuli]

Ejeke kuyasiza ukuba nenkani.

[@SunshineDeeKay]

I'm inspired by their stories respectively. The worst prison is one's mental state, i 'm unlearning alot of things in my own life that held me prisoner. Keep up the good work Relebohile and your crew.

[@xolanibhengu6796]

Second time watching Mlungisi and you can tell his story is true because his story is the same on both interviews

[@NomD05MZ]

Why a 18 year old was placed with adults? Very sad story kaMlungisi 💔💔💔.

[@tendaishemlambo5930]

Its because according to law adulthood begins at 18, so although you’re still young by societal standards the law regards you as an adult so you get adult punishment.

[@sinentlahlagosa1469]

Mlu may you heal and move on with your life god kept you alive for a reason thank you so much my dear for sharing

[@NomD05MZ]

Vusi seems like he was fortunate enough to be able to change his life

[@madikanaramusi4335]

I just feel like the other guy is not ready to share it all.Can we please have part 2 ya Mlungisi a le 1