In life I've come to realize that you can do everything right, follow all the steps, live by the rules and principles of the game but you will still get people who'll mistreat you. My advice to sis Vathiswa is to focus on her craft, do right by herself & everything will fall into its own place. Every dog has its days 🤞
People like to cloning. When you don't blindly follow, raise pertinent issues, without fear or favour; you unsettle the modus operandi which freaks them out. It's a challenge to be principled because you will not "fit in" or be the "liked" in any space where ethics and ethical conduct is not honoured. Strong people are easy targets for weak leadership!
@@sibongisenisakhele3114 I hear you, you make some valuable important points. But at some point one needs to do a deep self introspection after so many unfortunate turn of events one has to ask themselves WHO IS THE COMMON DENOMINATOR? & ask themselves honestly, WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT EVERYONE is at fault but me? What is it about me that attracts these certain situations that I clearly don't like?.
@@sinazomajambe6559 this is true,sometimes you need to do some self introspection..I think the host almost told her this but he couldn’t because of how she defends herself.I was this person until I got a new job this year and my manager helped me an I can say I’m better now .She is an amazing actress but she must stop expecting people to be angels and she does have valid points to some extend but there’s a pattern here.Let her have her own production company and let’s talk after that
I could listen to her all day. She is a great storyteller. I usually avoid listening to long interviews but I really enjoyed this one. Thank you David for this interview. You are a great host, with a great sense of humor.
After watching Brenda Ngxoli on Podcast and Chill I needed to come and watch this one too but all I can say South African artists "Baqhelwa amasimba". When the international artists(musicians/actors) comes to South Aaaah they get a different service way better more than our own and without asking.
I loved her since was a news reader at Metro. Loved her voice. First of all the good thing is Vatiswa has recipients she's not scared in her book to mention so and so by names. What I got here is that people in the media industry sleep their way up, jobs yes are for the qualified and the willing. Clearly when she turned that guy down someone else agreed to his terms and got a job and I'm quite sure it's something that still happens even this day and age😏
I named my daughter after mam "Vava" little did I know she's this strong willed. Exactly like my baby and she's 13 years old now 🥰. Ain't nobody gonna silent her
This industry is still like this if not worse now. I feel sorry for females in this industry 😕 they sexualise everything and act like a person is crazy when they fight for their rights.
David has a gift, you make your guests feel at home. You are interested in the story and that’s how you have 5 hour interview and they feel like an hour.
She speaks so well...I thought I love the actor but I love her the voice ...she's so brilliant I can't believe this is the same Miriam from Home Affairs
Damn, I can't believe I missed this when it came out. I think she is telling the truth about the show business: I remember being an extra in Scandal 2007 or 2008, Shona Ferguson didn't even want to greet us as extras. This business is viscious & the packing order is so vivid once you are part of it. The sad thing is, it is attracting billions but unfortunately it is not what is seems.
“ I can't stand injustice” felt that! Cc Vathiswa and David represents two types of employees in the corporate space. And trust me, one like Vathiswa experiences a lot of pain and betrayal!
I remember how I used to love listening to sis Vathiswa on Highveld stereo when I was growing up. That's when the seed of being a news anchor was planted in me and this podcast just reminded me of my first love. Siyabonga David for inviting her, looking forward to part 2...
She had a lot of success, she does not give herself credit. Her courage, going and chasing what she wants, standing up for herself. She has a lot of success. Her book sounds like ups and downs of her life.. And it's life. I love how real she is. Not afraid of anything.. Big up to you.. Great relationship between her and David. I love how you Call her out David.. Diva moments 🤣🤣, brilliant interview thank you..
The story of my life. King David, she is the 'Madikizela' type that does not even mind the sacrifices because principle supercedes temporary gain and comfort.
I love how she spoke of a psychological audit for people in power! Love it. There is way too much injustice that we allow to happen in the name of "keeping the peace", and oh how much that has cost us. Im proud of her, mighty proud. We wish her a happy ending ❤️
Love love love her, she is a living legend 🥺 that role on home affairs was a hit and I love how she articulates herself, enjoyed the interview 🥰 waiting for part 2
That part about uMam’ Grootboom gave me chills! That’s amazing. Bra Dave, this podcast has been recommended to me for so long & I’ve been avoiding it.😫 I’m so happy I clicked on it. You’re brilliant!
Hey, I've watched this interview twice and I hear a lot of me in that interview. In most of the cases, if not all, I would have responded in the ways that she did. I basically think she knows her story and she respects herself. Big up sis Vatiswa👍
SisVathiswa I miss you on the screen. You one of my best talented noo wait SuperTALENTED woman, loved you even more when you stood up for what you deserve, you brave power too you. Wish you the bast uzovuka ukuthole okukfanele to this dirty greedy industry.
Beautiful Story. this Child from Middleburg in EC goes to England and finds her self in Aberdeen... in England... While in South Africa in the EC there is a Small town called Aberdeen which is 164KM from Middleburg....
I live miss ndara’s reality in cooperate organization. I feel like ppl feel intimidated by my energy of knowing what’s fair and just. Not making me immune to my own mistakes and wrongs.
Capital Radio started in Port St John just up the hill from my Aunts back yard, and where you went to the station premises, the ocean view was MAJESTIC. My Aunts ex-husband was a Technician there, & they moved to eMzimkhulu (former Transkei, now part of KZN), then moved elsewhere, I cant recall where to.
KingDavid Thank you. Last night I slept 1am watching this emotionally draining interview. Courageous Sista Vatiswa Ndara. Today I bought online her Book. Out of RESPECT and to Support an amazingly talented actress. I look forward to reading and sharing it. Congratulations. Great Interview Kgosi Davita!
I have watched this entire interview, and I have enjoyed how tactful David Mashabela is in asking questions. The ending is also superb. What this interview has thought me is that some battles are not worth fighting.
Great interview! I completely understand Mam V. She just wished people were ethical. Same struggle, same outcome. And no, the silence empowers the perpetrators. Aluta Continua!
Great interview, anyway this is Vathiswa Ndara, anything she has to say is worth giving an ear. King David is really leading and telling the story instead of Vathiswa freely telling her side. He tells it and Vathiswa is more agreeing, it's more or is it through or not. He interjects a lot instead of letting her finish her own story. I want to watch the second interview and because I am really interested in hearing what Ms Ndara would say but hey, not ecstatic of hearing the interviewer comparing notes and trying to tell his own story through Vathiswa's story. I think he needed to act as if he didn't know the story and let the story owner tell it herself.
@Vatiswa, most times if you rubb people the wrong way is because they cannot stand the power of your light, so your confidence makes them uneasy, your presence irritate the, your spirit is so powerful that they cannot stand you. I have the same challenge, but now because I am happy with who I am, I don't worry anymore, used to but not anymore. Love you sis. 🥰😘
What I have learnt from Ou' Sis Vatiswa's story is no matter how hard you think you've got life figured out, it always has a way of doing its weird thing. But on the optimistic side of things I love her zeal and passion to still strive and look beyond the situations that altered her point of direction, not ever did it shift her focus to still keep on trying regardless of how hard she got knocked down by the countless life events. The point is keep on keeping on regardless how crazy the outside might see you.
I just feel so sorry for her. I wish she gets people around her that would show her love, compassion and understanding. I kinda feel that she is still in a lot of pain. I don't have much to tell about my life but I suspect if David interviewed me there's a story that can come out😂
I really find it annoying how people water down Vatiswa's energy to always stand for what is fair and against injustices in the name of ''playing devil's advocate.'' There is always an expectation that those who have been treated unfairly and unjustly must be the ones who become the BIGGER PERSONS by letting things go or walk away. It sets a wrong precedent because once you allow disrespect from superiors, they'll keep testing your boundaries to a point of no return. How the hell does a superior insist on a meeting outside office buildings when the issues raised are about about allowing that nonsense of ''a coffee and dinner session at her own private residence?'' Won't we turn around and say ''but what were you expecting? Wena aya kwini?''
Perhaps injustice is so rampant because we keep quiet. Sis Vathiswa deserves so much more. Our men need to do better. She is right, power does come with responsibility.
Guys I like the personalities of vhatiswa and is principled and ethical like few people such as prof mamokgethi phakeng.i wish the people in the leadership are principled in majority, but unfortunately our south African majority are immoral and unethical and connected in that condition.this needs to change in order to make earth the better place for true human beings.
I love Vatiswa, and love her story. It has teachea me, as fiesty I may be - there are battles that must be left, allow time to win them on my behalf. Some of her battles were not hers, but the Lords.
We pray the God and the heavens open windows of opportunity. What she is yet to see far exceeds what she has achieved. God is fair and a righteous judge. Sis Vat's life is in her creator's hands. Where doors are closed by the hand of man, God will open windows for countless blessings. Let it rain, be ready my sister to fly out of SA for dollar and pound gigs.
Ok now I understand the “diva” component coz she is coming from Diaspora…I’ve been away from home for more than 20yrs & I can now relate to her “difficult-ness”. Things that look simple & normal to everyone at home is difficult for some of us who have lived in the white communities to adapt to…things like having your own accommodation with privacy is a basic thing for us from Diaspora but not a big deal to people at home. Secondly, when you say NO it’s acceptable & you don’t have to explain yourself BUT at home that is bezoar … when she said take me to the airport they should have just done that coz that is exactly how we operate in Diaspora. Good luck to her trying to work with Africans living in Africa 😢😮😊
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The is nothing wrong with Vatiswa Ndara ..She stands her ground many people don't like that !!!
In life I've come to realize that you can do everything right, follow all the steps, live by the rules and principles of the game but you will still get people who'll mistreat you. My advice to sis Vathiswa is to focus on her craft, do right by herself & everything will fall into its own place. Every dog has its days 🤞
People like to cloning. When you don't blindly follow, raise pertinent issues, without fear or favour; you unsettle the modus operandi which freaks them out. It's a challenge to be principled because you will not "fit in" or be the "liked" in any space where ethics and ethical conduct is not honoured. Strong people are easy targets for weak leadership!
@@sibongisenisakhele3114 I hear you, you make some valuable important points. But at some point one needs to do a deep self introspection after so many unfortunate turn of events one has to ask themselves WHO IS THE COMMON DENOMINATOR? & ask themselves honestly, WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT EVERYONE is at fault but me? What is it about me that attracts these certain situations that I clearly don't like?.
I'm the Vuvu male version, without "dinner and coffee",
@@makavelimoagi2462 I figured long ago 😂
@@sinazomajambe6559 this is true,sometimes you need to do some self introspection..I think the host almost told her this but he couldn’t because of how she defends herself.I was this person until I got a new job this year and my manager helped me an I can say I’m better now .She is an amazing actress but she must stop expecting people to be angels and she does have valid points to some extend but there’s a pattern here.Let her have her own production company and let’s talk after that
I could listen to her all day. She is a great storyteller. I usually avoid listening to long interviews but I really enjoyed this one. Thank you David for this interview. You are a great host, with a great sense of humor.
She's beautiful, she nailed her character ku Homeaffairs
After watching Brenda Ngxoli on Podcast and Chill I needed to come and watch this one too but all I can say South African artists "Baqhelwa amasimba".
When the international artists(musicians/actors) comes to South Aaaah they get a different service way better more than our own and without asking.
She is a star in my eyes 💕
I love 💕 her very much
I loved her since was a news reader at Metro. Loved her voice.
First of all the good thing is Vatiswa has recipients she's not scared in her book to mention so and so by names. What I got here is that people in the media industry sleep their way up, jobs yes are for the qualified and the willing. Clearly when she turned that guy down someone else agreed to his terms and got a job and I'm quite sure it's something that still happens even this day and age😏
Sis'V you deserve more than you have been given in this industry. Your energy is so ernomous and you are an incredible actor.
a better industry deseves her
I named my daughter after mam "Vava" little did I know she's this strong willed. Exactly like my baby and she's 13 years old now 🥰. Ain't nobody gonna silent her
As am listening to this amazing story am thinkin if i can have a girl wud name her after Vatiswa ndara, soo love and respect her, she's ma shero❤
I love this Lady. Its sad to hear how the industry treated her.
This industry is still like this if not worse now. I feel sorry for females in this industry 😕 they sexualise everything and act like a person is crazy when they fight for their rights.
David has a gift, you make your guests feel at home. You are interested in the story and that’s how you have 5 hour interview and they feel like an hour.
very true sister
He does
True
This woman is really beautiful, strong and very very talented!
The nerve of the black men to exploit her this way ....
He voice is very soothing.
I miss the days of old radio...Capital radio, Radio Bop, Thohoyandou, RPN, Radio_5...the whole lot...South Africa was once great...
I like the manner in which David conducts this interviews....very impressive
I must read this book. It took me years to know that Vathiswa on Radio and Vathiswa on TV is the same person.
What's the name of the book.... please guy's
She speaks so well...I thought I love the actor but I love her the voice ...she's so brilliant I can't believe this is the same Miriam from Home Affairs
Lol..she acted that Miriam part so well and made it so believable.
She murdered Miriam character, she ate it up. So sad that the industry did her so dirty
😂 I couldn't believe she was a News Reader at Metro fm until I decided to listen to the news. She's good!
@@mercymsezeni838 a long time ago or she back on radio now?
@@MasandeTiwani That was years back hey, decades ago. I'm not sure if she's still at Metro fm.
Her Skin 😍😍😍
So true some people in power are such broken individuals and narcissists 🤞🏾
They are basically dictators, they want to compete with their stuff members and some are very petty and vindictive.
This woman is fire! Love her to bits. What a woman of integrity!
Damn, I can't believe I missed this when it came out.
I think she is telling the truth about the show business: I remember being an extra in Scandal 2007 or 2008, Shona Ferguson didn't even want to greet us as extras. This business is viscious & the packing order is so vivid once you are part of it. The sad thing is, it is attracting billions but unfortunately it is not what is seems.
“ I can't stand injustice” felt that! Cc Vathiswa and David represents two types of employees in the corporate space. And trust me, one like Vathiswa experiences a lot of pain and betrayal!
I remember how I used to love listening to sis Vathiswa on Highveld stereo when I was growing up. That's when the seed of being a news anchor was planted in me and this podcast just reminded me of my first love. Siyabonga David for inviting her, looking forward to part 2...
Mashabela studios are really cool I must say. Thanks king for building a home for every kasi black child.
She had a lot of success, she does not give herself credit. Her courage, going and chasing what she wants, standing up for herself. She has a lot of success. Her book sounds like ups and downs of her life.. And it's life. I love how real she is. Not afraid of anything.. Big up to you.. Great relationship between her and David. I love how you Call her out David.. Diva moments 🤣🤣, brilliant interview thank you..
Vatiswa! Vatiswa Ndara! I am not surprised of your journey you are not a walk over kind of person!
Buli! Buli ❤️ 😍 you KILLED that role !
The story of my life. King David, she is the 'Madikizela' type that does not even mind the sacrifices because principle supercedes temporary gain and comfort.
I love how she spoke of a psychological audit for people in power! Love it. There is way too much injustice that we allow to happen in the name of "keeping the peace", and oh how much that has cost us. Im proud of her, mighty proud. We wish her a happy ending ❤️
Love this sis, wish management applied such in corporate
Wow Vatiswa, kunokuba siyafana, don't come with an attitude to me, no matter how important you think you are.
Love love love her, she is a living legend 🥺 that role on home affairs was a hit and I love how she articulates herself, enjoyed the interview 🥰 waiting for part 2
Yes Mama ka Vuyo nhe🙉, oh wow
I had listened to Vatiswa during radio transkei days. Yho very talented. I have not yet seen anyone closer to her so far
so Robert Marawa was right! its sad what some men would do to harass our fellow sisters!Keep Grinding Sis V
That part about uMam’ Grootboom gave me chills! That’s amazing. Bra Dave, this podcast has been recommended to me for so long & I’ve been avoiding it.😫 I’m so happy I clicked on it. You’re brilliant!
Welcome aboard!
Eish Mom Vathiswa kutheni umhlekangaka man? Kwavele kwaphela nembeko. 😍
I love how articulate she is and how she speaks.
Hey, I've watched this interview twice and I hear a lot of me in that interview. In most of the cases, if not all, I would have responded in the ways that she did. I basically think she knows her story and she respects herself. Big up sis Vatiswa👍
Wow sis Vathi I wish this can be a movie and you being the lead in it. Things will turn around for you. You are gifted.
Bra David, hat off to you sir...your interviewing and research skills are nothing short of experience and professional with captivating fun and wit 🔥🔥
Such beautiful interview David is brilliant Vatiswa is a good story teller and she is so beautiful
The legendary Vatiswa, super gorgeous
SisVathiswa I miss you on the screen. You one of my best talented noo wait SuperTALENTED woman, loved you even more when you stood up for what you deserve, you brave power too you. Wish you the bast uzovuka ukuthole okukfanele to this dirty greedy industry.
Such beauty with brains, all natural with just a lipstick on
Yhoooo sis'Vathiswa is me,thanks God for listening to this I always questioned myself and thought maybe I am a problem child.
My favourite actress🤗, waiting for Part 2. I'm definitely buying her book💕💕💕.
I'm definitely getting her book.
This Queen is so interesting ,can't wait for P2 and to get her book
She tells hectic stories in Part 2
Interesting synopsis Sis Vatiswa. I'm so sorry for what you went through 💔
Beautiful Story. this Child from Middleburg in EC goes to England and finds her self in Aberdeen... in England... While in South Africa in the EC there is a Small town called Aberdeen which is 164KM from Middleburg....
I live miss ndara’s reality in cooperate organization. I feel like ppl feel intimidated by my energy of knowing what’s fair and just. Not making me immune to my own mistakes and wrongs.
We need a movie or series about this book, honestly.
Was thinking of tht as am listening 😂
Capital Radio started in Port St John just up the hill from my Aunts back yard, and where you went to the station premises, the ocean view was MAJESTIC. My Aunts ex-husband was a Technician there, & they moved to eMzimkhulu (former Transkei, now part of KZN), then moved elsewhere, I cant recall where to.
Thoroughly enjoyed every single second..GREAT interview, GREAT personalities, GREAT insights...All the best for the future!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sending Vatiswa love. May you continue healing from everything you've been through. Love your spirit and your strength.
I loved listening to Vadiswa when news reading, I enjoy listening to her speak
KingDavid Thank you. Last night I slept 1am watching this emotionally draining interview. Courageous Sista Vatiswa Ndara. Today I bought online her Book. Out of RESPECT and to Support an amazingly talented actress. I look forward to reading and sharing it. Congratulations. Great Interview Kgosi Davita!
Middelburg is situated between Colesburg an Cradock. It's where the N9 (to George) and N10 (to Gqeberha) interchange is. very small one street town.
I have watched this entire interview, and I have enjoyed how tactful David Mashabela is in asking questions. The ending is also superb. What this interview has thought me is that some battles are not worth fighting.
So so true
I pray God opens doors for you Vatiswa and your gift always make room for you.
Yhooooooooooo!Alufakwa kusiVat lubuya nodaka ndim lo yhooooooo!Akudlalelwa kum mna andiphathwa ebusweni mna
Can’t believe its been a year without seeing this. King Dave i am new here and i am not leaving. Great work my brother 💯
Welcome aboard! Thank you
She has such a nice voice. I remember hearing her reading the news on Metro and loved her. And she's a phenomenal actress ❤️❤️
What a beautiful interview..she's charming damn. The manner in which she speak yoooh. She is gorgeous too
Thanks Bra Daza for the great interview! She’s such an awesome human being…
Oh David this one got me so emotional I am looking forward for part2 and the actual hard copy of the book
Great interview! I completely understand Mam V. She just wished people were ethical. Same struggle, same outcome. And no, the silence empowers the perpetrators. Aluta Continua!
This was an eye opener interview especially for people in the in that industry
King Dave is one of the best interviewer we have in S.A.
Big ups to him 👏
I'll get the book. I like her. Keep on standing up for yourself ❤️
What a great storyteller... Am enjoying this ❤️
Great interview, anyway this is Vathiswa Ndara, anything she has to say is worth giving an ear.
King David is really leading and telling the story instead of Vathiswa freely telling her side. He tells it and Vathiswa is more agreeing, it's more or is it through or not. He interjects a lot instead of letting her finish her own story. I want to watch the second interview and because I am really interested in hearing what Ms Ndara would say but hey, not ecstatic of hearing the interviewer comparing notes and trying to tell his own story through Vathiswa's story. I think he needed to act as if he didn't know the story and let the story owner tell it herself.
But david made us to but the book
The flying word appear more compared to drive in this interview
This is a sign that you still going to fly
@Vatiswa, most times if you rubb people the wrong way is because they cannot stand the power of your light, so your confidence makes them uneasy, your presence irritate the, your spirit is so powerful that they cannot stand you. I have the same challenge, but now because I am happy with who I am, I don't worry anymore, used to but not anymore. Love you sis. 🥰😘
Her calmness melts my heart.
Now I can't wait to grab that book for myself.
I can only say you are such an inspiration. We learning a lot from what you've went through .
What I have learnt from Ou' Sis Vatiswa's story is no matter how hard you think you've got life figured out, it always has a way of doing its weird thing. But on the optimistic side of things I love her zeal and passion to still strive and look beyond the situations that altered her point of direction, not ever did it shift her focus to still keep on trying regardless of how hard she got knocked down by the countless life events. The point is keep on keeping on regardless how crazy the outside might see you.
It was a great interview can't wait for part 2... I really need to buy her book
@David there's nothing wrong with not having friends, I admire ppl with no friends, some ppl have experienced the most traumatic things thru a friend
I just feel so sorry for her. I wish she gets people around her that would show her love, compassion and understanding. I kinda feel that she is still in a lot of pain. I don't have much to tell about my life but I suspect if David interviewed me there's a story that can come out😂
I really find it annoying how people water down Vatiswa's energy to always stand for what is fair and against injustices in the name of ''playing devil's advocate.'' There is always an expectation that those who have been treated unfairly and unjustly must be the ones who become the BIGGER PERSONS by letting things go or walk away. It sets a wrong precedent because once you allow disrespect from superiors, they'll keep testing your boundaries to a point of no return.
How the hell does a superior insist on a meeting outside office buildings when the issues raised are about about allowing that nonsense of ''a coffee and dinner session at her own private residence?'' Won't we turn around and say ''but what were you expecting? Wena aya kwini?''
The bigger person thing is so real. And when you start matching their horrible energy, you automatically become the villain. 🙂
She was the best Newsreader on Metro fm little did i know that she was a good Actress Mama qhubeka mhle umsebenzi wakho
Perhaps injustice is so rampant because we keep quiet. Sis Vathiswa deserves so much more. Our men need to do better. She is right, power does come with responsibility.
Guys I like the personalities of vhatiswa and is principled and ethical like few people such as prof mamokgethi phakeng.i wish the people in the leadership are principled in majority, but unfortunately our south African majority are immoral and unethical and connected in that condition.this needs to change in order to make earth the better place for true human beings.
Mama vatiswa you're a star,i miss you sister
Good job"DIVA"
Mr Mashabela you should bring the legend "Freddy Gwala".
Great suggestion
David Mashabela "Oh, boy!"🤣🤣🤣I'm stealing it
Wow what an amazing interview Mom Vatiswa, so good in story telling and bra David you were born for this you such a great interviewer...
I love this lady so much, I even call her my Aunt 😂
She articulates very well.
I love Vatiswa, and love her story. It has teachea me, as fiesty I may be - there are battles that must be left, allow time to win them on my behalf. Some of her battles were not hers, but the Lords.
23 minutes in and I can’t stand the way the guest is interrupted 😩🤦🏾♀️, would really love to hear her story but Yho 😬
This guy can't keep quite geez its annoying
She is so easy to love ❤ . So much love and Respect my sister🫡❤️
I don’t know this lady but I enjoyed the conversation…thank you!
Whaaaat, I can't wait for this one!!!
We pray the God and the heavens open windows of opportunity. What she is yet to see far exceeds what she has achieved. God is fair and a righteous judge. Sis Vat's life is in her creator's hands. Where doors are closed by the hand of man, God will open windows for countless blessings. Let it rain, be ready my sister to fly out of SA for dollar and pound gigs.
Ok now I understand the “diva” component coz she is coming from Diaspora…I’ve been away from home for more than 20yrs & I can now relate to her “difficult-ness”. Things that look simple & normal to everyone at home is difficult for some of us who have lived in the white communities to adapt to…things like having your own accommodation with privacy is a basic thing for us from Diaspora but not a big deal to people at home. Secondly, when you say NO it’s acceptable & you don’t have to explain yourself BUT at home that is bezoar … when she said take me to the airport they should have just done that coz that is exactly how we operate in Diaspora. Good luck to her trying to work with Africans living in Africa 😢😮😊
David is an impeccable broadcaster. This was smooth.
His a legend
beautiful, Thanks King David, Vatiswa you are a Legend. You suffered for what you carrying. you are the best
Hence the "I believe her" movement, it's bcos of how traumatic stories from victims were dismissed in the past 💔
One would swear you guys were a couple, loved the energy.
Yep, I also noted how they have amazing chemistry 😊
Dope conversation king David, I'm still waiting for the God father of kwaito Mdu please your majesty 👏