THE family of the late maskandi star Scebi “Inkos’yamagcokama” Dlamini is counting their blessings after heavy rains partially damaged his dream house.
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They say Scebi’s home was lucky to suffer only minor damage, while many houses in the Msinga, KZN Midlands village were destroyed.
Scebi died in August 2026 in a horrific car crash in Richards Bay, KZN, leaving Mzansi heartbroken.
But his passing wasn’t the only pain for fans. He died before he could finish building his dream double-storey house.
The National Anthem hitmaker left behind an unfinished house with no windows.
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Good Samaritans, including musicians and music lovers, later contributed money to finish the house so that Scebi’s fiancee and kids could move in.
Now, as the family continues working to complete the house, last weekend’s heavy storms have partially destroyed it.
Scebi’s fiancee, Mbali Mthembu, confirmed to Daily Sun that the house was damaged, but thanked God it wasn’t worse than what happened to neighbouring homes.
“Over the past few days, our village was hit by heavy rains, and the house was partially damaged on the upper side because it’s a double-storey. The roof was partially damaged.
“We’re counting our blessings that the house wasn’t destroyed because many houses in the village were completely damaged.”
Mbali assured those who contributed money to finish the house that the situation is not the worst.
“These were minor damages, and we’ll manage to fix them as we continue the process of finishing the house,” she said.
While Scebi was still building his home, he named it eHlalankosi (inkosi’s home) because his stage name, Inkos’yamagcokama, loosely means the inkosi of fashionistas.
Mbali described the house as one of the most important things to her late husband.
