Sfiso Ncwane’s Daughter Nqobile On Fire After She Left Mzansi In Tears

Sfiso Ncwane’s Daughter Nqobile On Fire After She Left Mzansi In Tears

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Sfiso Ncwane’s daughter seems to be enjoying being famous in the industry after the death of his father. The daughter of Sfiso Ncwane every Mzansi in years after she releases her first album. It’s not a secret that she has inherited from her father’s gift. Sfiso Ncwane was one of the most famous and successful gospel singers who died while we still wanted to see him performing on stage.

Nqobile Mzelemu is the daughter of late gospel singer Sfiso Ncwane. Although their father-daughter relationship was not the best, his death left her. She was left devastated after her father’s death and wishes they had the chance to fix their strained relationship before his death. Nqobile, who lives in Port Shepstone with her mother have tried to reach her father on numerous occasions when he was still alive but he apparently ignores her. She longs the relationship of father and daughter that she never gets a chance to explore.

The songstress has delivered a gospel tune that is tipped to be a hit among gospel music sweethearts. Named Hamba Kahle, the 23-year-old Nqobile gave a wonderful vocal expressive dance that elevates the spirit.

Nqobile Mzelemu has always been passionate about being a star and gospel singer. She always wanted to be famous and to keep his father’s legacy. The song, she said, is her way of healing and remembering her father in a good way. Sfiso Ncwane would have been proud of her if he was still alive. She is deeply sad about the death of his father even when it has been years since his passing. She composed the song, Hamba Kahle because she wanted to do something that comforts her and reminds her of him in a good way. This song was realized when she was still in primary.

She has worked hard without the help of anyone. She said even when her father was still alive she never ask him to help compose the song but she had to work hard to do this on her own. She didn’t want to be taken as someone who wanted to use her father’s fame as a climbing ladder. She basically wanted to do this on her own.

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