MaMkhize Rocks 2 Matching Outfits With Her Sister at Ukhozi FM High Tea noLady D To Close Women’s Month

• Businesswoman Shauwn Mkhize wrapped up her Women's Month with a statement
• She rocked up at the Ukhozi FM High Tea noLady D in two show-stopping outfits, matching her sister's
• Social media users saluted the socialite for her undeniable taste in exquisite fashion choices

South Africa's A-Lister Shauwn 'MaMkhize' Mkhize was sure to be the belle of the country's August ball with her magnificent fashion statements.

MaMkhize's 2 outfits at the Ukhozi FM High Tea noLady D

She was invited to close off Women's Month festivities with a high tea held at the Durban ICC. Tagging along was Nozipho Ngubo, her sister.

This is how MaMkhize captioned their first outfit:

"Sometimes, you have to remind people of who you are in case they forget that you are just a simple farm girl. Here’s outfit 1 of 2 at the Ukhozi FM High Tea! Twinning with my sis @nozipho_ngubo."

Check out the post below:

This is how she captioned her second outfit:

"Events like the Ukhozi FM High Tea give us the opportunity to inspire, network, and empower other women. Thank you, @ladydkhoza, and Ukhozi FM for hosting this annual event!"

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MaMkhize receives praise for her high tea outfits

This is what her fans and Celebville had to say about the Kwa Mamkhize reality show star's outfits:

@Ramichuene commented:

"This sisterhood is everything."

@Minniedlamini agreed:

"My favourite sisters."

@kefilwe_mabote praised:

"Mabongi!! Nosipho!!! Haiii maan nibahle girls."

@Teamskinnybae said:

"BoMkhozi... Absolutely gorgeous!"

@Ssemahlenyovane_ complimented:

"Everything looks good on you."

@Greatlifetrading added:

"My lovely queens you look so stunning."

Royal AM slowly relegates into trouble

In a previous Briefly News sports story, MaMkhize's football club, Royal AM, saw trouble in the early days of the 2022/23 DStv Premiership.

The baby of the PSL ran into trouble after getting a heavy lashing from the Orlando Buccaneers and the Stellenbosch boys, which have them at the bottom of the points log.

The club faces a FIFA sanction, which prohibits them from buying or selling any player until it settles its R12 million claim from a former striker.

Source: Briefly News