Malaika’s Tshedi Mholo Remembers Late Co-star Jabu Ndaba on Heavenly Birthday: “Rest in Peace”

• Former Malaika star Tshedi Mholo celebrated her late band member on his birthday
• Taking to Instagram, the songstress penned an emotional letter to Jabu Ndaba, who passed in 2008
• The late singer is remembered for the energy he brought on stage before succumbing to TB

Matshediso “Tshedi” Mholo, a former Malaika band member, wrote a heartfelt tribute to her late co-star Jabu "Sjava" Ndaba on his heavenly birthday.

Former Malaika member Tshedi Mholo pens Jabu Ndaba a birthday note

The songstress took to her Instagram to post a picture of her posing on Jabu's grave and captioned it with this message proving their warm relationship:

"Rest in Peace Jabulani 'Sjava' Ndaba As time passes by, we can only hang on to memories, your laughter, jokes and dancing patterns jerrr. Happy Heavenly Birthday Ninja.

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"O kare o ka tsoga wa shebella digraap, digagabi, dinonnori le dintanyana tsa lefatshe. O bone bo meno masweu nje.. re tshega net, but otherwise o lepara la game skeem."

Read the rest of the message in the post below:

What happened to Malaika and its members?

The famous Afropop trio originally consisted of three members: Tshedi, Jabu and Bongani Nchang, who had several hit songs like Destiny, 2 Bob and Mhla 'Uphel' Amandla, which were wedding favourites in the 2000s.

Jabulani passed away in 2008 after a long battle with TB, and Tshedi embarked on a solo career in 2013. She issued an official statement in 2021 announcing she would no longer perform under the group.

Meanwhile, Bongani recently announced that the group is planning a comeback with a new lead singer who has replaced Tshedi after receiving a blessing from her.

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Source: Briefly News