Sne Mseleku Denies Joining Anosa Political Party as New Poster Goes Viral
- An ANOSA campaign poster featuring Uthando Nes'thembu star Sne Mseleku surfaced in July, but only went viral on 7 September 2026
- ANOSA's secretary general claimed Musa Mseleku recommended his daughter Sne to lead the party in Ray Nkonyeni Municipality
- Mzansi Magic's publicist firmly denied Sne had any knowledge of or involvement in the political campaign
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A campaign poster for a new political party has put Izingane Zes'thembu star Sne Mseleku at the centre of an unexpected political storm, with the reality TV personality flatly denying any ties to the party in question.
Sne, who is well known to Mzansi Magic audiences through her family's reality show Uthando Nes'thembu, started trending on Monday, 7 September, after a campaign poster with her name and picture for the All Natives of South Africa (ANOSA) party began circulating widely on social media. The poster, which had reportedly been released as far back as July, positioned her as a proportional representation councillor candidate for the Ray Nkonyeni Municipality on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast.
Mzansi Magic publicist sets the record straight
According to Daily Sun, Mzansi Magic publicist Portia Hlongwane was unequivocal in her response when approached for comment on Sne's behalf.
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"She does not know the matter you are referring to. She has not stepped into politics nor is she a councillor candidate for Anosa or any other political party," Hlongwane said.
Despite that denial, Anosa did not back down. The party's secretary general and founder, Siyabonga Thango, claimed that Sne's involvement was arranged directly through her father, veteran polygamist and television personality Musa Mseleku.
"When we established the political party, we notified Sne's father, Musa Mseleku and asked him to give us one of his children to lead at Ray Nkonyeni, and he recommended Sne," Thango told the blog.
He added that the poster was released in July and that Sne had been active in the party's WhatsApp groups.
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Musa Mseleku speaks on daughter's behalf
Musa Mseleku acknowledged that his daughter had been approached by the party but indicated she had other commitments that prevented her from taking up any role. His comments appear to sit somewhere between the two contradictory accounts, suggesting that while initial contact was made, Sne herself never formalised any agreement with Anosa.
The conflicting claims have left Mzansi puzzled, with the Mseleku family's publicist maintaining that Sne does not know the matter whatsoever, while Anosa continues to insist she is a member in good standing.
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