Maskandi Star Scebi Dlamini's Dream Home eHlalankosi Nears Completion After His Death

• Late Maskandi musician Scebi Dlamini died in a car crash in Richards Bay in August at just 29, leaving behind an unfinished double-storey home
• Fellow musicians and fans rallied behind his fiancée, Mbali Mthembu, to help fund the completion of the house he named eHlalankosi
• Mbali addressed speculation about the contractors involved as she gave an update on the progress of windows, doors and electrical work

The dream home that late Maskandi star Scebi "Inkos'yamagcokama" Dlamini never got to finish is finally taking shape, with his fiancée sharing that the build is steadily moving towards completion.

Dlamini, who was just 29 years old, died in a car crash in Richards Bay in August while on his way to a music festival. He left behind not only a grieving family and a loyal fanbase, but also an ambitious double-storey house that he had named eHlalankosi — a project that was still far from finished at the time of his passing.

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Maskandi community steps in

Fellow musicians and supporters, particularly those within the maskandi music community, have since stepped forward to help his fiancée, Mbali Mthembu, carry the build across the finish line. Thanks to financial contributions from well-wishers, significant progress has been made on the property. Windows and doors have been fitted, and electrical wiring work is underway.

Mbali took the opportunity to clear up a misconception that had been circulating online. She confirmed that the construction company working on the house was not donating its services — the firm was properly contracted and paid for its work using the funds that had been raised.

Mbali's heartfelt message

Speaking about what the home means to her, Mbali expressed deep gratitude to everyone who contributed.

"Most importantly, thank you to every individual who contributed financially towards the house. Your contributions are helping with something deeply important to my husband. Now the house will be a home to our children and me," she said.

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The home, which Scebi envisioned as a legacy for his family, will now serve as a permanent residence for Mbali and their children; a living tribute to the artist who dreamed of building it.

Gatsheni donates to Scebi's dream home

In a previous report from Briefly News, Maskandi star Khuzani Gatsheni Ndlovu donated his performance fee to help complete late musician Scebi Dlamini's dream home after his tragic passing.

Source: Briefly News