Mzansi thinks Kelly Khumalo’s sister Zandie Gumede might be the witness that Advocate Teffo was referring to after she released a song Ikhwela with lyrics… ‘I think the time has come to blow the whistle … even the men point guns at us’.
The songstress released her song barely three hours after her sister Kelly trended on Twitter after defence advocate Malesela Teffo’s claimed that he has an eyewitness who will testify that the singer shot her then-boyfriend and soccer star Senzo Meyiwa, in the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, on Wednesday 1 June.
INSIDE ZANDIE’S SONG AND LYRICS ‘IKHWELA’
Social media was abuzz yesterday after songstress Kelly Khumalo’s sister Zandie Gumede released her latest song Ikhwela with cryptic lyrics such as ‘Time to blow the whistle and even men point guns at us.’
While her die-hard fans revealed that Zandie’s song is actually a love song, tweeps revealed that the timing of the song is no coincidence and the lyrics are sending a message.
Her followers on Instagram also questioned her post which highlighted the lyrics:
‘I’ve come a long way. I’m not turning back. I’m hated by a lot of people in your area, even the men point guns at me’. ‘I think the time has come to blow the whistle, what do you think? The day has finally come, let it sound [the whistle]’
Kelly Kh*malo’s sister just posted this 3 hours ago on Instagram! She might just be the witness Advocate Teffo is talking about 😳😳😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/cNFJEgVqM4— ♣☆»🇿🇦TheGreatDlamini🇿🇦«☆♣ (@Phislash) June 1, 2022
QUESTIONS AND REACTIONS TO KELLY SISTER’S SONG
Tweeps are now wondering if Zandie will blow the whistle or if she and Kelly will blow the whistle or if she’s just trying to draw attention away from her famous sister with all the shock allegations flying around at present by defence advocate Teffo who claimed that he has a witness willing to testify that Kelly shot Senzo by mistake.
@macmonate:
“When Teffo dropped that line, my first reaction was I think Zandi is going to speak.”
@ZolaAmanda:
“Is she the eyewitness.”
@YikhokonkeD:
“I feel like I ngoma le azoyikhipha and she is using this case for marketing.”
@_ShaunKeyz:
“These are lyrics from a song but there’s definitely a reason why she quoted these lyrics, and I’m sure it has to do with Kelly’s case ngapha I heard these 2 sisters don’t get along, kushubile madoda.”
@Stuklela:
“Lol the first paragraph is an extract of a song, the 2nd one she’s saying it’s time to whistle, what are you guys saying?”“She’s basically threatening to spill the beans.”
@tumie_tumieza:
“When is the witness testifying so I can pause my job?”
Oh, yeah?She must just spill the koo can— Mokone (@mokone_eddie) June 1, 2022
These are lyrics from a song but there’s definitely a reason why she quoted these lyrics, and I’m sure it has to do with Kelly’s case 🙆🏽♂️ ngapha I heard these 2 sisters don’t get along, kushubile madvodza— $ ͪ ⷶ ͧ ᷠ_ ᷜ ͤ ꙷ ᷦ🕊️ (@_ShaunKeyz) June 1, 2022
“The time to blow the whistle has come” in summary— ♣☆»🇿🇦TheGreatDlamini🇿🇦«☆♣ (@Phislash) June 1, 2022
Wasn’t blood thicker than water the last time? 💔💔— Mokone (@mokone_eddie) June 1, 2022
