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On Air Tonight7 July 2026

Mnakwethu Season 5 premieres tonight at 20:00

Official Store1 July 2026

The Legacy Collection — first official drop announced

Press24 June 2026

Sowetan S Mag profile: the undisputed face of polygamy

Television14 May 2026

Uthando neS'thembu Season 9 finale — thank you, Mzansi

Speaking20 April 2026

Now accepting bookings for Heritage Month (September)

Scrolla.Africa·TV26 June 2026

Mnakwethu is back — and Season 5 is going across cultures

Season 5 broadens the show beyond a single tradition, showcasing how different South African cultures approach polygamous marriage.

Why this matters

Shows the format growing under Musa’s stewardship into a truly national cultural conversation.

Read the original at Scrolla.Africa →

The Citizen·TV25 June 2026

Musa Mseleku returns to host Mnakwethu Season 5

Musa returns as host of Mnakwethu Season 5, premiering Tuesday 7 July 2026 at 20:00 on Mzansi Magic (DStv 161), guiding families through difficult conversations about marriage, trust, commitment and polygamy.

Why this matters

Reinforces his role as a recognised public guide in conversations about family, culture and isithembu.

Read the original at The Citizen →

News24·Culture24 June 2026

'Polygamy is here to stay': Musa Mseleku to lead an 'interesting' Season 5

Ahead of the new season, Musa reflects on why Mnakwethu resonates: the emotions and challenges featured on the series are experienced by people all over the world.

Why this matters

Positions Musa as the country’s most recognisable voice in the national conversation on polygamy.

Read the original at News24 →

Sowetan S Mag·Interviews24 June 2026

Musa Mseleku on being the undisputed face of polygamy

A wide-ranging profile on Musa’s journey from businessman to one of South Africa’s most discussed cultural figures, and the responsibility that comes with the platform.

Why this matters

A respectful national-media profile that treats his story as culture, not gossip.

Read the original at Sowetan S Mag →

IOL·TV15 May 2026

Musa thanks Mzansi for the support after Uthando neS'thembu Season 9 finale

After a demanding ninth season, Musa thanks viewers across South Africa for walking the road with his family.

Why this matters

Gratitude and connection with a national audience of millions.

Read the original at IOL →

TimesLIVE·Family5 May 2026

'The cameras have become part of our lives' — Musa on his Uthando neS'thembu journey

Musa reflects on nearly a decade of sharing his family’s life on national television, and what openness has cost and taught the Mselekus.

Why this matters

A mature reflection on public honesty, resilience and legacy.

Read the original at TimesLIVE →

IOL·Legacy6 February 2026

Musa Mseleku faces his most challenging chapter yet in Season 9

Season 9 is described as a more exposed and vulnerable chapter: health, family dynamics and legacy conversations in full view.

Why this matters

Vulnerability as leadership — the honesty that built the family’s national following.

Read the original at IOL →

News24 / Drum·TV5 February 2026

The Mselekus are back: Uthando neS'thembu returns for Season 9

Season 9 premiered 4 February 2026 on Mzansi Magic, following the family through therapy sessions, family meetings and the introduction of MaKhwela.

Why this matters

The country’s most-watched family story continues — honestly and unflinchingly.

Read the original at News24 / Drum →

TimesLIVE·Interviews4 February 2026

Musa promises 'nothing will be hidden' in the new season

Ahead of the Season 9 premiere, Musa commits to the openness that has defined the show since 2017.

Why this matters

Public honesty as a family value, not a marketing line.

Read the original at TimesLIVE →

IOL·Business12 August 2025

Uthando neS'thembu Season 8 draws 2.8 million viewers per episode

Season 8 reportedly drew 2.8 million viewers per episode and generated over 1 billion social-media impressions — one of Mzansi Magic’s biggest properties.

Why this matters

The commercial scale of the Mseleku brand: audiences, impressions and influence.

Read the original at IOL →

TimesLIVE·Health & Resilience21 February 2025

'I am truly blessed' — Musa thanks his wives after health scare

Musa speaks publicly about recovering from a stroke and the family support that carried him through, crediting his wives for nursing him back to health.

Why this matters

Resilience, faith and family unity in a difficult season. (Sensitive — publish only with approval.)

Read the original at TimesLIVE →

BBC News·Media Coverage5 June 2017

One man, four wives — the new hit reality TV show

International coverage of Uthando neS’thembu’s launch, when the Mseleku family first opened a national conversation about modern polygamy.

Why this matters

Where the public story began — global recognition from the very first season.

Read the original at BBC News →

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