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Sello Maake  KaNcube Has Responded After The Backlash From Zandie Khumalo. 

By: Phakeme Mnguni

Veteran actor, Sello Maake KaNcube is not shaken after a Twar/ a public confrontation on twitter with a person who is believed to be Zandi Khumalo.

Maake was sharing his views on the ongoing Senzo Meyiwa murder case on Twitter when seemingly ruffled Zandi Khumalo’s feathers.

Having lost his son in 2011 to a car accident, the actor, sympathized with the Meyiwa family, however his tweet seems to have rubbed Zandi the wrong way.

Maake took to his timeline and wrote;

JUSTICE FOR #SenzoMeyiwa!

I watched how as a country we made jokes about how Senzo's father arrived at his funeral. We have lost our essence of UBUNTU as a nation.That man was showing you guys gratitude! That family lost a son, his children lost their father and his wife lost a husband. Let's not judge Senzo for his promiscuous ways, most men in the Bible where taken down by their partners, Samson and Delilah for example!

"He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone"

#SenzoMeyiwatrial

Zandi did not hold back and started hailing insults at the actor. 

The continuation of Senzo Meyiwa's case saw yet another postponement after Zandi, who was one of the witnesses who were at the house when Meyiwa got gunned down, brough an application before court that she wanted to put the stop from media covering her testimony live but it was decided that her visuals will not be shown however, her audio will be captured.  

ZiMoja reports that the award winning thespian has told them that he applies wisdom whenever he reads something or before he comments on anything, whether about him or a stranger.

"I try to exercise emotional intelligence when I read anything on social media or any publication for that matter. Upon reading her post, I felt more sorry for her than angry, " says Sello adding that it is not his responsibility to go around reprimanding ill-disciplined children, hence he decided to ignore her.

"I'm not one to reprimand other people's children, that's a job for their parents. As parents all we can do is try raise our children the best way we know how but that doesn't mean we must be held accountable for how they turnout or behave in society at large," he adds.