1. Mabusi Seme was born and bred in Lamontville, and she is a proud Zulu woman.
2. The hardworking Mabusi studied Marketing Management at UNISA, and was an Eskom employee for 15 years which is the only company she has ever worked for. In 2019 she decided to start her own business.
3. Mabusi is the founder of Yoni Intimate Steaming, which sells steaming herbs for women. She started this business after she discovered she had fibroids, and through research she came across the steaming products. After they worked for her, she started selling.
4. She is also a CEO at KaSeme Holdings, which is a real estate company. Other companies under her name include, Glamfab Hair & Beauty, Glamfab Waist Snatchers and Glamfab House of Fashion.
5. Mabusi rose to fame when she became a participant on Real Housewives of Durban reality show. When she joined the show, she only knew Sorisha, from TV, and Nonku who through mutual friends.
6. She got a DM for a lady who wanted her to be part of the reality show, because of her lifestyle as it was what they were looking for. After her family and close ones convinced her, Mabusi then decided
7. Mabusi was originally asked to be cast as a housewife, but she declined because she just wanted to be featured on the show, as a friend. Although she isn’t a main cast member her presence can’t be ignored, and, she has been quickly gathering fans.
8. Many people warmed up to her because of how other ladies treated her, more especially Nonku, who she knew before. Mabusi was the butt of many jokes, and sometimes was left out at some events.
9. Out of all the cast members, it’s LaConco she’s bonded with most, a relationship fans have loved to watch develop this season. The two have been serving us nothing but sisterhood vibes. According to Mabusi, they would meet for coffee and have nice chats.
10. Mabusi is a doting mother to her only child, a son. She is also an only child to her mother, who has really helped a lot in the raising of her grandson.
Fun facts about the Queen to mark her Platinum Jubilee
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On 6 February this year, the Queen marked 70 years on the British throne - a feat which will be celebrated with a four-day Jubilee weekend at the beginning of June.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee will see several events take place from the 2 - 5 of June, including the annual Trooping the Colour parade, a pageant, and a concert with performances from musicians like Ed Sheeran.
To celebrate Her Majesty’s milestone, Buckingham Palace has released 70 facts about the Queen to celebrate her seven-decade reign.
1. The Queen is the longest-reigning monarch
On 9 September 2015, the Queen became the longest-reigning monarch in British history, surpassing the reign of her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria.
In a speech given on the historic day during an engagement in the Scottish Borders, the Queen said: “Inevitably a long life can pass by many milestones, my own is no exception, but I thank you all and the many others at home and overseas for your touching messages of great kindness.”
2. Her Majesty has made over 150 Commonwealth visits
The Queen during a Commonwealth visit to New Zealand in February 1963 (Getty Images)
Within the Commonwealth alone, the Queen has made more than 150 visits during her reign.
3. Visited more than 100 countries
The Queen has visited more than 100 countries as monarch, including Canada 22 times, more than any other country in the world, and France 13 times, more than any other country in Europe.
4. First solo appearance was in 1942
The Queen’s first solo public engagement (as Princess Elizabeth) was on 21 April 1942, her 16th birthday, when she inspected the Grenadier Guards at Windsor Castle.
5. Carried out thousands of engagements
The Queen has carried out more than 21,000 engagements over the course of her reign.
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