Scebi Dlamini remembered for generosity, nurturing young talent
Dlamini died in a car crash in Richards Bay last week.
Late award-winning maskandi artist Scebi Dlamini is remembered for his generosity and commitment to nurturing local talent, especially among young people. Dlamini passed away in a car accident in Richards Bay last week, alongside fellow maskandi artist Sipho “Gupta” Mchunu. At his funeral held at Mzisho Sports Ground in Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal, his brother Nduduzo spoke about Dlamini's caring nature and his willingness to help people irrespective of their social background.
Mourners gathered to bid farewell to Dlamini, affectionately known as "Inkos’yamagcokama". Nduduzo emphasized that Dlamini was passionate about seeing his family members grow and become empowered. He urged people to uphold the spirit of development, a trait Dlamini himself deeply admired. Dlamini ensured unity within his group, indicating his love for family bonds, though his brother was among those unaccounted for.
Dlamini's children paid tribute to their father through song, performing one of his hit tracks, "Vuma," featuring Dlamini, on which he was a renowned artist. Family, friends, and fellow musicians bid a final farewell to Scebi “Inkos’yamagcokama” Dlamini.
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