Late Scebi’s dream home nears completion!
The unfinished dream home of the late maskandi musician Scebi Dlamini is nearing completion thanks to contributions from fans and fellow artists. His fiancée, Mbali Mthembu, is overseeing the final stages of construction to turn the property into a home for their children.
Why it matters
The story highlights the communal support for local cultural icons and the personal legacy left behind by the artist.
WORK is underway to complete the late maskandi star Scebi “Inkos’yamagcokama” Dlamini’s unfinished dream.
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Scebi (29) passed away in a horrific car crash in August 2026. But more than his sad passing, Mzansi was left heartbroken when they learnt that he passed away while his big dream of having a double-storey house was still unfinished.
The National Anthem hitmaker had already named his new house eHlalankosi, meaning “inkosi’s home”.
His stage name, Inkos’yamagcokama, loosely translates to the inkosi of fashionistas.
When he passed away, he was finishing his house to live in with his fiancee, Mbali Mthembu, and their kids, a few metres from his home in Msinga, KZN Midlands.
Kind people, including maskandi musicians and fans, have contributed towards finishing Scebi’s house.
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