Famous sangoma and podcaster Gogo Skhotheni recently previewed her debut single 'Ndiyakwamkela' which she said it is dedicated to God and will be dropped soon.
The reality TV star posted a snippet of her track to excited fans who couldn't wait to hear the whole songwill release her spiritual song soon, and her fans have given it the green light for the heartwarming message it carries.
Skhotheni said she recommends it as it works well for her and has helped her achieve the family unit she has today. The now DJ also debunked claims that love potion harms or would cause death, saying her husband is alive and well.
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