“I Am Not Married”: Anele Mdoda Exposed Rumours In Power Move That Left Mzansi Divided


Anele Mdoda had the internet assuming wedding bells were ringing, but she’s poured cold water on the hype—revealing that her viral lobola celebration was not a wedding.
It Was Never a Wedding
After Khaya Dlanga’s now-deleted lobola posts sparked a frenzy, the radio and TV personality addressed the confusion via 947’s Instagram.
“I am not married. What you’ve been witnessing on social media was not a wedding.Buzza is my fiancé, he’s not my husband,” she stated firmly.
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This comes after the media personality trended when images of her traditional ceremony surfaced, leading many to believe she had officially tied the knot.
Anele and Buzza’s Real Love Timeline

Mdoda also opened up about her journey with Bonelela “Buzza” James, revealing that their bond goes way back.
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“We met at 16, he was 17, and we dated and broke up around 21.
But we remained friends. He’s one of my best friends,” she shared on 947’s YouTube channel.
The two reconnected after years of friendship, and now Buzza has paid lobola, marking a new chapter in their long-running relationship.
On his birthday, Anele wrote, “Happy birthday to my husband elect. 24 years of me saying happy birthday to you, and first time as your wife elect.”
Mzansi Weighs In
Social media users flooded the comments with mixed emotions.

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Some insisted that by customary law, the couple is already married, with one comment reading, “Once lobola is paid, you’re legally married unless there’s an antenuptial contract.”
Others celebrated the moment regardless. “What a beautiful celebration,” one fan said. “This was the wedding I’ve been waiting for,” another added.
Meanwhile, Primedia turned heads by gifting Anele a cow—adding to the traditional flair and making her tear up in gratitude.
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