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Celebrities with the same surname who aren't related




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The stars of Mzansi Magic’s latest hit drama, Isithembiso, have caused quite the stir due to the fact that they share the same surname, with many arguing that in Zulu culture, having the same surname means you’re related somehow.
But there are a number of ZAlebs who share the same surname but aren’t from the same family. Maybe somewhere, somehow, back in the day, their ancestors were related, but as it stands, these ZAlebs merely share a surname but aren’t related.
Dladla:
Khaya and Pallance



Khaya and Pallance Dladla
instagram.com
Dlamini:
Minnie and Leanne (as well as Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma)



Minnie Dlamini and Leanne Dlamini
instagram.com
Thabethe:
Thando, Thuli and Ayanda



Thando, Thuli and Ayanda Thabethe
instagram.com
Mabena:
Nomuzi and Bob



Nomuzi and Bob Mabena
vuzu.dstv.com
Nkosi:
Jessica, Mbali and Kenneth



Jessica, Mbali and Kenneth Nkosi
instagram.com
Lillian and Desmond



Lillian and Desmond Dube
twitter.com
Twala:
Siyabonga and Mary



Siyabonga and Mary Twala
tvsa.co.za
Kenny and Vusi



Kenny and Vusi Kunene
twitter.com
James Ngcobo and the Maskandi Ngcobo family



ngcobo
Instagram/@ihhashielimhlophe



Ngcobo
Instagram/@MarketTheatre
Ngema:
Simphiwe Ngema and Mbongeni Ngema



Simphiwe Ngema
Instagram/@SimzNgema



Ngema3
Facebook/@MbongeniNgema
Radebe:
Siya and Lucas Radebe



Siya Radebe
Instagram/@SiyaRadebe



Lucas Radebe2
Facebook/LucasRadebe
Sibiya:
Linda and Kay 



Linda
twitter/@lindasibiya



#MCM: Inside Kay Sibiya's closed
Instagram.com/kay_sibiya

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