- Controversial blogger Musa Khawula shared what appears to be police documentation linking Blue Mbombo to a theft case opened by Thami Ndlala in August 2026
- Thami Ndlala allegedly accused Blue Mbombo of stealing and selling his luxury watch valued at over R150,000
- The post triggered a wave of reactions online, though not for the reasons many expected
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Musa Khawula has done it again. The controversial blogger's backup page on X set South African gossip circles ablaze after sharing what appeared to be police documentation alleging a legal dispute between businessman Thami Ndlala and media personality Blue Mbombo.
According to the post from the Musa Khawula Backup Page, Ndlala opened a theft case against his former partner in August 2026, claiming she took and sold his luxury watch worth over R150,000. The image shared alongside the claim showed what looked like a "Notice of Rights in Terms of the Constitution" document, paired with a portrait of Blue Mbombo.
What Musa Khawula's page posted
The correction drew more engagement than many expected, with peeps splitting their attention between the actual allegations and the grammar mishap. It's a classic case of South African social media doing what it does best, finding the humour even in serious situations.
Blue Mbombo, known for her modelling career and prominent media presence, and Thami Ndlala have not publicly addressed the claims at this stage. The allegations remain unproven, and the matter appears to be in the hands of law enforcement. The post read:
"In August 2026, Thami Ndlala opened a theft case against Blue Mbombo. Blue Mbombo stole and sold Thami Ndlala's watch worth over R150 000."
The alleged theft of a high-value timepiece from a former partner points to what appears to be a deeply personal falling-out between the two. The timing, August 2026, suggests the legal process was already underway when the blogger brought it to public attention.
Grammar police steal the spotlight
While the allegations themselves are serious, a typo in the original post quickly became the talk of the thread. The word "stealth" was used in place of "stole," and netizens were not about to let that slide.
@NombuleloKhaba replied:
"Stole not stealth ay ngeke islungu. 😂😂😂😂😂"
Blue Mbombo reflects on her career
Blue Mbombo played a key role in producing the fashion showcase at the SADC Summit opening ceremony in Durban on 12 October 2026.
The South African media personality worked with Scalo to select outfits and coordinate models for the high-profile event.
Source: Briefly News
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