South African media personality Sizwe Dhlomo has sparked debate online after a bold social media post directed at motivational speaker, author, and entrepreneur Vusi Thembekwayo. Known for not shying away from controversy, Dhlomo took to social media platform X, posting a seemingly innocuous image of his property’s scenic yard with a simple caption: “morning.”
Dhlomo did not hold back in his reply, insinuating that Thembekwayo was only renting his residence and would otherwise be able to post a similar view from his home. He replied pointedly, If he wasn’t living in a rental, he would.
The sharp comment stirred further speculation about Thembekwayo’s property status and added another chapter to their long-standing social media tension.
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Fan Reactions and Blue Valley Estate Connection
The conversation quickly escalated, with fans debating Thembekwayo’s real estate situation. One user humorously implied he was renting at Blue Valley Estate, a high-end residential area in South Africa.
“Worse renting in Blue Valley Estate. Breathing, but at what cost?”
This is not the first time Dhlomo and Thembekwayo have publicly clashed. Their online exchanges have frequently delved into personal success and financial standing, with followers on both sides eager to weigh in on the drama.
Vusi Thembekwayo’s Wealth and Influence
Despite Dhlomo’s assertions, Vusi Thembekwayo is highly regarded as one of South Africa’s premier entrepreneurs. Internationally celebrated, Thembekwayo’s career includes motivational speaking engagements, investments, and advisory roles in high-profile companies.
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According to sources like BuzzSouthAfrica, Thembekwayo has an estimated net worth of R640 million, while other reports suggest a valuation as high as R11 billion. However, Thembekwayo has dismissed some of these figures, leaving the public to speculate about his financial status.
Thembekwayo’s achievements include becoming the company’s youngest director listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange at 25. By 30, he had been interested in companies valued at over R5.5 billion, solidifying his status as a young powerhouse in business.