Mbuso Zulu on growing up in a ‘family of prisoners’ even his grandmother [video]

In a resurfaced clip from Skeem GP’s podcast, Mbuso Zulu, an ex-convict from KwaZulu-Natal, exposed that he and the majority of his paternal member of the family, including his granny, dad, and uncle, have actually been locked up eventually in their lives.

HOUSEHOLD OF PRISONERS

In a Facebook clip shared by Chromocloud, Zulu informed Skeem GP that although he does not blame his daddy for his criminal past, it was the stories he became aware of his dad’s impact that eventually drove him down that course.

Mbuso’s grandparents were barely around throughout his youth. His granny was sentenced to 10 years in jail for offering cannabis, while his grandpa was typically away due to the fact that he was a polygamist.

This vacuum required his dad, Mafuku Themba Ncanana, to accept criminal activity as a way of survival, because his own mom was now put behind bars.

Ncanana was currently serving his 15-year jail sentence when Mbuso was born. His criminal activities consisted of service break-ins and cash-in-transit break-ins.

According to Mbuso, he matured around drugs and AK-47 guns, which his dad kept at home.

LIFE AFTER PRISON

Mbuso’s life has actually taken a favorable turn given that his release in September 2024. The 34-year-old just recently signed up with SABC 1’s Uzalo as Cash Money.

He has actually likewise developed the Usengashintsha Foundation and works as a brand name ambassador for Xap Clothing.

Before his dad died, Mbuso stated he constantly motivated him to prioritise education, as he did not want his boy to follow in his steps.