Biography of Mlungisi Zwelihle Gumede

Name: Mlungisi Zwelihle Gumede was born in South Africa at township called Jozini at kwa nondabuya on the 06th August 1996

His parents are Magodisa Sibiya and Blondie Gumede. He has 2 brothers and two sisters and he is the third born in his mother.

Mlungisi like writing and reciting poems in public. He is currently doing bachelor of Education in History and geography. On the other side he is a youtube owning Channels named Mluda TV, Mluda school and lastly the one named Mlungisi Zwelihle Gumede which contains his poems.

In year 2019 Mlungisi was 23 years old and he is expected to complete his degree by the end of 2020.

Mlungisi studied At Mfingose Primary School and Zamintuthuko Secondary School. He also conducted his teaching practise at the same school Zamintuthuko secondary school and lastly at Malobeni high school.

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the devil at work

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world is not east

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the edgar of my life

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