House of Zwide actor Molefe (Mohlatsi Mafatshe) caught for stealing money

House of Zwide actor Molefe (Mohlatsi Mafatshe) caught for stealing money! Dorothy from House of Zwide has finally found out that Molefe is the one who stole the missing money from the Zwides.

She was shocked when she was called by Faith and Msizi, asking her where the large amount of money was.

She was then fired. Dorothy spent the past few days trying to figure out how the Zwides would accuse her of stealing after she had worked for them for so long.

Little did she know, the thief was right beside her…, her husband Molefe.

Molefe confessed to Maria, his colleague at the salon, that he had stolen the money. Initially, he lied, claiming he got the money from a friend who is a prophet.

Maria managed to extract the truth from him. Molefe admitted he was at the Zwide house to drop off Dorothy’s charger when he saw the money and was tempted to take it, thinking it would solve all his problems.

He told Maria he would confess, but she advised him to keep quiet and die with the secret. She suggested he move the money from its hiding place at Isaac’s house. However, as he was relocating it, Isaac, Dorothy, Ona, and Keletso caught him.

Molefe is such a liar, he went as far as the eatening Faith and Msizi saying he would sue them if they didn’t give Dorothy her job back, but he knew he was the one who stole money.

Thankfully, she got her job back after she went to confess that Molefe stole the money. She also returned the rest of the money that Molefe didn’t use. Fortunately, they agreed not to get him arrested. Eish, Molefe!

In another twist, Soka’s grandmother has brought a new girlfriend for him from KZN. She disapproves of his current girlfriend, Mampho, because she has a child.

So, she returned with Khethiwe, Soka’s childhood friend. This plan might backfire or succeed, but things are about to get hectic between Soka and Mampho.

Meanwhile, peace has finally been restored at the Shabalala household on My Brother’s Keeper.

Mshengu has reconciled with his daughter-in-law Fakazile and his son Donga.

The family can now coexist without fighting or screaming.

Donga plans to invest heavily in his father’s company to help him recover. Fakazile is also assisting Mshengu by providing machines for his business.

However, this is straining her new relationship with Menzi, who is upset that Fakazile wants to work with her ex-father-in-law.

The big question now is who Mshengu will name as the heir of Shabba Snacks. Peace is a temporary thing in that household; we’ll see how long it lasts.