Nandi and Chuma to get married.

In the latest twists and turns of Isitha: The Enemy, the Sokhulu family finds themselves in a tangled web of consequences following the untimely demise of Khaya Sokhulu. This unexpected turn of events has the potential to completely reshape their family dynamics and their hold on their various businesses.

Following Khaya’s untimely passing, the family lawyer delivered a sh0.cking declaration: all of Khaya’s business assets now belong to his wife, Nandi. This unexpected turn of events left the Sokhulu family reeling, as they saw their control over the family empire slipping away.

Determined to regain their foothold, the Sokhulu family devised a strategic plan rooted in their traditional customs. They proposed that Chuma, Khaya’s brother, marry Nandi. This tradition, known as “uMngeno,” stipulates that the living brother marries the widow of his deceased brother to keep the family united and maintain control over the family’s assets.

To formalize this arrangement, the Sokhulus met with the Mkhize family to discuss the proposed marriage. However, not everyone in the Sokhulu family supported this plan. Solomzi, in particular, was vocal in his opposition. His growing closeness to Nandi complicated matters further, as their relationship led to delays in the “uMngeno” process.

As Solomzi and Nandi’s bond deepens, the Sokhulu family’s unity is tested. Solomzi’s resistance to the traditional marriage arrangement introduces a new layer of conflict, making the future of the Sokhulu businesses increasingly uncertain.

This ongoing saga in Isitha: The Enemy is filled with captivating drama and intriguing plot twists, as the Sokhulu family expertly navigates the intricate dance between age-old traditions and the complexities of the modern world. Will Chuma ever tie the knot with Nandi to regain the family’s grip on their enterprises, or will Solomzi and Nandi’s romance throw a wrench in the family’s schemes?