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Former Johannesburg DA Mayor Mpho Phalatse Walks Down the Aisle Four Months After Divorce

September 30, 2024
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Former City of Johannesburg Mayor, Mpho Phalatse, has remarried after divorcing her ex-husband Brutus Malada. Phalatse, who held the mayoral position until her term ended, tied the knot with Malada just two years ago. However, their marriage came to an end in April this year when the couple decided to part ways.

Following the divorce, Phalatse quickly moved on with her life. She found love again and got married to Pastor Gerald Nxumalo of Jubilee Global Ministries. The wedding took place on August 30, just four months after her split from Malada. With her new marriage to Nxumalo, Phalatse has taken on the title “mmafundisi,” which is a respectful term used to address the wife of a pastor in some South African communities.

The timeline of events has surprised some, given that Phalatse and Malada’s marriage lasted for less than two years before it ended. Despite the sudden change in her personal life, Phalatse seems to be embracing her new role as a pastor’s wife, entering a new chapter with Nxumalo.

Phalatse is known for her political career and public service as the first black woman to be elected as the Mayor of Johannesburg. Her new marriage to Nxumalo has drawn attention, both due to the timing and the shift in her role from politician to pastor’s wife.

As she steps into this new phase of her life, many will be watching to see how Phalatse balances her public responsibilities with her personal life. Her journey highlights both the challenges and the resilience she has shown in navigating change.

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