The unfinished home Inkos’yamagcokama was building for his family has become a powerful symbol of the late Maskandi star’s legacy, with fellow musicians, supporters and members of the community now rallying to complete the project he left behind.

The family of the late musician, whose real name was Scebi Dlamini, and Sicelu Collective have officially endorsed a community driven fundraising initiative aimed at turning his unfinished dream into a completed home for his family.

The initiative was launched by members of the Maskandi fraternity following the musician’s untimely death, bringing together artists, supporters, businesses and members of the public who want to help the grieving family finish a project that was deeply important to him.

In a formal statement, the family and management confirmed that the fundraising campaign is legitimate and has their full support.

“We are deeply moved by the willingness of fellow artists, supporters, businesses, and members of the broader community to contribute towards seeing something that was important to him brought to completion for the benefit of the family he leaves behind,” the statement reads.

Public Warned About Fake Fundraising Accounts

As the campaign gains attention, organisers have urged potential donors to exercise caution.

Members of the public who wish to contribute have been advised to use only the verified banking details published on the official campaign artwork.

The warning comes amid concerns that alternative banking details or independent fundraising requests could circulate online as the campaign attracts greater public interest.

Supporters have therefore been urged to verify all payment information through the official communication channels before making any contribution.

For the family, the campaign is about more than completing a building. It represents an opportunity to finish something Inkos’yamagcokama started while ensuring that the project ultimately benefits those he left behind.

Questions Grow Over Inkos’yamagcokama’s Music Catalogue

While attention remains focused on the house project, Sicelu Collective and the artist’s management have also moved to address concerns surrounding his music catalogue.

Several of Inkos’yamagcokama’s albums have been unavailable on digital streaming platforms, prompting questions from fans who have struggled to access parts of the musician’s recorded work.

Management has confirmed that the catalogue issues are real but stressed that they did not begin after the artist’s death.

According to the statement, the technical and cataloguing discrepancies existed during Inkos’yamagcokama’s lifetime. The musician was aware of the problems and had already been involved in initial efforts to resolve them.

The clarification is intended to provide context as the team works to restore his music and ensure that fans can access the correct recordings through legitimate platforms.

‘Home Alone’ Returns to Streaming Platforms

There has also been progress involving Inkos’yamagcokama’s Home Alone album.

Sicelu Collective, working with distributor Africori, confirmed that the album has now been restored to digital streaming platforms.

However, the restoration has not been entirely without complications.

Management said a technical error is still affecting the audio files. Although the track titles appear correctly, the audio for Track 1 has been duplicated under Track 2.

This means the correct audio for Track 1 is currently missing from the streaming release.

The issue has been flagged as a priority, with technical teams working to replace the duplicated file with the correct recording.

Once the correction is completed, the album should play as originally intended.

Fans Urged to Avoid Unofficial Music Uploads

Sicelu Collective has also issued a warning to fans about unofficial versions of Inkos’yamagcokama’s music circulating on third party profiles.

Supporters have been urged not to stream unauthorised uploads and instead wait for verified releases through the musician’s official platforms.

The appeal is particularly significant as the team works to restore and organise the late artist’s digital catalogue. Unofficial uploads can create further confusion around which recordings are authentic and which releases have been properly approved.

Sicelu Collective said future updates about the catalogue will be communicated exclusively through the official channels of Inkos’yamagcokama and Sicelu Collective.

A Legacy That Extends Beyond the Music

For the Maskandi fraternity, the campaign to complete Inkos’yamagcokama’s home represents a collective effort to protect a legacy that extends beyond his music.

The musician left behind unfinished plans, an extensive body of work and a family still dealing with his loss. Now, fellow artists and supporters are attempting to ensure that at least one of his most important personal projects reaches completion.

The success of the fundraising campaign will depend on continued public support, while the restoration of his music catalogue remains another important part of preserving his legacy.

For now, both efforts are moving forward with the backing of his family and management, as supporters wait for the next chapter in the story of Inkos’yamagcokama’s unfinished dream.

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