Maggie Benedict is a South African actor, writer, and director. She studied acting at Pretoria Tech.
Continue reading Did you recognise this talented actress? Akhona From Generations
Maggie Benedict is a South African actor, writer, and director. She studied acting at Pretoria Tech.
Continue reading Did you recognise this talented actress? Akhona From Generations
South African media personality Minnie Dlamini, once known for her luxurious lifestyle, is now making headlines for an unexpected reason—she no longer has a car and has turned to Uber for her daily transportation needs. The former TV host and businesswoman, who has enjoyed years of success in the entertainment industry, appears to be adjusting to a significant lifestyle change.
While details remain scarce, the news has surprised many of her fans, leaving them curious about what happened to her car. Reports have surfaced, revealing that Minnie has been using Uber to get around. However, no official statement has been made regarding whether her car was sold, lost, or involved in an accident. Her sudden shift in transport methods has sparked a lot of conversation on social media, with fans speculating about what could have led to this situation.
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Former Isibaya actress Asavela Mqokiyana recently marked a joyous occasion as she celebrated her daughter’s birthday. The star, who has always kept her family life private, took to social media to share the special moments of her daughter’s big day, making it a memorable event for her fans and followers alike.
A Joyous Celebration for Asavela Mqokiyana’s Daughter
Asavela Mqokiyana, widely known for her role on the hit TV show Isibaya, has successfully kept her family life under wraps. However, she occasionally offers her followers glimpses of her personal life, and her daughter’s birthday was one such occasion. Mqokiyana’s fans were excited to share in the celebration, as the star posted heartwarming pictures and videos of her daughter’s special day.
Mqokiyana’s Daughter Birthday: A Special Milestone
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Tuesday 8 October 2024
Episode 154
Pressure is applied and excuses won’t be tolerated. Nhloso grapples with the stigma of being an ex-convict. Mdala reels after a disappointing consultation with a medium.
Wednesday 9 October 2024
Episode 155
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The gifted actress and well-known figure in the entertainment industry, Sharon Seno, has declared her respect for the natural hair movement. In her personal life, Sharon, who portrays Marang Motsoaledi in the enduring soap opera Muvhango, expressed her dislike for artificial hairstyles and weaves.
Continue reading Muvhango actress Sharon Seno says she hates weaves in real-life
What do you think your superpower is?
I can make people happy. I know how to make people smile and feel warm inside. I bring peace to people — I’m actually a light to many.
What makes you a legend of tomorrow?
I own my craft and put my heart on my sleeve whenever I am on screen. I believe that will be admired and applauded in the near future.
What makes you a cultural disruptor in your industry?
The striking resemblance between Moopi Mothibeli’s portrayal of the ruthless and power-hungry Smanga on Generations: The Legacy and Mduduzi Mabaso’s performance as the enigmatic Suffocate Ndlovu on Rhythm City has captivated the attention of audiences across South Africa.
The world of television can be a wild ride, especially when you’re a teenager navigating through both the ups and downs of acting and, well, being a teenager! Mosa Nkwashu, the talented 17-year-old actress from Mahwelereng, Mokopane in Limpopo, is doing just that on SABC1’s hit drama series, Skeem Saam. Currently portrayed as Lewatle, a Grade 10 pupil, Mosa is taking viewers through the rollercoaster of teenage life—stressful dads, crush dilemmas, and all!
Continue reading Mosa Nkwashu says her Skeem Saam character mirrors her own life drama.
If you haven’t yet tuned into Mzansi Wethu’s hit telenovela “Sibongile and The Dlaminis,” you might be missing out on one of the hottest shows in South Africa right now! This captivating series has taken DStv by storm, recently boasting over 1.5 million viewers in September alone. That’s right! An impressive 1,508,378 viewers were glued to their screens, up from 1,344,524 in August. Clearly, it’s not just a passing trend; this show is here to stay!
Launched in July last year, “Sibongile and The Dlaminis” quickly gained traction and even hit the remarkable milestone of two million viewers back in April. It’s been a steady climb since then, as the show consistently holds the title of the most-watched program on DStv with viewership ranging from 1.3 to 1.4 million. Each episode draws in fans eager to see what drama unfolds next.
Drama Tension Builds Among Zahara’s Family and Friends Regarding Her Heavenly Birthday Celebration.
This division was caused because the family and friends are hosting two different events in celebration of the late singer’s life.
This year, on 9 November, she would have turned 37 years old. Her upcoming birthday has caused some tension among her family and friends, who are hosting two different events in Johannesburg and East London on the same day.
To honour her life and legacy, close friends have put their heads together to host a tribute birthday celebration for the late star in Johannesburg while her family and some other friends plan to throw an event in her hometown of East London.