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Sakhile from Smoke & Mirrors is a renowned and respected actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic.
Learn more about his bio: Age, girlfriends, family, TV shows, new role, factsSiyabonga Sepotokele is a renowned and respected South African actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic. The actor has starred in numerous movies and television shows, and this has showcased his unmatched prowess in the entertainment industry.

Over the years, the outstanding South African actor has played important roles in the cinema and television industries. Karektas season 2, Broken Vows, Grassroots, Impilo: The Scam, and Isibaya are some of his major productions.He is now starring in the etv drama series Smoke and Mirrors as Sakhile.

Siyabonga grew up in Orlando East, Soweto. Siya was born on October 23, 1996, and is therefore 27 years old. Siya is the son of the late Phyllis Sepotokele and Shadrack Ta Sello Ntsibande. His parents were both unemployed, but they made sure he had all he needed. Siya’s mother died of cervical cancer in January 2017. His mother died two months after he landed his first acting job on Keeping Score as Le-Hasa.After his elementary education in Sivuleleni Primary School, Siya joined Zifuneleni Junior Secondary School in Soweto. He was actively involved in the two famous Soweto Choirs while in high school. He was an excellent student not only in his co-curricular activities but also in his academics.At the age of 15, he attained a full scholarship from St. David’s Marist Inanda, a prominent Johannesburg-based private high school, to pursue his high school education.

Siyabonga Sepotokele is a renowned and respected South African actor and singer. He is famous for playing two dubious roles: Mac’able on Impilo: The Scam and Karabo on The Republic. The actor has starred in numerous movies and television shows, and this has showcased his unmatched prowess in the entertainment industry.

Over the years, the outstanding South African actor has played important roles in the cinema and television industries. Karektas season 2, Broken Vows, Grassroots, Impilo: The Scam, and Isibaya are some of his major productions.He is now starring in the etv drama series Smoke and Mirrors as Sakhile.

Siyabonga grew up in Orlando East, Soweto. Siya was born on October 23, 1996, and is therefore 27 years old. Siya is the son of the late Phyllis Sepotokele and Shadrack Ta Sello Ntsibande. His parents were both unemployed, but they made sure he had all he needed. Siya’s mother died of cervical cancer in January 2017. His mother died two months after he landed his first acting job on Keeping Score as Le-Hasa.After his elementary education in Sivuleleni Primary School, Siya joined Zifuneleni Junior Secondary School in Soweto. He was actively involved in the two famous Soweto Choirs while in high school. He was an excellent student not only in his co-curricular activities but also in his academics.At the age of 15, he attained a full scholarship from St. David’s Marist Inanda, a prominent Johannesburg-based private high school, to pursue his high school educationAfter finishing high school, he enrolled at Wits University to pursue a career in music. He stopped attending classes at the university after a few months. He was conflicted and chose to abandon music. He went on to pursue a career in acting, despite his parents’ displeasure at seeing him leave school for the stage.

The actor is off the market, according to him.During an interview, he stated that his current interests are the job and his girlfriend. “I am with someone who has helped me progress, and that is awesome,” he said.

Siyabonga began auditioning for other roles after quitting his music studies. Fortunately, he received his first role in the SABC 2 serial Keeping Score. He played Lehasa, Mmamosa’s youngest son who inherited his mother’s money sense, sex appeal, and attractiveness. In the middle of 2016, he got a small cameo role on Season 4 of the Mzansi Magic soap opera titled IsiBaya. Since then, he has been in a number of TV shows.Even though he quit his studies in music, his talent as a singer still stands out. In 2013, Siyabonga Raymond Sepotokele’s singing expertise was seen during the Lovermore Yamaha music competition, which was hosted by Roedean School every year.

The competition focuses on classical repertoire, and participation is solely up to candidates undertaking an external music examination. The opening round of the competition took place on June 3, where he performed two pieces. Siyabonga Sepotokele’s songs during the competition were Where You Walk and Not While I’m Around. He performed an exceptional performance in the final round of the tournament, earning him R3,500 in Lovermore Music vouchers.

Siyabonga Sepotokele is an outstanding actor and vocalist. Many young people look up to him as an inspiration. His life shows that they will never go wrong if they pursue whatever they are good at

Kwanda Manyathi, the 22-year-old South African actor best known for his role as Velaphi Sokhulu on *Isitha: The Enemy*, is a shining example of how talent and perseverance can transform lives. Growing up in a less privileged family, Kwanda faced numerous challenges, including the inability to complete his education. Despite these obstacles, his journey to success is nothing short of inspirational.

Kwanda first gained significant attention and popularity on the e.tv soapie *The Black Door*, where his impressive performances won the hearts of many fans. His breakthrough role showcased his acting prowess and opened up new opportunities in the entertainment industry. Today, Kwanda is not only a well-known actor but also a devoted son who is using his success to uplift his family.
Thanks to his talent and hard work, Kwanda is now able to provide for his family. He is currently building a beautiful house for his parents, valued at approximately R450,000. This act of love and dedication highlights his commitment to giving back to those who supported him throughout his journey.

Kwanda’s story is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of following one’s dreams, no matter the circumstances. From his humble beginnings to his rise in the entertainment industry, he has shown that with determination and talent, anything is possible.

 

 

 

 
As Kwanda Manyathi continues to grow in his career, he remains grounded and focused on his roots. His success is not just measured by his fame but by the positive impact he has on his family’s life. The new house he is building for his parents stands as a symbol of his achievements and a brighter future for his loved ones.

Popular South African celebrity Sangoma and reality TV star, Gogo Maweni, has taken social media by storm after sharing a video of her lavish new house. The video has garnered thousands of comments and reactions, with many fans congratulating her on her latest acquisition.

Gogo Maweni’s Illustrious Career and Fortune

With a successful career spanning several years, Gogo Maweni has amassed a significant fortune through her practice, reality TV shows, and various business ventures. She has invested in real estate, purchasing multiple properties around the country, and has a diverse business portfolio.

 

 

 

The New House

While Gogo Maweni did not reveal the location of her new house, she shared a video on Instagram, captioning it, “I’ve got no time for the streets…new project loading renovating our new home. Dear God and the ancestors, give us strength and continue to bless us.” The video showcases the exterior and interior of the house, which is currently undergoing renovations.

Rumors suggest that Gogo Maweni has spent millions on this latest addition to her property portfolio. Last year, she made headlines when she announced her plans to demolish and rebuild a house as a rental property. Additionally, she has purchased land in Johannesburg’s leafy suburbs to open a high-end restaurant.

Impressive Fleet of Cars

Apart from her impressive property collection, Gogo Maweni owns a luxurious fleet of cars, including:

– Mercedes-Benz A-Class AMG
– Mercedes-Benz CLA 200
– Mercedes-Benz GLA 45
– Audi A5
– Range Rover
– VW Golf
– Porsche

Business Empire and Luxury Lifestyle

Gogo Maweni continues to expand her business empire, investing in various ventures, including real estate, hospitality, and more. Her lavish lifestyle has made her one of the most fascinating personalities in South Africa, with a huge following and admiration from her fans.

In conclusion, Gogo Maweni’s latest addition to her property portfolio is a testament to her hard work and success. Her luxurious new home and impressive fleet of cars are a reflection of her glamorous lifestyle, making her a true icon in South African entertainment and business.

South Africans on social media were taken aback when etv’s Scandal actor James Sithole, who plays Mdala, claimed that he spoke ten languages.Sithole said in an interview with Sunday World that his mother is Venda and his father is Tsonga. Because no one in the family could speak either language, they settled on Pedi as the primary language.

Born in Kwa-Ndebele, Mpumalanga, Sithole revealed that he never thought he would be an actor. While he was in Grade 1, he wished to become a policeman or soldier. His joining acting was rather accidental.

 

 

 

 
James Sithole said:
“I joined the youth development group as an athlete. I wanted to run, doing distances like the 100 and 200 meters, and it so happened that one day our athletics instructor was not there, so I went to the acting and music class. That is when I fell in love with acting. I immediately knew that’s where I wanted to be.”Sithole enrolled in the South African State Theatre in Pretoria after finishing his matriculation.Because of his love for languages, he studied language practice as he had wanted to become a translator at some point in his life.

“I did language practice because I wanted to be an interpreter; it was like something I could fall back on. I used to interpret at church, so that’s the reason I wanted to learn to speak many languages. I can safely say I know all the official languages, excluding Afrikaans, and I am currently learning Swahili and sign language.”

After his schooling, Sithole moved to Mamelodi, east of Pretoria, where he further harnessed his passion for acting, producing, writing and directing at the South African State Theatre.In 2014, he then joined a 10-month performing arts programme called Triple Threat where he did drama, music and dance. Within four months of being under the programme, Sithole was cast in his first professional stage play called Hungry and he was later cast in Marikana the Musical.

“From being cast in such high plays, I remember telling myself, ‘this is where I want to be’. I then started my own company called Blankpage Entertainment where we move into the creative space. Since opening my company, I’ve never looked back,” he says.

Sithole’s perseverance has paid off with his breakthrough role in the popular television series, “Scandal!”. Despite the initial lack of mainstream attention, Sithole’s exceptional acting skills have now been recognized, propelling him into the spotlight.

However, the success of his portrayal of a villainous character has come with its own set of challenges. Some viewers have mistakenly assumed that Sithole’s on-screen persona reflects his true personality, leading to misconceptions about his real-life demeanor. Nonetheless, Sithole’s talent and dedication have ultimately triumphed, paving the way for him to showcase his versatility and earn the recognition he rightfully deserves.

Kelly Khumalo, a renowned South African singer and reality TV star, has been in the public eye for many years. Her personal life, including her relationships and family, has often been subject to media attention and public scrutiny. In this article, we will delve into Kelly Khumalo’s relationship history, her experiences as a mother, and her recent developments in her personal life.

*High-Profile Relationships and Breakups*Kelly Khumalo has been involved in several high-profile relationships over the years. Her romances have often made headlines, and her breakups have been highly publicized. In the past, she has been open about her relationships, sharing her experiences and emotions with her fans. However, recently, she has chosen to keep her romantic life private, only occasionally hinting at relationship troubles on social media.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Mthokozisi Yende and the Birth of Her Third Child*

Kelly Khumalo’s most recent relationship is allegedly with former Kaizer Chiefs player, Mthokozisi Yende. The two have managed to keep their romance away from social media and the public eye. In April, Kelly reportedly gave birth to her third child, believed to be fathered by Mthokozisi Yende. This new addition to her family has brought joy and excitement to her life, and she has been embracing her role as a mother of three.

*Past Relationships and Lessons Learned*

Kelly Khumalo was previously involved with the late businessman Prosper Mkwaiwa and rapper Chad Da Don. These relationships were highly publicized, and their breakups were often dramatic and emotional. However, Kelly has spoken publicly about the lessons she has learned from these experiences and how they have shaped her into the person she is today.

*Rumors and Speculation*

Recently, there have been rumors linking Kelly Khumalo to traditional healer Bhaka. Although these rumors have not been confirmed, they have sparked public interest and speculation about her personal life. Kelly has not publicly confirmed or denied these rumors, choosing instead to focus on her music and her family.

*New Beginnings and Personal Growth*

Kelly Khumalo’s recent social media posts have hinted at possible relationship troubles and new beginnings. Her fans have been speculating about her personal life, and she has responded with cryptic quotes and messages. One such quote reads, “Congratulations to those who found partners with pure intentions.

As unique as her stage name, Six Nyamane is one of the freshest faces to grace our television screens with her new role as Nozipho Cele on SABC 1’s popular soapie, Generations: The Legacy.
Born Mpume , Nyamane is known for playing roles such as the sassy Buhle on e.tv’s Scandal!, the cutthroat Natasha on the comedy film Blessers and Amogelang on Rhythm City.
The 25-year-old mother to a three-year-old hails from Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal. She stumbled upon her love for acting in her first year at the University of SA (Unisa), and despite her love for her craft her mother was not quite fond of the idea that she was pursuing an acting career over academics. Six Nyamane, born Mpume, is one of the newest faces to grace our television screens as Nozipho Cele on SABC 1’s popular soapie, Generations: The Legacy.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Born Mpume , Nyamane is known for playing roles such as the sassy Buhle on e.tv’s Scandal!, the cutthroat Natasha on the comedy film Blessers and Amogelang on Rhythm City.

“People always ask whether my real name is ‘Six’ and I always say ‘Yes’ because I tend to believe it is. I got that name from my days of playing provincial hockey and I played position six. With the team being so big, the coaches don’t have time to learn our names, so they refer us to the numbers on the pitch,” the actor explains.“Even off the pitch, we as a team as well as the coaches, used to call each other by our numbers… and somehow we just kept our names and I kept mine despite pursuing an acting career.

“I started playing hockey in grade 4 up to matric. I stopped playing after moving to Johannesburg because I couldn’t find a team and besides, I truly don’t have the time – so I wouldn’t be able to keep up with practice, let alone the games.”

The 25-year-old mother to a three-year-old hails from Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal. She stumbled upon her love for acting in her first year at the University of SA (Unisa), and despite her love for her craft her mother was not quite fond of the idea that she was pursuing an acting career over academics.

“I lived in Newcastle all my life and when I finished matric, I knew I had to come to the big city to pursue some sort of career. I had no plan when I arrived in the City of Gold because my family shut down the idea of me studying sports science or playing hockey professionally, all I knew is that I had to go to school,” said the young woman.

“I remember looking around for schools but ended up in the same Unisa I initially didn’t want to study at. I studied finance for a couple of months but found myself uninterested in the course, so I started ditching classes for auditions – this is after a guy I met at the gym told me I had a face for television.

“I went to my very first audition and I got the role. I then chose to secretly shoot the film without my family knowing but somehow the school called my mother to inform her that I didn’t attend school or write my exam… to say my mother was furious with me is an understatement, she didn’t talk to me for two weeks.

DJ Zinhle, a celebrated figure in the South African entertainment industry, is commemorating a remarkable 20-year milestone in her illustrious career. The 40-year-old media personality, whose real name is Ntombezinhle Jiyane, has cemented her status as a force to be reckoned with in the music scene, captivating audiences with her exceptional talent and versatility.

 

 

 

 
Over the course of two decades, Zinhle has amassed a string of hit productions, including the iconic tracks “Umlilo,” “My Name Is,” and “Siyabonga,” which have resonated with listeners across the country and beyond. Her prowess as a DJ has been widely recognized, with the prestigious DJaneTop ranking her as the number-one DJ in Africa for an impressive five consecutive years, a testament to her unwavering dedication and artistic brilliance.

As Zinhle reflects on this significant achievement, her remarkable journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists and music enthusiasts alike, highlighting the power of perseverance, creativity, and the ability to captivate audiences through the universal language of music.My journey as a DJ went by so fast. I didn’t know that I was going to wake up, and it was twenty years later. But just looking back, I feel like it was those things where you take things one thing at a time and one step at a time.

“When I started, I didn’t even have plans to be a DJ. I didn’t even think I’d be celebrating twenty years. It feels like I’m a fraud when I celebrate this milestone because I didn’t even want to be a DJ. But God has been good. I don’t want to lie though, I don’t know how I got here,” the DJ said.

In a testament to her burgeoning success, renowned DJ Zinhle is set to host a special show titled “Zee Nation” on August 9th at the Nasrec venue in Johannesburg. This event marks a significant milestone in the artist’s career, as she continues to solidify her presence in the digital sphere, particularly on the popular social media platform TikTok.

“My team was very big on deciding that I needed to celebrate this milestone. I’m glad they pushed me because I don’t do birthday parties. I don’t even celebrate myself, but I like celebrating other people. But I’m always so scared of celebrating myself, so this felt like the right thing to celebrate,” she said.

Zinhle’s growing fan base, affectionately referred to as her “Besties,” have played a crucial role in her recent rise to prominence, showcasing the power of grassroots support in the music industry. This upcoming event promises to be a celebration of Zinhle’s achievements and an opportunity for her devoted followers to come together and experience her dynamic artistry firsthand.

“When I say, “Hey Bestie,” I’m talking to my followers. I’ve been on many other social media platforms, but I didn’t have my own thing. I was always looking for something to do on TikTok that’s organic. I started having conversations where people could chat to me.

“And then a friend of mine said people don’t know how much of a clown I am and advised that I show people that. I then started narrating my day, and before I knew it, Bestie had formed. It became a real thing. I love Bestie because I feel like that is who I am,” DJ Zinhle said.

Rosemary Zimu’s portrayal of Puseletso, a Mosotho woman, on Mzansi Magic’s popular drama series “My Brother’s Keeper” has captivated viewers with her nuanced and compelling performance. Since the show’s debut in October 2023, audiences have been enthralled by the unfolding drama that unfolds against the lavish backdrop of the Shabalala family, according to TrueLOVE

As the long-term “lay-by wife” of Ndumiso, played by Nkanyiso Mchunu, Puseletso’s character has navigated a tumultuous journey filled with infidelity scandals and power struggles. Despite the ups and downs, Puseletso has remained steadfast in her loyalty to Ndumiso, showcasing the resilience and strength that have endeared her to viewers.

 

 

 

 
Rosemary Zimu’s nuanced portrayal of Puseletso has been a standout, as she effortlessly captures the complexities of the character’s emotional and social dynamics. The audience has been rooting for Puseletso’s rise, captivated by her journey and the powerful performance that Rosemary Zimu has delivered.“She did try and grow just to make hers and Ndumiso’s life better and she was also trying to grow into being an independent woman with her husband and away from Mshengu’s (played by Lindani Nkosi) control and Mshengu is just too strong man, Mshengu is just too connected, he is too feared,” she said

Puseletso’s strength and dedication shine through her life with the Shabalala family. She integrated into the family business, proving she is more than just a makoti. This was evident when family patriarch Mshengu appointed her as the CEO of the business.

While “My Brother’s Keeper” focuses on the Shabalala family’s sons and their quests for power and love, it is the women supporting these men that provide a nuanced portrayal of family dynamics and the impact of patriarchy.

The recent clash between two prominent members of the MK Party Creative Council, Zulu Boy and Mpamehlangene Gwala, has captured public attention. Zulu Boy, a renowned actor and member of the council, found himself at odds with Mpamehlangene, a powerful inyanga, or traditional healer, also part of the political party.

The conflict arose over an alleged stolen car, a matter that has caused considerable drama within the MK Party. According to reports, Zulu Boy accused Mpamehlangene of theft, leading the inyanga to retaliate with a threat to use muthi, or traditional medicine, to make the actor a “madman.” In response, Zulu Boy has firmly stated that he will not apologize for calling Mpamehlangene a thief, refusing to back down from the confrontation.The situation has highlighted the tensions that can arise within the party, as two influential members find themselves on opposing sides of a contentious issue. The dispute has gained widespread attention, particularly given the high-profile status of the individuals involved and the involvement of traditional African practices, such as the use of muthi, in the ongoing feud.As the drama between the two MK Party Creative Council members continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the situation will be resolved and what implications it may have on the party’s internal dynamics and public perception. The outcome of this clash could have far-reaching consequences, not only for the individuals involved but also for the broader political landscape.

 

 

 

 
Zulu Boy said:
“I refuse to talk about him. He’s been going around saying I have three weeks to apologise. He has threatened me for a long time, but I won’t hide in my house fearing for my life. Life goes on. He wants to gain popularity by using my name. I won’t give him the satisfaction of apologizing or sharing the incidents that led to this hate. I’m the victim here, not him.”

The Inyanga, in his defense, stated:
“Now to him, I’m a thief? He knows I’m a powerful inyanga. I travel to Ghana, Malawi, and Tanzania to collect strong muthi. I can make him mad, walk around naked, if he continues calling me a thief. This boy must grow up and stop acting like a kid.”