The South African entertainment industry has lost a talented actress, Frances Ndlazilwana. She passed away on Wednesday at 8am after battling an illness for a long time. According to sources close to the situation, Ndlazilwana died at home surrounded by family. The source adds that she was old and frail.Her grandson, who is also an actor Mbulelo Katise, confirmed the news.

“At 89 years old, she departed peacefully from this world and we know that she will watch over us now as our guardian angel,’ Mbulelo said. He added that the veteran actress changed his life in so many ways. “She helped me at such a tender age to discover my gift of acting that I now get to share with the world many years later,” added Mbulelo. Ndlazilwana was known for her exceptional acting skills and captivating performances. She starred in numerous productions, including films, TV shows and theatre productions. Her notable performances include that on drama series After 9 and her role in the popular SABC1 drama series Intersexions, where she played the character of Mama Ephi.

Ndlazilwana was born and raised in the Eastern Cape, where she began her acting career. She later moved to Johannesburg, where she continued to pursue her passion for acting. Her dedication and hard work paid off, as she became a respected and admired figure in the entertainment industry. Many of her colleagues and fans have taken to social media to express their sadness at the news of her passing. They described her as a kind, talented and generous person, who had a positive impact on everyone she met. Ndlazilwana’s contribution to the South African entertainment industry will always be remembered and celebrated. She has left a lasting legacy that will continue to inspire young actors and actresses for generations to come. May her soul rest in peace.

Reason Why Matshepo Maleme Exits House of Zwide Revealed
In a poignant departure from the hit e.tv drama series “House of Zwide,” actress Matshepo Maleme bid farewell to her character, Rea Molapo, leaving behind a void in the hearts of fans and colleagues alike.Maleme’s departure comes as a shock to viewers, who have followed her character’s journey amidst the backdrop of high-stakes drama and relentless ambition within the competitive fashion industry.Maleme’s portrayal of Rea Molapo, wife to Isaac Molapo and sister to Molefe, endeared her to audiences, earning her acclaim and recognition in the South African Film and Television Awards-winning series.The news of Maleme’s departure reverberated through social media channels, with co-star Motlatsi Mafatshe, who plays her on-screen brother, Molefe, leading the tributes. Mafatshe took to social media to express his gratitude for the three years of collaboration with Maleme, highlighting her exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to her craft.

“From the word go, we clicked like a house on fire. Your selflessness and giving spirit in your craft are incredible,” Mafatshe wrote, reminiscing about their time together on set.

“What bliss it was to play your brother. I know I bothered you a lot, and you always found a way to work with me. There are not many real actors like you in Africa; you make realism in acting a piece of cake. I will forever cherish our time on set. See you on the next production; I have loved you a long time.”

Maleme’s departure marks a significant loss for “House of Zwide,” which replaced the long-running daily drama “Rhythm City” in July 2021 as part of e.tv’s strategic realignment. The series, produced by Bomb Productions and VideoVision Entertainment, has captivated audiences with its compelling narrative and introduced fresh talent to the industry.

While Maleme’s absence leaves a noticeable void in the ensemble cast, “House of Zwide” continues to showcase the talents of seasoned actors such as Vusi Kunene, Khaya Dladla, and Winnie Ntshaba, alongside emerging stars including Olwethu Mackay, Nefisa Mkhabela, and Shalate Sekhabi

Polygamist Musa Mseleku, renowned for his unscripted TV drama “uThando Nesithembu,” is openly expressing regret over his decision to marry MaGwabe, his fourth wife.In a candid revelation, Mseleku acknowledges the challenges stemming from MaGwabe’s busy lifestyle as a nurse and a student, coupled with her reluctance to bear children in the near future.

Musa Mseleku Regrets Marrying His Fourth Wife who is a nurse

 

Mseleku, who has highlighted the demands of polygamous life in his TV series, reveals that MaGwabe has explicitly communicated her unpreparedness for motherhood due to her hectic schedule. She suggests that if Mseleku desires more children, he should consider adoption, as she is not ready to conceive.Expressing his remorse, Mseleku admits that had he known the difficulties he would face, he would have reconsidered marrying MaGwabe. The weight of convincing her to have children has taken a toll on him, prompting him to contemplate the addition of a fifth wife.

In contrast, Mseleku points out that his first wife, MaKhumalo, is willing and able to bear more children. This contrast in perspectives on expanding the family has led Mseleku to contemplate the introduction of a fifth wife into the dynamic, a decision he is seemingly prepared to make.As the intricate dynamics of Mseleku’s polygamous lifestyle play out in the public eye, the challenges of balancing multiple spouses and their individual aspirations come to the forefront, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative of “uThando Nesithembu.”

Cedric Fourie, known for his role in Skeem Saam, is tired of people making assumptions about his sexual orientation based on his social media posts. He recently decided to clarify the situation after a comment from a follower about his romantic life.In response to a comment, Fourie clarified that he is not dating Zari Hassan, a socialite, musician, and businesswoman. He also did not address previous rumors about dating YouTuber Lasizwe. Instead, he emphasized the importance of minding one’s own business and warned against spreading false information.

He urged people to back up their claims with evidence and encouraged them to educate themselves on the subject.

However, Macheru recently posted a picture with Mekoa and clarified in the caption that their relationship is purely friendly, stating that he sees her as a younger sister.

 

 

 

 

 

Skeem Saam actor Eric Macheru
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Actress Lethabo Mekoa, who is known for her role as Ntswaki.
Lerato Marabe, better known as Ntswaki from Skeem Saam, is a young South African actress who gained notoriety for playing Ntswaki in the hit television show Skeem Saam. On June 23, 1999, she was born in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The pay of Skeem Saam does not provide any formal information regarding Ntswaki either. However, it is safe to presume that she makes a respectable sum of money for her work in the series given that she is a well-known actress.