The heartfelt connection between Muvhango actress Maumela Mahuwa, widely recognized as Susan, and Generations star Vuyo Dabula, famed for his role as the formidable Gadaffi, stirred emotions among fans as an old picture resurfaced recently.Although the photo dates back to 2019, it found its way back into the limelight, evoking various sentiments among admirers.In the captivating image, Vuyo Dabula is captured with a beaming smile, his arm casually draped around Maumela Mahuwa. The actress, known for portraying the wise, strong, compassionate, and powerful character Susan on Muvhango, posted the photo with the playful caption, “Hello Africans late post and late every day.”

The curiosity of fans sparked inquiries about the nature of Maumela and Vuyo’s relationship, leading many to wonder if there was a romantic connection between the two. However, it was clarified that the two are nothing more than friends and colleagues within the acting industry, dashing any romantic speculation
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While the image fueled wishful thinking among fans, with some secretly desiring a crossover between Generations and Muvhango where Gadaffi could shake things up with Chief Azwindini’s character, it was acknowledged that such scenarios exist only in the realm of dreams.Reflecting on Maumela Mahuwa’s personal journey, it was revealed that the actress faced significant challenges during her childhood. Having experienced a strained relationship with her mother, who ultimately abandoned her, Maumela found herself living alone in Mamvuku for an entire year. Recounting her struggles, she shared instances of washing dishes for neighbors and scraping pots for leftovers due to a lack of consistent family support.
Despite enduring taunts about her dark skin tone, with her own mother making hurtful comments, Maumela rose above the adversities. Over time, she and her mother reconciled, finding peace before her mother’s passing. Maumela Mahuwa’s resilience and grace in overcoming challenging circumstances serve as an inspiring testament to her strength, both on and off the screen.

Happy 40th birthday to one of the most talented actors, Nolwazi Shange.
She has earned a fortune as an award-winning actress, TV producer, and casting director. She is the goddess on set for her ability to bring each character she portrays to life.Nolwazi Shange Ngubeni (born 19 January 1984) is a South African actress who rose to prominence for playing Precious in A Place Called Home.

She made her debut in the series in season two of the SABC1 drama series in 2008 and continued until 2009.

Her ever-impressive performance onset has been recognized. She is a nominee for the 2011 Golden Horn Award for playing Dezi in Otelo Burning.

She has managed to stand out from the crowd of actresses in the entertainment industry.

In all the roles she has landed so far, Nolwazi Shange knows how to act on each of them. This unique acting skill has given her an edge over many others in the entertainment industry.

In the show, the actress faced an accusation of killing the woman she knew as a mother. She was related to two sisters who were older than she is.The celebrated actress Nolwazi MaShange Ngubeni was born in the southernmost country in Africa, South Africa, on 19 January 1984. Her father and mother contributed with both financial and moral support to shape her into who she is today.

Career
She is a South African actress popular for playing Precious in season 2 of the SABC1 drama series A Place Called Home (2008-2009).

She landed another role that many television viewers seem to refer to. Nolwazi Shange was cast as Zinhle (a guest-starring role) in season 3 of the SABC1 drama series Mtunzini.com.

The character is in a family crisis as she is accused of having a hand in the death of her mother. Her older siblings (sisters) led the accusation.

In 2013, Nolwazi Shange landed another role in the SABC1 sitcom titled Single Guys. She was cast in the recurring role of Kwezi in the sitcom.

Another notable appearance she made onscreen is in the soap opera Zabalaza. In pursuit of other projects, the celebrated actress left the show and Nonhle Thema continued playing the role.

Personal Life
Nolwazi Ngubeni has a husband who is also a popular figure on set. The name of her husband is Mzwandile Ngubeni and together they are proud parents of two children.

The couple reportedly exchanged their marriage vows in Durban. The marriage was cemented in a traditional wedding ceremony in 2016.

The memorable event was witnessed by their families and loved ones.

Filmography
A Place Called Home as Precious
Ak’siSpaza as Guest Star
Intersexions as Ntombi
Mina Nawe as Sheila
Mtunzini.com as Zinhle
Mzali Wami as Sibongile
Mzansi Love as Lydia
SAFTAs as Presenter
Single Guyz as Kwezi
Soul City as Dimpho Miya
The River as Minister Patience Mhlongo
Thula’s Vine as Joyce
Zabalaza (2013) as Kgomotso
Net Worth
Forbes is yet to release the net worth of the celebrated actress, but some sources have given an estimate. According to some sources, Nolwazi Shange has a net worth of around $200000-$350000.

Her major source of wealth is he profession as an actres

The daughter of South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago has been praised – and criticised – after her outstanding IEB matric pass made headlines. But backing Mmabodiba – who secured 11 distinctions at private school Cornwall Hill College – is media personality Anele Mdoda.

The learner was named one of the school’s top achievers from the class of 2023.

BACKLASH AS SARB GOVERNOR GETS OVER-ACHIEVER MATRIC PASS
According to a post by Cornwall Hill College, Mmabodiba Kganyago achieved the private school’s second-highest matric pass with 11 distinctions.

While the academic results were a notable achievement, social media users targeted the matriculant and other children of ministers and cabinet members who attend private schools.

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@ObserveMr: “Kids from affluent families getting distinctions should not be praised. It’s expected”

@AparryW: “Well done. If only ordinary South Africans could get private school-level quality education for their children.

@Dr_Shiyaklenga: “I’m sure she never had issues with loadshedding during exams.”

One tweep posted a video of learners who had to cross a river to commute to school. The tweep added: “Obviously, she didnt experience this when travelling to school.

Radio personality and podcaster Sol Phenduka was also one of the critics, tweeting: “Imagine if the average South African child could school on a full stomach, in well a resourced government school and coming from a peaceful and comfortable home. These kinds of stories would be a norm, and Southa would flourish on so many fronts.”

Imagine if the Average South African child could school on a full stomach, in well a resourced government school and coming from a peaceful and comfortable home….. These kind of stories would be a norm and Southa would be flourish on so many fronts. https://t.co/U5aOTWzqfs

— Solomzi Thandubuntu (@Solphendukaa) January 18, 2024
ANELE: ‘LET’S NOT DIM HER ACHIEVEMENTS’
Clapping back at Sol and other social media users was Anele Mdoda. The 947 host – who sends her own son Alakhe to a private school – defended the learner against criticism.

She tweeted: “Let’s not dim this girl’s achievements. I had exactly what you are listing here and didn’t achieve half of what this little girl did. Not everything has to be a battleground. Please, let’s play fair.

She added: “What I am saying is perhaps state that away from this little black girl’s achievements because sadly your tweet came with a tone of yeah but. She has 8 [11] distinctions. The end”.

Asiphe Kamva Madikwa, a young man, born and raised in Cape Town (has roots in Mount Fletcher in the Eastern Cape) was in matric in 2019 — he chose to redo matric almost five years later in hopes of attaining better marks the second time around. The now matriculant of 2023 is proud to have achieved the Top Achiever award at his school and on numerous occasion as seen in his TikTok video.

ASIPHE MADIKWA: YOUNG MAN CHOOSES TO RE-DO HIS MATRIC, SHARES INSIPRATIONAL STORY
Asiphe Kamva Madikwa has proved that if you try and try again, you truly can achieve anything you put your mind to. The young man put his pride and ego aside and decided to go back to high school almost five years after he was in matric.

“I wasn’t impressed with matric results in 2019, so I decided to go back to school. I became a Top Achiever at my school in term one. Again, in terms two [and three], I maintained the Top Achiever position,” Madikwa said.

DJ ZINHLE SHOWS OFF GIFT AKA GOT FOR ASANTE
DJ Zinhle took to her Instagram Story on Friday 19 January, to show off a pair of Reebok sneakers that slain rapper AKA bought for her daughter Asante Mohosana. Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, popularly known as AKA, is DJ Zinhle’s ex-boyfriend and the pair have an eight-year-old daughter named Kairo Forbes together.

AKA was shot dead outside of Wish Restaurant on Florida Road in Durban on 10 February 2023.

DJ Zinhle later welcomed her second child, a daughter named Asante Mohosana, who she shares with “husband”, musician Murdah Bongz. In the Instagram Story, the Umlilo hitmaker revealed that the gift finally fits her daughter. Take a look…

“Saint’s shoes from Kiernan finally fit,” she wrote and tagged AKA’s mom Lynn Forbes in the Story.

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DJ Zinhle shows off AKA’s gift to Asante. Image via Instagram @djzinhle.
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LYNN FORBES JOINS DJ ZINHLE AND MURDAH BONGZ ON VACATION
This comes after DJ Zinhle revealed that she was with Lynn while on vacation with Murdah Bongz in Bali, Indonesia earlier this month.

“Look who we found here in Bali,” wrote DJ Zinhle on an Instagram Story of a video with Lynn.

Take a look…

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