Fans of the popular South African soap opera, Generations: The Legacy, have come to love and adore the character Mrekza, portrayed by the talented actor Kope Makgae. While Mrekza may be the funny guy on the show, there’s much more to know about the man behind the character.

 

 

 

 

 

Kope Makgae, born on November 7th, 1985, hails from Lebowakgomo, Polokwane, South Africa. At the age of 36, he’s celebrated for his portrayal of Mrekza on the small screen. However, in real life, Kope’s story differs from his on-screen persona.

Contrary to the plotline on Generations: The Legacy, Kope Makgae is not married to Lucy Dial and is not a father to a daughter named Mbali. In reality, he is in a committed relationship with his partner, Mpotseng, and the couple has been blessed with three children. Their firstborn twins, a girl named Koepeetswe Zoey and a boy named Kopello Zoyl, have been a part of Kope’s social media presence since their birth. The couple’s youngest child is Toto Makgae.

Kope Makgae is a devoted family man who treasures spending time with his loved ones. He often takes his children out for fun-filled adventures, creating cherished memories together.

In addition to his acting career, Kope Makgae is also known for his skills as a rapper. Through his artistic endeavors, he has amassed an estimated net worth of $800,000. This financial success reflects his dedication to his craft and the entertainment industry.

As fans continue to enjoy Kope Makgae’s portrayal of Mrekza on Generations: The Legacy, they can also appreciate the real-life role he plays as a loving partner and father to his children. His journey in the entertainment world and his commitment to his family serve as an inspiration to those who admire his work.

A few days ago, Netflix South Africa hosted a party to celebrate their stars who have been nominated for the SAFTA Awards. The theme was spring, and we’ll take a look at what the celebs wore to the event.

Actress Dineo Moeketsi who has appeared on Netflix series Unseen, wore a cream dress with a cream and blue scarf.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Actress Rami Chuene who appeared in the Netflix comedy drama “How to ruin Christmas” wore a long pink dress. Actress Siphesihle Ndaba wore a metallic skirt and top.

TV personality and business man Luis Munana who appeared on Netflix’s Young Famous and African season 2 wore blue pants and shirt.

Fatal Seduction ‘s lead actress wore an African printed maxi dress with white sneakers.

Actress Thando Thabethe wore this bright printed dress.

Legendary acting couple Sthandiwe and Tony Kgoroge were in these outfits.

Actress Rosemary Zimu wore a long skirt and a top.

TV personality Lunga Shabalala wore Blue pants and a white t-shirt.

South African X users have not stopped buzzing over how things turned out for the woman who was caught stealing nappies in a local Jet stores. A video went viral of security guards exposing the woman — who has now been identified as Lulama — with the stolen nappies hidden inside her clothing. Shortly after it went viral, various prominent South Africans started donating all sorts of supplies.

 

 

Lady Du — who always weighed in on the situation — has been called out for suggesting the staff at the store be punished for exposing Lulama.In an unusual twist of events this week, a woman, known only as Lulama, has been gifted food, nappies and other supplies for her children after she was caught stealing Huggies nappies at a Jet store.

Videos of the incident went viral and sparked outrage among those who felt bad for Lulama after learning that she had three children who were struggling at home.

One of the people who has offered to help Lulama is SA musician Lady Du.“Hey guys I found lulama and will be going to her place tomorrow she has 3 kids, currently traumatised by what happened. We need to help more people I’ll be sending her details tomorrow after I meet with her. Someone needs to discipline the staff at @jet for what they did to her,” she wrote.Lady Du is also being dragged for saying that the staff should be disciplined after they were only doing their jobs.

“You are condoning a terrible entitlement behavior and I pray you supply her with the basics month to month for she doesn’t steal again,” one person said while another said:

“We are saying as a society let’s allow people to do crime at peace, people are suffering already. What kind of Nonsense is this Traumatized? Nandipha must be given free bail gee, plus it’s her Birthday today.”

Just a day after the SABC found itself trending on social media for financial issues related to the Rugby World Cup, the state entity is in the news yet again.

Weekend newspapers claimed that the SABC had failed to meet it’s financial obligations in regards to broadcasting the Rugby World Cup.

 

 

The tournament gets underway in France on Friday evening and the defending champions South Africa will be up against Scotland on Sunday.

But the SABC will not be screening these matches due to financial disputes with the rights holders SuperSport.

The powers that be at SABC are now faced with yet another situation after it was revealed that it had suspended production due to money owed to it.

The suspension comes after the SABC 2 announced that 7de Laan tv series would come to an end in December this year. Since that announcement, the relationship between the soapie’s production company and the broadcaster seems to stand on shaky ground.

The production company released a statement testifying this.

In other news, for the last seven years, Mtunzini has been the location of the only art festival north of the Tugela river.

Hundreds of paintings and craft articles have been displayed, bought and sold, and it has become the one place where the region’s artists can showcase their talents.

Mtunzini Rotary’s Art in the Shade has become a landmark event in the region, and is going from strength to strength.

Not only does the event support local artists and crafters, but it brings in many visitors to the town, who now support the festival every year.

This year is no exception. From 27 to 29 October, Mtunzini will again sparkle with wrapped trees and festivities.

Some of the best art to be found in the region will be showcased, and there will be something for every art and craft lover.

Blue Mbombo, the South African model and reality TV star, has once again graced her fans with stunning new photos that are nothing short of breathtaking. With the caption “Tower legs,” she’s reminding us all why she’s considered one of Africa’s most fashionable and influential personalities.

 

 

In the latest photos, Blue showcases her long, sculpted legs, giving the illusion of them reaching dizzying heights, hence the playful caption. Her radiant smile and confident posture exude elegance and confidence.

It’s not just her impeccable fashion sense and striking beauty that make Blue Mbombo stand out; it’s also her empowering message of self-love and body positivity. Through her social media presence, she continues to inspire countless individuals to embrace their unique qualities and feel comfortable in their own skin.

Blue’s fashion choices have always been on point, and her recent photos are no exception. Whether she’s rocking a chic pantsuit, a glamorous evening gown, or casual streetwear, she effortlessly proves that style knows no boundaries.

Beyond her thriving modeling career, Blue has made a name for herself as a reality TV star, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. She consistently uses her platform to support various charitable causes, advocating for education and women’s empowerment across the African continent.

As she shares these mesmerizing photos with her fans, Blue Mbombo’s message remains clear: embrace your uniqueness, be confident in your skin, and always reach for new heights, both in fashion and in life. Her “tower legs” are a symbol of her unyielding spirit and an inspiration to us all.