Manaka Ranaka is an actress from South Africa. Lucy Diale, the mother of Namhla Diale (Thulisile Phongolo) in the long-running Generations soap opera, is her most well-known role. Dineo Ranaka, a South African radio personality, actress, and TV personality, is her sister. Manaka began her performing career as a child and has worked in the entertainment industry for over three decades.

Acting has always run in her family; she was born with the desire to perform and has done so admirably ever since. She is the mother of three children, two daughters and a son.

She gave birth to her baby six months ago, and it was the best period of her life, as she was given the only son she had ever hoped for. She has never posted a photograph of her baby on social media since he was born.

But, to commemorate his 6 month birthday, she decided to reveal his face for the first time, and he is adorably adorable, as her fans will attest. Isn’t he adorable? Leave a remark, like, and don’t forget to express your opinions in the box below.

Boity is television personality, rapper, actress, businesswoman and model. In 2019, Boity was named one of Forbes Africa’s 30 under 30 for contribution in entertainment and music sector. Her first single was called Wuz Dat, which she featured Nasty C. And her single was big. She was signed by the record label, Def Jam Records.

Boitumelo Boity Thulo was born April 28th, 1990. She is from Potchefstroom, in the North West Province. She was raised by her aunt and maternal grandparents.

Boity’s mother is the beautiful, Modiehi Thulo. She is very close to her mom and they have a very open and close relationship.

Boity studied Psychology and Criminology at Mohash University. She studied for 2 years and dropped out on her 3rd year because her mom, couldn’t pay for her studies. That’s when she pursued a new career in broadcasting and ever since then, she never looked back.

She has her own reality show called Boity: Own Your Throne.

There has been a lot of death in the entertainment industry. Since the deaths of Menzi Ngubane and Noxolo Maqhashalala, it seems like there are two or more deaths every week. We lost Baba Bafana Matunjwa, Mjokes, Thabang, and the well-known Mama Jack actress a few weeks ago, and today we have the Legend Ntate Stephen Mofokeng.

Thembisa Mdoda, a South African presenter, actress, writer, and singer, was born on November 16, 1982, and is best known for her presenting skills on the popular show Perfect Wedding. She is one of the people who used social media to express their feelings about Ntate Stephen Mofokeng’s death.

Between 1950 and 1959, Ntate Stephen Mofokeng was a South African actor. On the 10th of June 2021, his death was revealed on social media. His death was not caused by anything specific, though it was speculated that he had sugar diabetes. On our television screens, Ntate Stephen Mofokeng has performed a variety of roles. Isibaya as Uncle Sello, Isono as Lindiwe’s father, The Queen as Goitsemang Maake, and many other productions featured him. Ntate Stephen is well known for his role as Ntate Moloi in the popular SABC3 soapie Isidingo. Sechaba Moloi’s stepfather was him.

Cedric Fourie is a South African actor who currently plays the role of Lehasa Maphosa in SABC 1 soapie, Skeem Saam. Cedric Anthony Fourie was born and raised in Orlando Soweto.

Lehasa Maphosa is a sly businessman the fans love to hate. He’s the type of character who isn’t scared to go after what he wants. He stole the public’s attention with his hot romance with Pretty Seakamela.

Following Pretty Seakamela and Lehasa Maphosa’s short-lived relationship that has broken so many hearts, Skeem Saam viewers are convinced that this is just the beginning.

Kelly Khumalo is definitely not going back to her relationship with sister, Zandile Khumalo.

The two had a fall out few years ago and never recovered from it.

At first, people thought it was a joke not until the two made it clear that they are finally going separate ways.

Speaking to TrueLove, Kelly Khumalo reveals that she has completely wiped out Zandile from her past, present and future.

She told the publication that she des not exist anymore and refused to speak any further about it.

“I’ve moved on from that part of my life. It no longer exists and never will,” she said.

In her words, she is just only going to focus on her family and kids.

“The challenge for me is not being able to spend enough time with my kids. Every time I pack my bags, they ask if I’m going again. This kills me, but I have to work. A girl’s got to do what a girl’s got to do,” she told the publication.

 

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