Sophie Ndaba, who played Queen Moroka on Generations (now called Generations: The Legacy), has joined the newly revamped Radio BOP with her own Saturday lifestyle show called #TheRadioBopLifestyleShow.

The show, according to the 47-year-old media personality and veteran actress, covers business, beauty and lifestyle topics. Ndaba told Daily Sun:

 

 

 

 

“I did not want to turn the show into another regular show which will bore people. So, when you listen, you will hear it’s different and does not follow the same format as other radio shows.”

THUMBS-UP FROM FANS
Fans of “The Queen” were delighted with her first radio broadcast:

Makes sense..you do have a beautiful voice

— Thapelo (@mafureng) June 12, 2021
I love her ❤️❤️ to me she still Queen

— Prince Moabi Thulo (@YOUNGPRINCERSA) June 12, 2021
MORE ABOUT RADIO BOP AND ITS TEAM
Radio BOP (Bophuthatswana) was shut down in the early 2000s and was re-launched in 2018 as Radio BOP (Beats Of Pleasure). The revamped station has the same logo and tagline as Radio Bop (Bophuthatswana) and is now online.

The station launched careers for radio personalities, such as the late Bob Mabena, Tim Modise and Nothemba Madumo.

Other well-known media personalities who are currently with the station, include former The Queen actor Aaron Moloisi who played Madimetja, and comedian Noko Moswete.

Radio Bop, which turns 42 this year, is one of the oldest radio stations in Africa and is currently run as a digital network and can be streamed here.

Breakfast served by none other than @AaronMoloisi on #iamalegendwithaaronmoloisi#TheStationWithAMindOfItsOwn#RadioBopisback
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— Radio Bop Africa (@RadioBopAfrica) June 14, 2021
SOPHIE’S LIFE AFTER ‘GENERATIONS’
Ndaba exited Generations after 20 years with the show in 2014. Her contract ended after alleged contractual disputes with Mfundi Vundla, the creator of the show.

The actress also joined the cast of Isidingo to play the role of Nkadimeng briefly. Nkadimeng was Lerato’s (Tema Sebopedi) mother.

The media personality is also a producer on the new SABC1 drama series Family Secrets. She told Daily Sun:

“Being a producer on the show has been amazing and I’m making sure the story goes to another