Soap opera Generations aired nightly at 8:00 p.m. on SABC 1 in South Africa, and one of the main characters was named Karabo Moroka. Despite being the sole female Moroka at the time and the daughter of Paul Moroka, the patriarch of the advertising media corporation New Horizons, and the sister of Archie and Busang, Karabo did not have a mother figure in her life. In addition, she was Zakes’ half-sister. While she was trying to find herself, she acquired a rebellious streak and started dating individuals her family didn’t approve of, such the show’s original antagonist, Max Naidoo, who had a grudge against the Moroka family and wanted to see them destroyed.

 

 

 

Soon after, he weds Karabo and began peddling coke. She always acts calm and in control, but that’s all an act. Ten years of the show have proven that she is more than just a pretty face; she and her ex-husband Sibusiso Dlomo and his sister Busi oversee the country’s largest communications company, Ezweni. Her first husband, the physician Mandla Sithole, was a jealous and possessive sexist. In the end, it was this character flaw that led to the dissolution of their marriage, as he drugged her into a coma.

e was diagnosed with a tumor, which turned out to be the root cause of his odd behavior. She married the handsome doctor who would later perform her eye surgery more out of need than love. It’s fair to assume that somebody born in the 00s has no idea that the plot of this narrative took place in the late 90s or early 00s. Speculation on social media that Karabo Moroka’s boyfriend was named “mandla” was met with a mix of praise and criticism for Fana, some of whom claimed they were unaware of the relationship while others praised Fana’s acting skills.