Molobane Mbatha is one of the most lovable actresses of the moment, all thanks to her role as Ivy Kgomo on Skeem Saam

Molobane Mbatha is one of the most lovable actresses of the moment, all thanks to her role as Ivy Kgomo on Skeem Molobane Mbatha is one of the most lovable actresses of the moment, all thanks to her role as Ivy Kgomo on Skeem Saam, where she is killing it.


 

 

 

 

 

Here are some interesting facts about the beautiful actress.Molobane Mbatha Biography, Career, Vutha
Molobane Mbatha is a South African actress who plays ‘Mologadi Mahlangu’ in SABC 2’S new medical drama “Vutha”. Her talent and experience in the South African acting industry is definitely going to give the series. flavour.Molobane Mbatha Biography, Profile, Wiki
Name: Molobane Maja-Mbatha

Occupation: Actress, Singer, Fashion Designer, Motivational Speaker, Casting Agent

Age, Education and Upbringing

Not much is available about the actress but as soon as we find information on Molobane Mbatha we will be sure to update you.Molobane featured on Skeem Saam, SABC 1’s hit soapie, and played several roles. Mbatha went on to play the recurring role of ‘Serithi Mojalefa’ on Muvhango in 2016. In 2017 landed another recurring role in the drama series “Ingozi” which aired on SABC 1. She also acted in Showmax’s Omen which was added to the platform on January the 13th 2020. She plays the role of Chigane. In 2018 Mbatha played ‘Raisibe’, the first wife of ‘Saint Sesili’ who is living a double life with two women, in drama series “iKhaya”. Later on in the year the series was renewed for a second season.At the current moment Molobane Mbatha plays the role of Matron Mologadi on SABC 2’s new medical drama series “Vutha”. Mologadi Mahlangu returns home to South Africa from the UK to fix her fractured family. Her cast mates include Ayanda Bandla, Dumisani Mbebe and Kabelo Moalusi.With her amazing talent and industry experience we know for sure that Molobane Mbatha will give us a performance of a lifetime. We cannot with to see what the amazing cast of “Vutha” brings forth.