Former ‘Generations: The Legacy’ actor Vuyo Dabula reveals that all is well between him and SABC1 soapie ‘Uzalo’.
The Entangled star Vuyo Dabula reveals that he will be appearing in Uzalo after announcing this week that the show removed his upcoming character Bentley Majozi on their social media.
The popular actor Vuyo Dabula made headlines on Thursday, 28 September after revealing that Uzalo deleted his character, Bentley Majozi’s post on Instagram.

 

TshisaLIVE reports that Dabula and Uzalo have made a pact and cleared the misunderstanding.
“Bentley #bentleymajozi@sabc1_mzansifosho @uzalo_sabc1. We are here. I had an amicable conversation with @uzalo_sabc1 about the removal of the new character post, now the fact that they called me to assure me that there is no issue and offering an explanation says a lot about the spirit of this production.”
“I am forever grateful that is a family move, you felt my pain and responded even in your position of power … that is not very common,” said Dabula.
The Queen Sono actor scored the role of Bentley Majozi alongside reality TV star Nonhle Jali, and Real Housewives of Durban star Slee Ndlovu.
Dabula is set to join the show after the departure of Wiseman Mncube, who played Sibonelo from season five to nine.
Mncube has secured a leading role in Mzansi Magic’s upcoming telenovela, My Brother’s Keeper.
Stained Glass TV, who are producers of the SABC1 soapie Uzalo recently announced changes and additions for the upcoming season.
“We couldn’t be more thrilled with the exceptional talents we have welcomed to our Uzalo/SABC1 family. We are excited about the incredible journeys their characters will embark upon.”
“The introduction of these new characters is a testament to our commitment to storytelling excellence.”

There is nothing cuter than actress Nomvelo Makhanya‘s adoration for her beau. The actress continues to prove to us that she has found the one, and we are in awe of their love.

She recently dedicated a sweet birthday message to her baby boo on his birthday and it melted the hearts of many people. The context of the message had all the makings of an ideal birthday message from your significant other perfect. Ah baby girl is gifted with words.ad
Taking to her Instagram account, she uploaded a video featuring almost all of their fondest memories. Regardless of the fact that the actress did not tag her partner, it is clear that she is smitten and has found the one who makes her happy.Happy New Year to my best friend. I swear, experiencing you and your love has been the greatest blessing. I don’t think words could ever adequately express how much you mean to me. Thank you for being such a ray of sunshine, even on my not so ‘sunny’ days. Thank you for being so pure-hearted and kind. I love you, always. Happy birthday, my love,’ she wrote.This lovely pairing usually flies under the radar – it isn’t even known how long they’ve been riding together but all we can say is, they look so good and innocent together – Ah to be young and in love!

It’s hard to believe that just a few years ago, Nomvelo was entering the industry and now fast forward to 2021, baby girl is grown and head over heels in love with her hunky Bae!

Nomvelo does not shy away from love completely, and she has no problem flaunting her baes on social media. This is her second public relationship following her breakup with her previous boyfriend and she’s still glowing.

MaCele Left Her Fans Heartbroken After She Cried On TV After Musa Mseleku Did This To Her“MaCele’s Heartbreaking Tears on National Television: The Unraveling of Musa Mseleku’s Polygamous Tale”

Reality television has a unique way of drawing us into the intimate lives of those who choose to share their personal stories with the world. In a recent and emotionally charged episode, MaCele, one of reality TV star Musa Mseleku’s wives, broke down in tears on national television.

 

Her emotional outpouring left fans heartbroken and raised questions about the dynamics of Musa’s polygamous family and the toll it has taken on MaCele. This article delves into the details of the heart-wrenching moment, the promises that were left unfulfilled, and the complex web of emotions surrounding this polygamous tale.

The Resilient MaCele Mseleku

Before we unravel the tearful confession that gripped the nation, it’s important to acknowledge the strength and resilience of MaCele Mseleku. She is not just one of Musa Mseleku’s wives; she is an embodiment of grace, a pillar of strength, and one of the strongest prayerful women. Her presence within the Mseleku family has been nothing short of remarkable.“MaCele’s Heartbreaking Tears on National Television: The Unraveling of Musa Mseleku’s Polygamous Tale”
In a family with four amazing wives, including MaYeni and MaNgwabe, MaCele has stood out as a symbol of unwavering support and dedication. However, her recent emotional breakdown on national television has cast a spotlight on the challenges she has faced within her polygamous marriage.

Unfulfilled Promises and Emotional Turmoil

The pressure on black men to adhere to white wedding traditions, which may be seen as unnecessary when they have already completed all the culturally and traditionally significant ceremonies, is a topic that sparked a candid conversation within the Mseleku family. Musa Mseleku, caught off guard by MaCele’s revelation, has seemingly failed to fulfill a promise he made to her 20 years ago: a white wedding.

Zoleka Mandela leaves behind her children 😭😢😥Zenani who is 27 years old,Zwelami who is 21 years old,Zanyiwe who is 9 years old,Zenzile who is 4 years old and Zingce an 1 years old
God Protect her Kids 💔
And grown up to have a bright future,be successful in Life and live lifeSouth Africa — Zoleka Mandela, a granddaughter of Nelson Mandela whose life was tangled up in addiction, a suicide attempt, a battle with cancer and the tragedy of losing two young children before she came back from the shadows to embrace his legacy, has died. She was 43.

 

 

 

 

Her death on Monday was announced by the Mandela family in a statement on Tuesday. The breast cancer she had fought for years had been in remission. But she was later diagnosed with cancer in her liver and lungs and it had metastasized and spread, her family said.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation, which promotes the legacy of the South African statesman who died in 2013, said it mourned Zoleka Mandela’s death and offered its condolences to her family. It said she was a “beloved grandchild” to Nelson Mandela and praised her work raising awareness of cancer and her role as an inspiration to those affected by the disease and to those who had lost children.

She set up foundations to help people in both spheres.

Mandela’s early story was a series of struggles and tragedies that were almost too much for one person. They were set against her self-confessed attempt and initial failure to live up to the example of her grandfather, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, the leader of the anti-apartheid movement, the first Black president of South Africa and a powerful force for good recognized and admired across the globe.

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Mandela suffered sexual abuse as a child and battled drug and alcohol addiction from her teenage years. Her 13-year-old daughter, Zenani, was killed in a car crash in 2010 on the way back from a concert that marked the opening of the soccer World Cup in South

“I hadn’t seen my daughter for 10 days before her passing, and I hadn’t because I chose to use drugs,” Mandela said in an interview with The Associated Press in 2013. “That’s obviously a reminder that I chose my addiction over my kids and I have to live with that for the rest of my life.”

The horror and guilt jarred her into seeking help and going into rehab for the good of her other child at the time, son Zwelami, and the memory of her daughter Zenani, she said. Zenani’s death brought a frail-looking Nelson Mandela out to a church for his great-granddaughter’s funeral and one of his last public appearances.

Mandela was diagnosed with breast cancer barely a year after her daughter’s death, leading to a double mastectomy and grueling chemotherapy. Her second son was born prematurely in 2011 while she was being treated for cancer and died days later. She had four surviving children at the time of her death.

She released an autobiography titled “When Hope Whispers” in 2013. It delved into what she called some of the “unbearable circumstances” of her life and how an abnormal childhood played its part. In the book, she recounted the realities of being a Mandela when South Africa was in some of its most violent throes under the apartheid system of racial segregation in the 1980s and her grandfather was in jail for leading the anti-apartheid movement.

Gomora star actress, Siphesihle Ndaba’s age, was revealed as she celebrated her birthday.

The talented actress has been one of the fastest-rising under 30 years since joining Gomora.Mazet was already a fan favourite on Gomora with only a few episodes as she impressed fans.

 

 

 

 

 

 

When she joined Gomora, Mazet was a young schoolgirl caught in the struggles of finding love.

She graduated from secondary school and became a street hustler, unafraid of killing.

On the show, Siphesihle Ndaba’s age is expected to be around twenty as she is a recent school leaver.

This, however, is not close to her actual age in real life.

Celebrating her birthday, Siphesihle Ndaba thanked God for another year.

“Grateful for another year of life. God is so good. 🤍. Leo szn in full effect. ♌️📍”The bubbly actress was born on 4 August 2023 and is celebrating her 26th birthday.

Siphesihle Ndaba shared the news of her birthday on Instagram, and some fans were shocked at her age as others wished her a great day.The birthday girl joined Gomora in March 2020, making it her most prominent screen role.

She was Mam Sonto’s adopted daughter. But she did not know her biological parents.

ALSO READ: WATCH: Ex-Gomora actress Siphesihle Ndaba shows off body

A lot happened in her love life with his crush ‘Ntokozo’ Ntobeko Sishi, until he got shot.

As she recovered, things happened, and Mazet learns what happened to her mother.

This changed her perception of Mam Sonto; things have changed since then.