Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela recently reported that actor Putla Sehlapelo, known for his role in “Skeem Saam,” will be playing the character of Ramulodi in the upcoming drama series “Queen Modjadji.” This news has been confirmed by Sunday World, which also reveals that Sehlapelo’s character is the keeper of the secret and the king’s keeper.

 
Sehlapelo will be starring alongside Makoma Mohale, who is known for her role in “Scandal!” and will be portraying the character of Queen Modjadji, also known as The Rain Queen. The series will revolve around the life of Queen Modjadji and her reign.In addition to Sehlapelo and Mohale, the series will also feature beauty queens Shudu Musida and Ndavi Nokeri, both hailing from the Limpopo province. Nokeri will be playing the role of Muthanoni Khensani, one of Queen Modjadji’s wives from the Tsonga Royal Family. Musida, on the other hand, will portray Muthanoni Mulalo, another wife from the Venda Royal Family.

Putla Sehlapelo is widely recognized for his role as Principal Alfred Magongwa in SABC1’s soapie “Skeem Saam,” which he played for eleven seasons. He has also appeared in other popular South African TV shows such as “The Wild,” “Generations,” “Gazlam,” “The Lab,” “Thola,” and “Death of a Queen.”South Africans have expressed their excitement about Sehlapelo’s new role in “Queen Modjadji.” Twitter user @uVusi_Mtsweni praised his performance in “Death of a Queen” and expressed their happiness about his involvement in the new series. @LuckyMahloane also expressed their relief that Sehlapelo is part of the cast, as they believe he is perfect at bringing characters to life, especially in stories based on true events and traditional themes. @AntonioMashishi recalled Sehlapelo’s previous role as Maloro “Kgoshi sinisa Pula” in “Death of a Queen” and mentioned that he expects him to play the villain in “Queen Modjadji.”

With such a talented cast and an intriguing storyline, it is no wonder that South Africans are eagerly anticipating the release of “Queen Modjadji.” The series promises to be a captivating portrayal of the life and reign of Queen Modjadji, with Sehlapelo’s performance adding an extra layer of excitement.

Lerato Mahlasela, known for her role as Jackie on the popular e.tv drama Scandal, is mourning the loss of her beloved grandmother. While Mahlasela has not yet disclosed the details surrounding her gogo’s passing, the family is coming together today to lay her to rest.

 

 

 

 

 

 
The news of her grandmother’s d3ath has undoubtedly brought a wave of grief to Mahlasela and her family. Mahlasela’s portrayal of Jackie on *Scandal* has made her a familiar face and beloved figure to many South African television viewers, and this personal loss resonates with her fans and colleagues alike.

As Mahlasela and her family gather to honor and remember her gogo, messages of sympathy and support have been pouring in from fans and fellow actors. The love and respect that Mahlasela holds for her grandmother are evident, and this time of mourning is an opportunity for her and her loved ones to reflect on the cherished memories they shared.The circumstances of her grandmother’s death remain private, but the focus today is on celebrating her life and the impact she had on those around her. Mahlasela’s decision to keep certain details undisclosed is a reminder of the importance of privacy and respect during times of personal grief.

As Lerato Mahlasela navigates this difficult period, the support from her fans and the television community provides a comforting backdrop. Her strength and grace in the face of such a profound loss are a testament to her character, both on and off the screen.

Our thoughts are with Lerato Mahlasela and her family as they bid farewell to their beloved gogo. May they find solace in the love and memories they shared with her.

Inside Collen Mashawana’s R30 Million Dubai-Inspired MansionDespite maintaining a low profile, Collen Mashawana has become a subject of public fascination, particularly through the glimpses of his life shared on social media. One highlight that captured the attention of many was his opulent, Dubai-inspired mansion, valued at an estimated R30 million.A Glimpse into Luxury
Mashawana’s mansion is the epitome of luxury, exuding an ambiance that evokes the grandeur of Dubai. Much like the traditional Arab family lifestyle, Mashawana and his family live together as a large, united household.The mansion, with its modern furniture, high walls, and artistic decor, stands as a testament to sophisticated living. Magnificent chandeliers hang from the ceilings, adding a touch of elegance and vibrance to the expansive estate.Features and Amenities
While the exact number of rooms in the mansion remains undisclosed, social media has provided a sneak peek into its grandeur. The property boasts a vast parking lot and even includes a helipad, emphasizing its lavishness and convenience.

 

 

 

 

 

 
Philanthropic Endeavors
Apart from his luxurious residence, Collen Mashawana is well-known for his charitable efforts. Through his foundation, he has built homes for numerous underprivileged individuals in and around Limpopo. His philanthropic work has earned him widespread acclaim and respect.

Business Ventures
Mashawana is the driving force behind AFRIBIZ Investments, a testament to his business acumen and success. Despite his substantial wealth, he has managed to keep much of his personal life under wraps, adding to his enigmatic persona.

Former Generations: The Legacy actress, Letoya Makhene-Pulumo, recently found herself at the center of controversy after being escorted by two police vans to retrieve her belongings from her partner’s family home in Mohlakeng. This event followed an alleged violent altercation with her partner, Lebogang Pulumo-Makhene, which left Letoya severely injured and forced her to cut her signature dreadlocks.

 

 

 

 

 
The incident reportedly led Letoya to contemplate filing for divorce, with her relatives supporting her decision. She also instructed her lawyer to open a criminal case against Lebogang.Relatives, disapproving of the domestic violence in their relationship, shared that Letoya had suffered injuries beneath her eyes and a punctured lung due to the assault at the beginning of the previous month. Following the altercation, Letoya sought refuge at a friend’s house in Springs, on the East Rand, due to the severity of her injuries. Heavy makeup was used to conceal her injuries when she attended a television show premiere inLetoya asked her relatives to help her find a lawyer for divorce proceedings, and they organized and paid for a lawyer to take her statement. Initially, she wanted to press criminal charges against Lebogang, but later reconciled with her, which angered her family.

In response to these allegations, both Letoya and Lebogang denied any altercation leading to police involvement, suggesting that a family member might have been responsible for the police visit. A police officer, speaking anonymously, confirmed that they visited Lebogang’s home to retrieve Letoya’s belongings.Letoya stated, “I am not aware of any incident like that,” adding that her home is considered sacred and peaceful due to the presence of initiates. She mentioned that her sisters resemble her and could have been mistaken for her. Lebogang asserted that they were still happy in their marriage and invited anyone interested to visit and see for themselves.

Appreciation post to Ntate Boikie Pholo 🙏 He was born on 8 March 1940 in Orkney, North West of South Africa. Unlike many old guards in the entertainment industry, he didn’t grow up confined to acting. Rather he was a teacher and was enrolled at Batswana College in Johannesburg.
Pholo thrust into the limelight barely came three months after quitting teaching. In 1986 he landed his first role as a lead actor in a radio drama called “Mabopane” in 1986. Pholo’s breakout role was playing the lead in the popular series “Lesilo Rulo”.

Video: 80-year-old Lesilo Rula’s actor Boikie Pholo spotted parting with slay queens
His character was, ‘Raithlwana’, a ruthless man that would terrorize his neighbourhood with his zombie named ‘Lesilo’. His other major role was that of ‘Mmusisi Ratau’ in the hilarious sitcom “Ga Re Dumele” on SABC 2.
Pholo has also featured and starred in films such as “Road to Your Heart in 2014, both “Ballade vir ‘n Enkeling” and “Treurgrond” in 2015 as well as “Skoroko” in 2016.
Boikie has gone on to star either as a guest or recurring role in many other South African television shows such as “Soul Buddyz”, “Generations” and “The Queen”. Boikie Pholo is now set to play ‘Bra Joe” in SABC 2’s new medical drama “Vutha” alongside other industry greats like Dumisani Mbebe and Molobane Mbatha.