The Springboks handed the All Blacks their heaviest defeat on Friday, 25 August, in a World Cup warm-up match at Twickenham, London.

In the backdrop of the Springboks win, many have hailed captain Siya Kolisi for making the magic happen.

 

 
RACHEL KOLISI SUPPORTS SIYA AHEAD OF RWC
This was Siya Kolisi’s second game after being declared fit by doctors following a knee injury. Mzansi was more than convinced that Siya was a great performer, and his post-match interview even impressed many.

With three weeks before the Rugby World Cup kicks off in France, several Boks wags have jetted to London to show support to the Springboks as they wrap up preparations for the World Cup.

Rachel Kolisi is already in London and has been showing the squad support. No doubt Rachel Kolisi supports Siya on and off the pitch. Mzansi was more than impressed by her overwhelming support for Siya Kolisi and the Springboks.

Many were impressed by Rachel’s support for Siya and how she has been there for him during the darkest hours of his career.

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Over the past weeks, Siya has often gushed about Rachel being supportive and a prayer warrior. Her pictures with her kids supporting Siya Kolisi in London have flooded social media, thrusting her into top trends.

SIYA KOLISI SHARES INSPIRING MESSAGE
Rachel Kolisi supports Siya
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Springboks fans have since nicknamed her the ‘Springboks First Lady.’ However, in the backdrop of the win, Siya Kolisi made a heartfelt post-match interview which wowed many.

The Springbok captain preached love, unity and hope as he thanked fans for showing their unwavering support to the team ahead of the World Cup. He went on to dedicate the win to South Africans and all Springboks fans across the world.

Siya Kolisi said: “As we were driving in the bus [here], we were reminded who we are playing for and why we work hard every day. No matter where we are in the world, South Africans always turn up. We appreciate you. We’re doing it for you. Keep on backing us.”

She has managed to gain the love of the soap opera, Generations: The Legacy viewers with her role as Lesedi.

Early life

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

She hails from Johannesburg and is active on social media where her love for food was made evident.

The popular figure is a co-founder of Paving Forward, a Nonprofit Organization, as her IG account reads.

She shared in an interview that food was a commonality between Luyanda, her real-life personality, and Lesedi, her on-screen personality.

Her amazing talent has given her a space on the list of notable personalities in the entertainment industry.

Acting career

Luyanda discovered her talent in acting and joined the industry at a young age. She landed her debut major role in acting when she was nineteen. She had always had a passion for acting and could be traced to her days in 8th grade.

Apart from acting, she is also an ambassador for JAM (SA). The organization tries to offer support with foods, sanitary items, and other necessities to children in need. She is also an ambassador of Glam Hair.

Her social media presence comes in handy when it comes to promoting products for top brands.

Age

Her date of birth is on 28 May 1995 and she hails from Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Luyanda Mzazi is 28 years old.

Education

She attended the National School of the Arts, at the institution, she ran a five-year program. Luyanda is a student at the University of South Africa (UNISA).

Father
Online sources covered that her father is a notable personality in the entertainment industry. However, the much-loved actress rather reRumors circulated like while fire that the actress was pregnant. To confirm her pregnancy status, a spokesperson to SABC1 Gaaratwe Mokhethi took it to Drum Magazine.

It is no shock that the secretive actress refused to reveal the identity of the baby daddy. Because she rather maintains a private way of life, she is yet to share info about her baby’s father.

Salary and Net Worth

The South African actress is yet to reveal either her salary or Net Worth, however, her Net Worth is estimated to be around R400 000.

Her Salary at Generations is also believed to be around R25 000 per month.

Liesl Laurie and Musa Mthombeni in Mauritius Liesl Laurie and Musa Mthombeni left mzansi breathless after announcing another vacation to mark their 2nd wedding anniversary.

The couple is one of Mzansi’s favourite and they remain consistent with serving goals. Aside from goals, they feed their fans content whenever they go on vacations, hence in excitement. Liesl and Musa shared videos and photos revealing the fun they had in Mauritius and the different meals they ate. The vacation has ended and they are planning their next trip as it is their plan to travel the world together.

 

 

 

 

“That’s a wrap for Mauritius. Someone asked if we were on a world tour and my answer was YES. WHERE SHOULD WE VISIT NEXT? All travel recommendations welcome,” Liesl wrote.

Lasizwe Dambuza surprises his female fan who wants to go on her matric dance with him. The YouTuber saw her request on a TikTok video and he decided to surprise her on her Matric dance day.
Lasizwe was properly dressed for the event, and upon meeting her in school, he proposed that she be his matric dance partner.The star went with his famous brother, Lungile, who exuded a laudable amount of excitement.

 

 
Lasizwe

“A few ago weeks, I saw a TikTok of this young lady asking me to be her Matric Dance Partner. Soooo. (Swipe to see her SURPRISE!) I SAID “YES”!!! WE ARE GOING TO THE MATRIC DANCE,” Lasizwe captioned post.

Popular Mzansi actress, Zenande Mfenyana was a popular face on television screens because of her roles in TV shows like Generations and The Queen, so where is she now?

Born on 11 October 1985, in Kagiso, Krugersdorp, Zenande later moved to Queenstown, Eastern Cape, where she grew up with her family according to Briefly. She attended Queenstown Girls’ High School before pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama at the University of Pretoria, graduating in 2009.

 

 

 

 

After completing her degree, Zenande began her journey in the entertainment industry.

She worked behind the scenes, providing casting assistance and doing voice-overs for children’s projects.She even toured schools in Gauteng, spreading the magic of theater.

Zenande Mfenyana shot to stardom in August 2011 when she joined the cast of Generations as Noluntu Memela, the daughter of Mawande Memela.

Her portrayal of this character won the hearts of fans across South Africa.

However, in 2014, she and fifteen other actors were let go from the show due to a strike organized by the cast.

Not one to be deterred, Zenande Mfenyana quickly bounced back by becoming a voice-over artist for the Generations telenovela.

Her career continued to ascend when she joined the cast of Mzansi Magic’s The Queen in 2017. There she played the role of Goodness Mabuza for seven seasons before leaving in 2021.Throughout her career, Zenande has made appearances in various TV series, hosted reality shows, and even ventured into film, making notable appearances in movies like ‘Liefling‘ (2010), ‘Kampterrein‘ (2017), and ‘All About Love‘ (2017).

Zenande continues to inspire fans with her African hairstyles, particularly her stunning dreadlocks, which have become her signature look.