Oros Mampofu is a fast-growing South African actor who’s first-rate recognised for his position on Skeem Saam SABC 1 drama collection weekdays as Jama wherein he performs the person of college roommate. He formidable and gifted guy and he’s running very difficult to obtain his desires and feature a brighter future.

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Khuli Chana is one of the prominent veteran rappers in South Africa.

Growing up with the love for music, Khuli Chana started a rap group called Morafe which allowed them to create their rap style which is today dominant in the North West province.

He has influenced the likes of Cassper Nyovest and worked closely with the late HHP in creating a new wave of hip hop,
Here is Khuli Chana’s biography and how he rose to fame.
Khuli Chana Age
Khuli Chana was born on the 27th of August 1982. He is 37-years-old.

Khui Chana Early Life
Khuli Chana was named Khulane Morule at birth.
He was born in the Mmabatho, North West Province and started rapping at a young age.

Khui Chana Career
Khuli Chana started his career at a young age and he became a member of a rap group called Morafe.
The group soared to fame in 2005 after releasing their trilogy album, Maruapula The Anticipation and it was the moment that led Khuli Chana to be recognised in the mainstream for his lyrical genius and content.

Multi-talented South African actor, artist, lawyer, and business owner,Clement Maosa, was popularly known for his role as Zamokuhle ‘Kwaito‘ Seakamela on the TV series Skeem Saam, so what has he been up to since then?

Born on 9 May, 1988, in the city of Polokwane, Limpopo, Clement Maosa hails from a loving family of six according to The Nation. This included his father, mother, two sisters, and a brother.

Before he embarked on his journey in the world of entertainment, young Clement aspired to be a soldier in the military. He eventually had a change of heart and decided to pursue acting instead.Clement Maosa holds a degree in Law from the University of Limpopo, showcasing his intellect alongside his creative prowess. His breakthrough moment came when he landed the role of Kwaito on the hit series Skeem Saam.

What’s even more fascinating is that he discovered the opportunity through a Facebook notification for auditions from Mzansi fo sho. Clement traveled from Limpopo to audition, leaving a lasting impression on the judges, and the rest is history. Kwaito is a character known for his passion for poetry, reading, and writing, and he’s a fan favorite on the show.

In 2015, Clement Maosa received the Best Male Actor award at the Fame South Africa Awards, a well-deserved recognition for his outstanding performances.

As for some fun facts about Clement, he has a fear of snakes and admits to being impatient.

He’s also not a fan of those who undermine others or those who allow themselves to be intimidated.LIFE AND CAREER
Clement Maosa continues to shine in the South African entertainment scene, juggling acting, artistry, law, and business ownership, all while building a beautiful family with his loving girlfriend, Kamo.

Talented actress Luyanda Zwane is famously known for her starring role as the title character in Sibongile and The Dlaminis has joined Shaka Ilembe.Bomb Productions announced on their Instagram account on Saturday, 26 August that actress Luyanda Zwane will debut on Shaka Ilembe as Vundlazi.

“Introducing Vundlazi, played by the talent & beautiful @luyanda__zwane. Episode 11, tomorrow at 20:00 on channel 161.”

A viewer @Nonhlanhla_Kalala of the hit drama series predicts the actress will play Shaka’s (Lemogang Tsipa) love interest in the show as she commented: “Intombi kaShaka” (Shaka’s girlfriend).

This will be Zwane’s second leading role as she currently stars as Sibongile Mbambo in the Mzansi Wethu’s first telenovela Sibongile and The Dlaminis.

She’s also starred as a beautiful teenage girl named Nomonde Gumede in the BET telenovela Redemption and a teenager called Lelo in e.tv’s canned medical drama Durban Gen.

Former Redemption co-star Pearl Modiadie congratulated Zwane: “I’m so excited for this! Congratulations Luyanda.TVSA reports that the Shaka Ilembe actress Luyanda Zwane, who current portrays the role of a domestic worker in Sibongile and The Dlaminis has also starred in Redemption, Durban Gen etc.

The Mzansi Wethu telenovela follows the journey of Sibongile Mbambo (Luyanda Zwane), an innocent rural young woman forced to leave her family and dreams behind to become a domestic worker in the lavish mansion of the affluent Dlamini family.

The show is set in the small town of Ixopo in KwaZulu-Natal and promises to explore timeless themes of love, sacrifice, ambition, and familial bonds.

Shirley Adonisi, who is director of local entertainment channels at M-Net revealed in a statement to TshisaLIVE that the airing of Sibongile and The Dlaminis will mark a significant milestone in their commitment to deliver diverse and compelling local content.”

Fans of the Zwane can watch the show on Mzansi Wethu (DStv channel 163).

Samela Tyelbooi, was popularly known for her notable roles in TV series like ‘Generations,’ “Society,” “Intsika,” and “Rhythm City.” so what has she been up to these days?From a young age, Samela Tyelbooi was smitten with the magic of acting. Her passion and dedication were undeniable according to TVSA.

It was only a matter of time before the world noticed her extraordinary talent.

Samela’s big break came at the age of 25 when she secured her first role as a supporting actress in the iconic South African soap opera, Generations.

Samela Tyelbooi portrayed Ayanda, a character that became etched in the hearts of viewers, setting the stage for her stellar career. One of Samela’s remarkable traits is her ability to embody various roles.

Whether she’s Lois Gumede in Society or Shado Shilongo in Rhythm City, her performances resonate with authenticity and enthusiasm.

This makes her a true gem in the industry.In 2011, Samela Tyelbooi appeared as Ntosh in the SABC1 drama series, Intsika, paving the way for more exciting roles.

She followed this with a captivating portrayal of Shado Shilongo in E.tv’s Rhythm City in 2012. Samela also dabbled in science fiction, starring as Vumile in Room 9′s first season in 2013.

However, Samela Tyelbooi’s iconic role as Ayanda in Generations: The Legacy in 2018 solidified her status as a beloved South African actress.

Aside from her illustrious career, Samela is a proud mother of three children.

Samela Tyelbooi posing for a photograph on the beach and taking a selfie. Image: Instagram via @samelatyelbooi
Samela Tyelbooi posing for a photograph on the beach and taking a selfie. Image: Instagram via @samelatyelbooi
In 2021, she took a break from acting due to her pregnancy with her third child. Choosing to focus on her family during this special time.

In the world of South African entertainment, Samela Tyelbooi remains a shining star.

Her journey from a young, aspiring actress to a celebrated talent showcases her dedication, versatility, and unwavering commitment to her craft.