Yolanda Vanessa Mvelase is a talented South African actress known for her exceptional acting skills and versatility. Born on 15th January 1984, she grew up in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and pursued her passion for acting from a young age.

 

 
Mvelase began her acting career in 2008 when she made her debut appearance on the popular South African television series “Isidingo”. She quickly gained recognition for her talent and was soon cast in other popular TV shows such as “Scandal!”, “Rhythm City”, and “The Lab”.

Since then, Mvelase has continued to appear in various television shows and films, including “Soul City”, “Uzalo”, and “The Road”. She has also been recognized for her work in the entertainment industry, receiving nominations for several awards, including the SAFTA (South African Film and Television Awards).

In addition to her acting career, Mvelase is also an accomplished singer and has released several songs over the years. Her music is a fusion of traditional African sounds and modern genres, showcasing her versatility and creativity.

Despite her success, Mvelase remains humble and focused on her craft. She is passionate about using her talent and platform to make a positive impact in the world and inspire others to pursue their dreams.

Due to a salary dispute with the show’s producers, actors in the popular SABC2 drama Muvhango allegedly staged a walkout from a production meeting in April.

It has turned into a ceaseless monetary thrill ride in the background of the notable Tshivenda show series.

This time, it is said that the actors are upset because they have been informed that they will not receive their salaries until later in the year.

 

 

 

Sunday World was told by a source close to the production that the producers were shocked when the cast and crew of Gattaca left a meeting in April.

The gathering, which was held at the show’s SABC studios, planned to illuminate the entertainers and group that they should take up some slack since they won’t be paid in October, as the soapie arranges the reestablishment of an agreement with the public telecaster.

The source said: ” The soap opera employs actors on permanent contracts who receive monthly salaries. These actors include Susan’s Muamela, Azwindini’s Gabriel, and James’ Dingaan.

“They have things they can pay for, like cars, houses, and school fees, because they get paid every month, even when we are on production break. Therefore, they were indignant when they were informed that they would not receive salaries for October.

The mole went on to say that the actors were taken aback by the news that their contracts would only expire in October and that they would be paid for that month.

“The new contracts that they [producers] want actors to sign now state that instead of their contracts ending in September, they will not be paid until October,” in contrast to the previous situation. As a result, the mole stated, “They are refusing to sign the new adjusted agreements.”

Another actor who requested anonymity stated that they want executive producer and founder of Word of Mouth Pictures, Duma Ka Ndlovu, to promise that he will pay them for October and then recover the funds from the SABC, similar to what other production houses will be doing.

“This only affects us, Generations, Skeem Saam, and a few others: Contract renewals are never a problem for the Legacy.

According to the actor, “They [Muvhango producers] don’t want to take any responsibility for payments in the event that the negotiations with SABC do not cover actors’ pay for the month.”In January, Muvhango, which has been on television for over 25 years, was a part of another salary payment drama.

An email was sent to its spokesperson Thanduxolo Jindela, but as of this writing, he had not responded.

Vuyo Mthembu, a publicist for the SABC, stated that the public broadcaster cannot discuss contract-related issues.

According to Mthembu, “The SABC is not at liberty to engage in contractual matters with producers via the media.”

“It must be noted that the SABC is not responsible for contracts between the production house and cast and crew.”

Ayanda Ncwane is a South African businesswoman, author, and reality TV star known for her resilience, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. Born in 1982 in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Ncwane has become a household name and a role model to many.

Ncwane rose to fame after her husband, Sifiso Ncwane, a renowned gospel musician, passed away in 2016. Following his death, Ncwane took charge of her husband’s music company, Ncwane Communications, and ensured that his legacy lived on. She also went on to start her own business, Ayanda Ncwane The Jewel of Afrika, a luxury fashion and accessories brand.

 

 

 

Ncwane has also made a name for herself in the reality TV space, appearing on shows such as “Real Housewives of Durban” and “Celebrity Game Night”. She has used her platform to inspire and empower other women, particularly those who have experienced loss or adversity.

Despite facing many challenges in her personal and professional life, Ncwane has remained resilient and focused on her goals. She is known for her creativity and her ability to turn obstacles into opportunities, which has earned her respect and admiration from many.

In addition to her successful career, Ncwane is also a loving mother to her two children, a dedicated philanthropist, and a devout Christian. She continues to inspire others with her story and her passion for making a positive impact in the world.

SkeemSaam fans and followers have been giving their appreciation to Busisiwe Nyundu who is best known for playing the character of Nora in the show. After a long time being in the SkeemSaam, fans and followers have finally recognized the role of Busisiwe Nyundu.

 

 

 

 

SkeemSaam TV show has been rated as number one show in mzansi which has the best actors and actress. The show has also been rated as the number one educational TV show. The show has been entertaining its fans and followers for many years, and it still continues to be the number one most watched show.

Busisiwe Nyundu has been appreciated by SkeemSaam fans and followers. The actress is currently killing her role as Nora on SkeemSaam. Busisiwe Nyundu is another actress with multilingual and extremely talented actress. According to the source, the Busisiwe Nyundu, is able to speaks different languages such as TshiVenda, IsiZulu, Sesotho, English, isiXhosa, XiTsonga, Siswati, Sepedi, and Setswana fluently.

Viewers of the show have been loving her gossiping character and the fact that she speaks a lot of senses. The actress I still young, but she’s playing a very big role in SkeemSaam. The actress have been seen in few shows, including in The River. The actress was on the river as relative to Paulina. She was also seen in Muvhango and also in a show called “Ufelani” in MojaLoveTv channel 157.

Followers can follow her Instagram page for more news about the SkeemSaam actress.

Ndivhudzannyi “Makhadzi” Ralivhona has announced that he is leaving Open Mic Productions to focus on his company and other business ventures.

Many thought it was because his contact with them had ended and he wanted to try it himself, but clearly that was not the case. Apparently Makhadzi was duped by Open Mic and now she’s crying out loud on Twitter.

 

 

Today, Makhadzi wrote a statement on Twitter explaining how Open Mic cheated him and mistreated him with sales money.

“I only signed up for an open mic for three years. In those three years, I dropped

albums. I never received a cent from my sales. Some of my albums went platinum, some went gold. And many hits that went platinum and gold. But I continue my work without complaint. “, says Makhadzi.

But beyond all that, Makhadzi thanked Open Mic for working with her and said the relationship between the two is like a match made in heaven.