‘I knows all the official languages, except Afrikaans’ says etvScandal’s Mdala
Actor James Sithole, who plays Mdala in e.tv’s soapie ‘Scandal!’ is studying sign language, Swahili and knows all the official languages.

 

The Scandal! actor James Sithole, who is half Tsonga and half Venda reveal to Sunday World that he spoke Sepedi in his household as his family couldn’t choose either of the languages.
“I joined the youth development group as an athlete. I wanted to run, doing distances like the 100 and 200 metres and it happened one day our athletics instructor was not there, so I went to the acting and music class. That is when I fell in love with acting. I immediately knew that’s where I wanted to be.”
The actor, who plays the least favourite character Mdala in the e.tv soapie adds that he studied language practice as he wanted to be a translator at some point in his life.
“I did language practice because I wanted to be an entrepreneur, it was like something I could fall back on. I used to interpret at church, so that’s the reason I wanted to learn to speak many languages. I can safely say I know all the official languages excluding Afrikaans, and I am currently learning Swahili and sign language. “
Speaking to TimesLIVE, in December 2021 the actor James Sithole revealed it was a dream come true for him to join the cast of e.tv’s Scandal! As Mdala.
“I had hoped to see myself in one of the biggest shows on e.tv. I have watched Scandal! since the beginning and my favourite storyline was the one of Mangi doing drugs. I looked up to Sello Maake-ka Ncube and I wanted to be part of the soap and be his other son and fix the life of the brother in the drug crisis.”
“I think people will love to hate him because of his charm and his looks. He’s able to lure people in and seal business deals without anyone questioning anything.
“I sometimes get away with a lot of trouble because of my innocent look. The same goes for Mdala and I love his style and the fact that he is way too calculative and doesn’t spill blood like any other thug we know. He deals with the psychology of mankind until one gives in.”

The talented actress Siphesihle Ndaba tells True Love Magazine how she joined Gomora as Mazet, that she grew up in Mofolo, Soweto, and that she was raised by her single mom along with her two brothers.
“Although we didn’t have it easy financially, my mom was a resourceful woman — she got subsidies from the government to ensure that we attended good schools. Owing to my academic record, I was accepted into the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls (OWLAG) from Grade 10 to matric.”

 

 

 

 

 

She also tells the publication that she almost studied for a Bachelor in Music as she was a music student at OWLAG, played in the Johannesburg Schools Orchestra, and also took part in the school’s annual musical.
“A last-minute change derailed my plan. After a conversation with someone, I realised that a music degree wouldn’t work out, so I decided to broaden my scope.”
The Soweto-born actress Siphesihle Ndaba also tells True Love that she took part in the musical I’m An Emotional Creature in 2015 and that solidified her love affair with the performance arts.
“I then studied towards a Bachelor of Social Sciences at Rhodes University, and that allowed me enough time to figure out what I wanted to do.”
“I was initially torn between the arts and commerce but ended up triple-majoring in psychology, drama, and economics. One of my highlights was writing and directing a production on rape culture on campus for the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown while doing my second year.”
“I then studied towards a Bachelor of Social Sciences at Rhodes University, and that allowed me enough time to figure out what I wanted to do.”
“I was initially torn between the arts and commerce but ended up triple-majoring in psychology, drama, and economics. One of my highlights was writing and directing a production on rape culture on campus for the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown while doing my second year.”
“I was supposed to do my Masters in Arts Management … but that would have meant being at Rhodes full time for another two years. I was ready to do it until I auditioned for Gomora. I received a call-back while on an academic travel bursary to London. Luckily, I was allowed to self-tape, and the producers liked me. When I returned, I re-auditioned, and once again, they loved and wanted to work with me.”

Isencane Lengane is a reality television show that has been broadcast on Moja Love for the past few years.

The majority of viewers believed that the show was excellent up until the point when they learned that Siyacela had repeatedly mistreated Thando. In the episode from the day before, Siyacela was seen giving Thando a slap in front of the other characters. People became enraged as a result of the incident, and several stated that Siyacela deserved to be arrested.

Some others were commenting that they wished the show should be canceled because of how toxic it was. There is a significant amount of feedback that has been provided. Someone posted a remark saying, “I wish I could save Thando from Siyacela for hitting her (and it’s not even the first time).” Thando is going to forgive her husband for beating her. Another one of them said, “I hadn’t the slightest idea that there was a new season.” Find below some additional people’s responses to what was said.

Makhumalo Pens A long Letter To Her Husband, Musa Mseleku After writing a letter to her husband, Musa Mseleku, and posting it on her social media profile, Makhumalo’s fans are completely smitten with her. Makhumalo, who is well-known for being Musa Mseleku’s wife, posted several pictures of herself and her husband to her Instagram page.

 

On these pages, she is referred to by her married name. She had left a message for her spouse that was quite touching. Related Articles Mampintsha’s sister, Pinky’s touching message to DJ Tira 19 hours ago Member of the etvScandal passed away 20 hours ago Makhumalo Pens A long Letter To Her Husband, Musa Mseleku Makhumalo and Musa Mseleku, also known as Mthombeni, have been married for a significant amount of time.

Makhumalo is his third wife, and the two of them have been hailed as one of the most successful couples in the world. According to Makhumalo, she made the decision to continue spending the remainder of her life with Musa Mseleku and to spend many more years with him. Makhumalo has stated in her article that being married to him was the best choice that she could have made. It would appear that Musa Mseleku has been both her closest friend and her guide throughout her life.

The Five Biggest Sports Clubs In Th… THE FIVE BIGGEST SPORTS CLUBS IN THE WORLD.Video Player is loading. Pause Unmute Loaded: 1.02% Remaining Time -3:14 Fullscreen The Five Biggest Sports Clubs In The World Both Makhumalo and Musa have been spotted rather frequently in the photographs that they have shared on social media. It is common knowledge that the two have feelings for one another.

It was once suggested that Makhumalo was just seeing Musa for financial gain in their relationship. Another one of Musa Mseleku’s wives, Makhumalo is a self-sufficient and wealthy individual in her own right. In the past few days, Musa Mseleku has won over the hearts of the people of Mzansi by sharing images of his four wives enjoying a tranquil life together. Musa has ten children from his four different spouses. Recently, he held a celebration in honor of his daughter, who achieved three honors in her exam.

Makhumalo Pens A long Letter To Her Husband, Musa Mseleku Musa Mseleku Hits Back At Critics, Says lots People Are In Polygamous Relationships Without Their Knowledge Musa Mseleku, a reality television star and polygamist, has responded to critics who are dissatisfied with the limited appearances he has made on RHOD (The Real Housewives of Durban). The well-known polygamist advises his audience to keep in mind that polygamy is here to stay and that a lot of people are interested in learning more about it. He continued by saying that many people in South Africa are unaware of the fact that they are participating in polygamous relationships. The words were made by Mseleku in response to the criticism voiced by fans of the Showmax franchise.

The viewers of the show were upset that Mseleku had made an appearance, and they accused him of trying to steal the spotlight from his wife, Thobile’ MaKhumalo’ Khumalo. This season on RHOD, Thobile became a cast member following the departures of Ayanda Ncwane and Kgomotso Ndungane from the show. Fans of the well-liked reality show pleaded with Musa Mseleku to step away from the program in order to give Thobile the opportunity to shine and bathe in her own glory without having to contend with Mseleku’s presence. Musa decided to respond to his detractors after becoming aware of the severe backlash he was receiving on various social media channels. He claimed that the only reason he was on the show was because the producers of it begged him to be there. He also mentioned that his appearance on the Real Housewives of Durban was important for the international audience to appreciate South African culture, particularly polygamy.

This was something that he said during the interview. Mseleku continued his line of reasoning by asserting that polygamy is here to stay and that many people in South Africa are involved in polygamous relationships, whether or not they are aware of it. The reality show star from ‘uThando Nesthembu’ made these comments in an interview with the Daily Sun: “If you didn’t think I was necessary, you wouldn’t have invited me. “It’s important for people to realize that the program is based on an American notion, but we adapted it,” he explained.

Babes Wodumo promises to help the family members of her late husband, Mampintsha.

The Gqom queen buried her husband and mother-in-law, Zama Gumede in a space of one month.

Speaking at Zama’s funeral service, the singer says she paid the bills for the event in other to send her mother-in-law off properly.

“I didn’t do this to show off but wanted to make sure that my mother-in-law gets a dignified funeral. We had our differences but in the end we always made peace. We understood each other. I loved her and I’m glad we made peace,” the Wololo hitmaker said.

She further vowed to take care of her late husband’s family.

“Today I want to assure you that you will never go hungry when I’m still around. I will be your pillar of strength, you have a sister in me. If you need anything please call me and if you cannot get hold of me do not hesitate to come to my house at Westville. I am prepared to pay for a metered taxi,” said Babes at the podium.

Babes Wodumo’s mom who was also at the funeral service spoke well of the deceased.

“Zamanguni and I are inlaws. My daughter, Babes is married to her son, Mampintsha. Most people don’t know that we had a good relationship but today I want people to know that we had a good relationship with her. There was no dull moment around her.”