The table is set, and supper is served on e.tv’s new telenovela, Isiphetho: Destiny.e.tv’s new 18h30 telenovela, Isiphetho: Destiny, will start to premiere on April 8, 2024. All details is according to TVSA

Starters
A group of four friends return to the community of Mzimhlophe in Soweto, where they reunite to start an innovative restaurant.

Mains
They’re bound by a life-changing secret from their teenage years.They want to revitalise their community and rewrite their futures, but their journey of self-realization is threatened when their past and enemies threaten to thwart their dreams.Dessert
The foursome is played by Mbalenhle Mavimbela, Kope “Tswyza” Makgae, Tsholo Maseko, and Upile uThixo Bongco.

Details on the production
The series is produced by Isitha: The Enemy producers Black Brain Pictures, with Mandla N. and Mpumelelo Nhlapo at the helm, and will be introduced in a unique way.It’s going to be preceded by a 13-episode miniseries titled Re-Imagine Destiny about the production’s search for newcomers.

The show held open auditions in Limpopo, Gauteng, KZN, and the Eastern Cape, and the miniseries follows this process and the actors who were discovered.

Lead Cast
Mbalenhle Mavimbela as Buhle,

Kope “Tswyza” Makgae as Mosa,

Tsholofelo Maseko as Portia,

Upile uThixo Bongco as Ntando,

Linda Sokhulu as Blondie,

Gugu Gumede as Connie,

Peter Mashigo as Justice,

Mjosty Mbhele as Zwelakhe and,

Thulani Mtsweni as Mkhapheni.

While Kelly Khumalo’s fans are still supporting her during the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial, her sister Zandile did the same on her own timeline.This comes after the singer was recently brought up again at the Pretoria High Court’s evidence-gathering session on her boyfriend’s murder.

In his written confession and statement, Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya stated that friends had contacted him the week before the murder to inform him of a job possibility. He stated that he was informed that Meyiwa’s murder had been ordered by singer and actress Kelly, according to Times LIVE.
“I asked them if they [had] already charged the money, and they said ‘Yes’. They charged R100,000. Marco told us Kelly wants money from Senzo.”

 

 

In response to recent rumors, Zandie posted a photo of the singer and their mother on Instagram with the following caption:
“Bo Mashobane, we are almost there, God is at work. There’s an English saying that goes ‘lies will travel halfway across the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes and tying its laces’. The truth has finally finished putting its shoes on and the journey must begin.”“I asked them if they [had] already charged the money, and they said ‘Yes’. They charged R100,000. Marco told us Kelly wants money from Senzo.”

In response to recent rumors, Zandie posted a photo of the singer and their mother on Instagram with the following caption:
“Bo Mashobane, we are almost there, God is at work. There’s an English saying that goes ‘lies will travel halfway across the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes and tying its laces’. The truth has finally finished putting its shoes on and the journey must begin.”

Nonsindiso Gcaba, better known as Zethu from the South African soap ‘Imbewu,’ has come a long way since her days on the small screen. Let’s look at where she is now and how her life has progressed.

Nonsindiso Gcaba, who was born in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal Province, began her career as a theater artist, according to Savanna News. Her journey began on stage, where she honed her acting abilities and discovered a love of storytelling.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

She would go on to achieve fame and recognition in the world of television after beginning her career in the theater. Nonsindiso Gcaba’s life took a beautiful turn away from her career when she became a mother.Her daughter, who bears a striking resemblance to the actress, is now eight years old. The bond between mother and daughter demonstrates their close relationship.

Nonsindiso’s sense of fashion has long been admired. She effortlessly blends Zulu culture and urban trends to create a look that is entirely her own. Her wardrobe choices continue to dazzle, and fans anticipate her fashion-forward looks with bated breath.
Nonsindiso Gcaba isn’t just an actress; she’s a woman of many talents. Besides her television and theater careers, she’s known for her guitar-playing skills, showcasing her versatility as an artist. Her multifaceted talents have endeared her to fans across South Africa.

Nonsindiso Gcaba’s career is thriving thanks to her flawless skin, undeniable talent, and flair for fashion. Many people are inspired by Nonsindiso Gcaba’s journey from humble beginnings in theatre to becoming an actress and fashion icon.

Thobani Nzuza is a South African actor popular for his role Mdeni on eHostela. The actor’s dexterities lie both behind and in front of the camera and he is a force to reckon with.
As he is amassing a huge fan base, masses wonder who he is in reality.
Early life
Nzuza was born on 4 May 1993 in Umlazi township in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. In 2011, he matriculated from King Shaka High School.
After that, in 2013, he attended the Durban University of Technology, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in drama in 2016.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thobani Nzuza’s career
The year 2010 sees Nzuza joining the community arts center to which his journey into the limelight commences.
Three years later, the actor enrolls at Durban University of Technology majoring in Drama and Production Studies. It is during his studies that he tests his dexterities for the stage, and he features in a number of college productions.
Testing his dexterities behind the scenes, the actor engages in writing plays and directing film. His debut gig was in 2014 where he performs on Hurricanes in Bangkok.
Shows Thobani Nzuza featured in
The actor has quite a number of roles tied to his name and accolades to go with it. Nzuza has made features in shows including eHostela, Isipho, Uzalo, Diep City and currently, The Black Door.
Thobani Nzuza awards
With the Midas Touch, Nzuza scoops awards for every piece of art he works on. For writing and directing Shintsha Guluva, the actor scoops the Best Director Award.
In 2015 he is nominated for Best Supporting actor in the Durban Mercury Theatre Awards for his performance on Secret Valley. Directing and performing on Boy Ntulikazi, Nzuza scoops accolades which include:
• Best Actor Award at the 2015 Isigcawu Festival
• Best Actor Award at the 2017 Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival
• Best Production at the 2017 Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival
• Best Community Production at the Sputh African Theatre Awards

Renowned South African DJ Black Coffee recently celebrated his birthday, and to commemorate this special occasion, his friends and family got together to celebrate him at a star-studded black-tie dinner.

Among the attendees was South African rapper Cassper Nyovest.

“We came together to celebrate the life of our brother and inspiration BLACK COFFEE!!! We love COFFLA!!! expressed Cassper.Back in January of this year, the talented Black Coffee, was involved in a serious travel accident while on a flight to his show in Mar Del Plata. The incident left him with some injuries, as he shared in a statement on his social media.

 

 

 

 

 

Black Coffee opened up about the accident for the first time during an interview on My Top 10 at 10 with Tbose. “I literally saw my life flashing; that was the most painful thing about the accident,” he told Tbose. “It wasn’t so quick, and I woke up in the hospital. It happened for like a minute, giving me time to think. I had time to pray while it was happening.”

The incident occurred during his tour of South America. Due to unforeseen circumstances, he had to change airlines for this specific trip. “It looked old, like no one had been using it. I felt uneasy,” Black Coffee explained.

The pilot made an emergency landing in Uruguay, where Black Coffee underwent a 5-hour surgery to repair his upper spinal cord, which was damaged in the incident.