TALENTED : Zimbabwean star Chi Mhende was fired from Generations has been finally revealed after years

Generations: The Legacy is one of the most watched soapies on SABC 1 and it has groomed many unknown actors and actresses into superstars.However, it is also one television show that has fired its actors more than any other television drama so far.In 2014, the show’s producers fired 16 actors and actresses after they requested their salaries to be increased.
This forced the production to revamp and rebrand to Generations: The Legacy with the likes of Connie Fergurson and Vusi Kunene returning to the soapie.Generations: The Legacy then introduced actors such as the likes of Thando Thabethe, Luyanda Mzazi, Ranaka Manaka and Vuyo Dabula, actors who have become favourites for many viewers.


 

 

 

 

 

However, the producers for Generations: The Legacy did not stop axing cast members.After the exit of Lebohang Mthunzi who played Angela Mogale and Jonathan Motene who played the role of Jonathan, other actors like Denise Zimba, Connie Ferguson, Asanda Foji, Thando Thabethe, Thuli Pongolo and Andisiwe were also eliminated from the soapie.The assumed reasons for Wandi’s character to be taken out from the show was that many of Generations: The Legacy’s fans were becoming annoyed by the character saying it has become irrelevant in its representation of transgenders.

Generations: The Legacy Publicist Garaatwe Mokheti told Move Magazine that Chi was not fired as many speculated but her exit was harmonious.“Her exit is very much amicable and peaceful. She is a phenomenal actress and she will certainly soar in whatever she chooses to pursue.” Her last appearance on the show will be on 29 April,” she said.

Chi Mhende is reportedly working on a new theatre project Chasing Chairs at Joburg’s Market Theatre.

She joined Generations: the Legacy in 2016 where she took up a role as Wandile Radebe a son to an elite businessman and later Wandile transitioned into becoming a female.

Her character got many asking if she was male or female in real life.

Musa Mseleku responds to rumours that he treats Mpumelelo’s children better than Sne’s children.

Uthando Nesthembu” star Musa Mseleku has reacted to being accused of treating Mpumelelo’s kids better than Sne’s.

Reality star and businessman Musa Mseleku recently faced backlash on social media. He was accused of allegedly picking favorites among his grandchildren. A fan said he treats his son Mpumelelo Mseleku’s children better than his daughter Sne’s children.

 

 

 
He was also accused of being ashamed of Sne and mistreating her.

It started when a fan with the handle @paballo_maseko called the reality star out and accused him of being ashamed of his daughter. He wrote,

“Musa Mseleku is such a confusing man. He treats Mpumelelo’s girlfriends better than Sne. He gets happy to see them pregnant and making more grandkids but is ashamed of Sne having multiple kids. Being misogynistic towards your own daughters is just wild. #UthandoNesthembu.”

Speaking to Briefly News, Musa said,

“I am not shocked and distracted by those allegations. A viewer who has been following uThando Nesithembu would know that Sne, as a child, had been given by me love throughout even when she disappointed me. Our issue doesn’t emanate from her having children it started way before that.”

He also shared why he’s been disappointed with her.

“Sne dropped out of school I tried to show a way she ran away. When she was pregnant I was disappointed but over time I reconciled with her as if that was not enough she left her child and went and stayed with her boyfriend. I was looking for her up and down. She left her children with no one I had to make some means to look after them up until my First wife intervened.”

Meet vhonani mulovhedzi a man who reside in Limpopo-Mukumbani village.

Meet vhonani mulovhedzi a man who reside in Limpopo-Mukumbani village.

He digs up a 14 metre long borehole using shovels and pickaxes as he was suffering from lack of water.

Now he is using this water to irrigate his plants and he also offers free water to his villagers as there is water crisis in Mukumbani village.Meet vhonani mulovhedzi a man who reside in Limpopo-Mukumbani village📍🇿🇦,He digs up a 14 metre long Borehole using Shovels and pickaxes as he was suffering from lack of water💧.Now he is using this water irrigate his plants and he also offers free water to his villagers as there is water crisis in Mukumbani village.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Giving is not about food parcels.Evaton Salon owner united to give school kids confidence by doing their hair.

Giving is not about food parcels.
Evaton Salon owner united to give school kids confidence by doing their hair.I like this .it’s a good initiative..welldone..For the children and for the businness. Whilst the idea is good..I will urge taking health into account. Wipe hands and disinfect or sanitize combs. Help children manage if not irradicate any scalp or hair infections that you notice, prevent spread of disease.You want to keep parents children happy. I hope I dont like a pessimist..if I do, my sincerest apology. I mean well.

Wow this is wonderful… giving to kids means a lot more to them than we can ever imagine…it improves their confidence and their performance.
Feeling loved goes a long way into their hearts…May The LORD bless the wonderful people who gave their services to this 😇

 

 

 

 

Mihlali Ndamase shows off her new Mercedes Benz worth over R3.5 million

Well-known Mzansi content creator, and media personality, Mihlali Ndamase stirs South Africans with the purchase of a new Mercedes Benz AMG.Taking to social media over the weekend, the influencer shared a video of herself dressed in a hot orange outfit, making moves around her new luxurious car said to be worth over R3.5 million.“Idk how to explain it but Mihlali’s success and expensive splurge is actually believable coz we’ve seen her work,” a tweep reacted to the news of Mihlali’s new whip.

 

 

 

 
“That Tha is Beautiful and 3.6 Million is a lot of Money. Nina Enaziyo. Where does Mihlali generate her Wealth? Educate me,” another tweep asked.