Gugu Gumede is a South African professional actress who is currently playing a role in the SABC1 local drama series, Uzalo.

People might be familiar with the name MaMlambo, or Hlengiwe Mlambo. Both of them are used by her in the show.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The South African actress was born in KwaZulu-Natal and that is where she was also raised.

There has been some questions on how old exactly is the actresses, well, in few months to come she will be turning 30 years old.

Yes, you heard right, she will only be turning 30.She was born on the 10th of December 1991.

The 29-year old sadly lost her mother not so long ago. Her mother was a well-known South African politician who had her own party, named National Freedom Party.

The passing of Zanele Magwaza Msibi came as a shock to many. People are sympathizing with actress.

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Many people are familiar with her as Akhona Griffiths or Memela, depending on who they ask. Her real name is Maggie Benedict, however.

In Generations, she played Akhona Griffiths, also known as Memela (presently known as Generations the heritage).
 

 

 

Maggie Benedict became increasingly well-known and gained supporters and recognition after taking on a role in one of the nation’s most popular dramatization shows, Generations.

She was born in Pretoria, South Africa’s most prestigious city, in the province of Gauteng.

Because she was born on February 10th, 1981, the South African entertainer is currently 40 years old. However, she will turn 41 in a few months.

In Generations, a SABC1 telenovela, she only lasted three years, although she had the choice of creating her own social status.

According to rumors, the Generations performers went on strike and were then fired. Any traces of Akhona Griffiths, Mawande Memela, and the rest of the cast could be found in the recently-delivered Etv series Ashes to cinders.

Much was expected after it was revealed that there will be a show titled Ashes to Remains, however the expectations weren’t met.

Magdalena Benedict has appeared in Attack on Durfur (2009-2010), Step to the Beginning (2014-2015), and Queen of Kwate (2016-2017).

On top of all of that, she’s appeared in a slew of other shows like Hard Copy, 7 de Laan, and The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency.

In spite of this, she’s been inexplicably absent for a long time.

Many people are interested in how she is doing. It doesn’t help matters that she isn’t engaging on social media either. Her most recent appearance on Twitter was in 2013.

Nevertheless, some people would speculate that she’s now focused on something else.

For longer than 10 years, Craig Palm had his brain zeroed in on building a name for himself in the TV and entertainment world. That worked for him since he scored many energizing jobs in TV shows and movies like Yizo, Generations, Backstage, Isidingo and Rhythm City.

 

Today, Palm is an easily recognized name. He gets back to theater acting in something he last did at school 21 years prior. The entertainer, who turns 40 in November, gets back to the stage with Athol Fugard’s exemplary play Blood Knot.

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The play opens at the Market Theater on October 15. Palm, a man who characterizes theater as an otherworldly encounter, is eager to be back in front of an audience. Palm enjoyed some time off from theater after his representative, the late Moonyeenn Lee, proposed he center around TV and film since it was an in-thing.

“I have not done performance center in 21 years. I’m trusting with my return I will make Moonyeenn glad. The two universes are unique. Film is about the story and theater is about the entertainer recounting a story. With this show James Ngcobo has touched off an old sparkle.

I feel magnificent in light of the fact that I am assuming a part that was played by the incredible Fugard. What makes it significantly more extraordinary is that he is as yet alive and turning 90 one year from now. What more could I request?”

In the two-hander show, coordinated by Ngcobo, Palm acts close by the prepared stage and TV entertainer Mncedisi Shabangu. The show is around two siblings Morris (played by Palm) and Zacharia (played by Shabangu), who explore the complexities of being caught in a spot that offers them only destitution.

“Blood Knot is about the connection between two siblings. It is tied in with being baffled by how their current circumstance restricts their fantasies. It is about land issues and most certainly it returns you to where we come from in the wake of being colonized.

Through narrating, we take you to during the Dutch and politically-sanctioned racial segregation times. The show is extremely educative and exceptionally pertinent to numerous circumstances we experience presently,” Palm says.

Khanyi Mbau is the girl that she thinks she is. The actress and businesswoman caused a frenzy when she left her partner in Dubai when they went on vacation. She left like she was going to the salon and never came back. She has since been making fun of it and even went as far as turning it into a song.
 

 

 

 

 

Nhlanhla Nciza is a musician known for her being a member of Mafikizolo. She always leaves her fans in awe with her hairstyles. They suit her perfectly as she ages like fine wine.

She’s currently in Dubai with her colleagues. She shared pictures of herself and her colleques. Her caption left her fans in stitches. “This could be us but you’re too scared to be left in Dubai 😩#MafikizoloForever”. It is definetly lighting up her fans’ moods especially in this whether. They absolutely catched on her joke. Khanyi made a mission very well.

If there’s a beautiful love and marriage to witness, it has to be Dr Musa Mthombeni and his wife Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni’s. A breath of fresh air!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sad news for Dr Musa Mthombeni’s haters and beautiful news for those who absolutely love their love as the crazy in love TV presenter continues to gush over his wife, Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni. Since they got married in August, the good doctor has been flooding his time line with the former Miss South Africa’s pictures either in disbelief that she is really his wife or reminding us that she is taken and it sure looks like he’s not about to stop anytime soon.”We got traditionally married this past weekend. I’m the happiest man in the world. My face in frame 2 says it all”, Dr Musa informed us on a Facebook back in August.Musa Mthombeni is a child star that gained recognition thus rising to fame on a platform that opened a way for many of South African TV presenters, SABC 1’s YO TV. He later joined Yfm in 2012, then starred in several shows including SABC 1’s series, Intersexions before hosting Trending SA on SABC 3 alongside the comedienne and actress, Nina Hastie, TV presenter and journalist Kuli Roberts as well as fellow TV host Pabi Moloi. Dr Musa was once allerged of dating one of South Africa’s greatest actress who now resides in America, Thuso Mbedu, and his wife Liesl Laurie-Mthombeni is allegedly the rapper and TV host Proverb’s ex. True or not, that is history and the pair seems to be enjoying every minute of being each other’s lawfully wedded partners and it looks like our good doctor still does not believe that former Miss SA is his wife. He took to Twitter yesterday to reply to a tweet of his wife that said “Even with the side profile sweetie” with a “Goodness gracious (laughing emojis) so vele vele you’re my wife (blushing emoji)”. Isn’t that too beautiful to witness?

It’s clear that Musa loves every single minute of being Liesl’s husband as he recently left social media in stitches when he showed of his wedding ring under a Facebook post that he captioned “As a husband… My favorite picture here is definitely the last frame. It gives me Drake. Take Care vibes. Coincidentally it’s how I feel every time @andilencube asks me for loans. Then posed a question, “One day when you become a husband, which pose will be your signature? Choos’a nawe!”, followed by hilarious pictures of him flaunting his ring for everyone to see that he’s married.