Mangcobo from Uzalo real name Dawn Thandeka King is a South African actress, musician and motivational speaker.She was born and bred at Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal.Thandeka was born on the 01st of October 1977.She was married to Jabulani Msomi from 2002 and divorced in 2017, she has five children whom she adores.She studied at Durban University of Technology. She won the Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a Lead Role in Lead Role.She is currently acting at the SABC1 drama series Uzalo, potraying the role of Lindiwe Xulu.Thandeka’s acting skill is on higher level and the viewer’s have fallen in love with her character.

Before she became an actress she was working at a tourism industry, but she quit and decided to follow her passion which is acting.She also got a role in the Mzansi Magic telenovela lockdown.

 

Thandeka has worked hard to achieve the good things and to live a lavish and luxurious lifestyle.Check out her beautiful pictures wearing nice clothes and driving beautiful car.

Thuthuka Mthembu, who is popularly known as Nonka from the SABC1 drama series Uzalo.Thuthuka is a South African well-known actress and TV personality who has made a remarkable name for herself in the acting industry.She joined Uzalo in 2016 when she was just 18 years old now 22.She is the youngest actress on the show but she is acting feasibly.She was born in Johannesburg and raised by her single mother ,grandmother.She was born on the 28th October 1998.

After completing her matric, she then went to AFDA institution to study writing and directing.Thuthuka has recently joined the Mzansi Magic’s second premiere of eHostela.She is potraying the role of Sthandwa ,a naive girl who left KwaZulu-Natal to look for better life in Johannesburg.Iys only two months after joining the show and already the viewer’s like and love her role.

Being raised by a single mother motivated her to even work harder to achieve her goals. Check out Thuthuka’s pictures:

Imbewu Actress Leleti Khumalo Is Tired Of Hiding From Make Up As She Embraces Her Skin

The South African leading actress Leleti Khumalo have been living with a skin disease called vitiligo for many years now. Many people have seen her skin coming out in hands, neck and face.

Leleti Khumalo is South African actress leading actress in Sarafine. She is one of the famous professional actress in Mzansi. Leleti Khumalo used to hide her skin wjen she was still acting in Uzalo. The actress Leletu Khumalo joined the cast of Uzalo in 2015 and played the role as Zandile “MaNzuza” Mdletshe. The role marked her first on-screen appearance after a two-year hiatus from acting to raise her children. Youbwould see her wearing long dresses that cover her body and put lots of make up that hide her coming out skin.

Leleti Khumalo resigned from the show after getting an offer as an actor and executive producer on Imbewu: The Seed in 2018. It was a career opportunity move she couldn’t turn down.

When she join Imbewu:The Seed, she has accepted her skin. And she is not afraid of showing off her skin dispite what mzansi is saying. Leleti Khumalo play the role of Nokubonga “MaZulu”. She is one of the leading character in the show.

She’s not camera person but with the pictures when she was still in Uzalo and recent pictures in Imbewu you can the difference that she’s now open to her skin and she has accepted as it is.

Picture in Uzalo

Pictures in Imbewu

 

Joe Mafela is a late South African star of television, film and theatre. The talented Mafela was best known as S’dumo which is the character name he used to play in the popular 1980s comedy series; Sgudi ‘Snaysi.

This legendary actor was born at Sibasa; Thohoyandou in the Limpopo Province on the 25th of June 1942 and grew up in Kliptown, Johannesburg. He started his acting career at the age of 22, in the film Real News. He later joined the film company SA Films as actor and producer, where he helped to conceive small-budget films for the black South African market, in most of which he also acted.

Joe Mafela had contributed a lot in the entertainment industry, he didn’t act on Sgudi Snays only, he also acted in multiple number of drama stories and he had always been a good actor. Joe was also a musician and his popular track is Shebeleza (Okongo Mame). Before he died, he was acting on the SABC 1’s popular soapie; Generations:The Legacy, playing uncle Tebogo; the great uncle of the Morokas.

The talented Joe died on the 18th of March 2017 after being involved in a terrible car accident on the M1 north of Johannesburg, where two cars were involved. He died immediately, and he was 74 years old. Our talented Joe Mafela’s death was heartbreaking, but what’s interesting is that he died with a silver spoon in his mouth and he lived his life perfectly.

When Joe Mafela died, he left behind his wife and four children. His family loved him dearly in such a way that they even designed a special tombstone for him which is the sign representing him as a TV star. This is so amazingly beautiful. May his soul continue resting in Peace.

 

LaConco clearly doesn’t like mincing her words. If she has a problem with something, you better believe that she will address it. Well, she might not always say it to your face, but she will get it off her chest one way or another. After the uMemulo (coming of age) ceremony she hosted, the “First Lady” had lunch with her elder sister to reflect on the big day.

She told her about her Real Housewives co-stars and how they behaved during the ceremony. The fact that Ayanda decided not to eat the food she was served seems to have rubbed LaConco up the wrong way. And that made her wonder if she and Ayanda are really friends.

“Ayanda and I’s relationship, I would describe it right now as, I am her friend, but I don’t think that she’s my friend,” she said.

Keep the same energy
LaConco added that she’s visited Ayanda, invited her on dates and has done other things for her but there has not been any reciprocity.

“And I’m not saying that as friends that’s a basic or that’s a standard, it’s a must. I just basically think I’m a friend to her, but she’s not a friend to me.”

The businesswoman also touched on the fact that Nonku didn’t even bother showing up to her event. “The rest of the ladies came, but she sent a WhatsApp to excuse herself.”

This obviously didn’t sit well with LaConco because she supported Nonku’s wine event a few days earlier. All she wanted was for Nonku to keep the same energy!

Fakeness and pretence
What’s even worse is that the WhatsApp message was sent one day before the Umemulo.

“Couldn’t she call or send a gift? We had a celebration,” she told her sister. LaConco then concluded that there’s a lot of pretending and fakeness among the ladies. “Not with all of them, of course. You can cut through the phoniness in some of them,” she said.

“I have seen or have learnt that some individuals are not genuine and they’re not living their truth,” LaConco added. Although that’s been her observation since joining the show, LaConco continued being friendly with her co-stars. After her chat with her sister, she met up with Ayanda for high tea and even went to Annie’s event. Not once did she bring up any of her issues with them.

Will LaConco change her mind about the ladies? Watch The Real Housewives of Durban on Showmax to see how the story unfolds. New episodes are added every Friday.