The reason why we’re no longer seeing actress Brenda Ngxoli on our TVs revealed

Popular South African actress Brenda Ngxoli shot to fame when she played Vuyo in Home Affairs. But the bubbly actress is hardly seen on TV screens these days. It’s alleged she’s frustrated and feels cancelled by the industry.A source close to the actress said she’s outspoken and vocal on issues, which could be the reason for her not finding work.

“Brenda is one of the underrated actors in the country. Looking at her phenomenal talent, you’d expect her to be on most shows. One thing about her, she’s vocal and takes no nonsense. Wrong her, and she’ll call you out. That woman can’t pretend as if everything is right,” said the source.In 2016, Brenda flooded X, formerly known as Twitter, with posts expressing her unhappiness on Uzalo set.

 

 

 

She was scheduled to play a mad woman, Patjutju, but couldn’t stand what she called “looming exploitation”.

“I felt exploitation was coming my way and left. I now know producers love you when you’re a slave and stupid,” Brenda wrote on X in 2016.Another source said Brenda doesn’t offer favours when she’s asked to.

Brenda Ngxoli

“Part of the acting industry is dirty. Some secure jobs because they’ve done favours. And Brenda believes in her talent. For her, it’s only her talent that secures her a job.

“It’s a known fact that a vocal person has a slim chance of finding a job. So, Brenda is frustrated now because she thinks the industry has cancelled her. But she still sticks to her beliefs that she’s not going to sell her soul by doing favours to get a job,” added the source.

But Brenda said she’s not frustrated because she knows why it’s difficult for her to land roles.

“I can’t be silenced. I speak my mind and there are some things I won’t do to get a job. I’ve been victimised on some sets because of my behaviour and what I believe in. The industry can cancel me, but I won’t change who I am,” said Brenda.

The actress played Noma on Mzansi Magic’s The Queen and Brigadier Nandi Donga on the Netflix’s iNumber Number.

Mafikizolo’s Nhlanhla Mafu reveals big moves

Something new is coming for well-known South African songstress Nhlanhla Mafu. The Mafikizolo member has revealed to the publication that she’s looking into releasing a solo project.Nhlanhla told the publication singing with Theo Kgosinkwe, her Mafikizolo co-singer, has been the best time of her life. However, the duo wants to try something new.

 

 

 
“I’m hoping to start my solo project sometime next year. I’m excited about it. It’s been years since both Theo, and I have done solos. We sat down recently and discussed. He’ll also be working on something on his own. We’ll continue working as Mafikzolo,” Nhlanhla said.

“We feel we need to do some fun stuff individually, and we’ll always go back. I’m excited about that.”Journey with Mafikizolo

Mafikizolo is celebrating 27 years this year, and Nhlanhla said it’s been a long but beautiful journey.

“It’s really been a beautiful journey. Obviously, we had a lot of life experiences as well. There were times when there were hardships, and we were in pain when we lost our third member, Tebogo Madingoane. There were times we were happy, really happy, especially when we got our big break into the industry.“Little did we know that two years later, we would lose Tebogo. Obviously, there are challenges, especially when you’re a band. Sometimes, there’re disagreements, but at the end of the day, we do what we love, and we have respect for each other. We have that sibling relationship, though we argue. Every argument comes from respect and love, not about being better. It’s always been about having a common goal which is to always grow Mafikizolo,” she said.Nhlanhla said the trick to remaining relevant is to be humble.

“We never feel like now we’ve arrived and have made it. We’re always looking for new opportunities and new sounds. How to reinvent ourselves in our image and sound. It makes the journey interesting.”The singer is also focusing on building her brand and running her clothing business, NN Vintage. She’s also looking into growing her business.

“We’re growing, as NN vintage. I’m excited about the Shweshwe swimsuit range we’re currently working on. Soon we’ll be introducing a male range to check the market. It’s always been in the pipeline, but I’ve been waiting for the right time. I know it’s been many years, but the fashion industry isn’t easy.

“I thought because I’m Nhlanhla from Mafikizolo, people would buy my clothes, but it was a different story. I had to give the range some time so that I could get customers,” she said.What’s new?

Nhlanhla has also been in the studio. She featured musical trio Encore on their new single titled Injabulo.

“The song feels like a beautiful summer love, where you just feel like you’ve found someone new, the love is new, and everything is new. My part of the song was inspired by my love life right now. So, that verse came naturally. I wrote about my person. I thought about how I feel about him, and I put it down into words,” Nhlanhla said.

Tino Chinyani speaks on how fatherhood has changed his life

Tino Chinyani‘s reflection on how fatherhood has changed his life likely speaks to the transformative power of parenthood. Becoming a parent often reshapes one’s priorities, perspectives, and sense of purpose. For Tino, welcoming a child into his life may have brought newfound responsibilities, joys, and challenges.It’s common for parents to experience a shift in focus, perhaps placing greater emphasis on providing for and nurturing their child. Additionally, fatherhood can deepen emotional connections and foster personal growth as individuals navigate the journey of raising a child. Tino’s acknowledgment of these changes reflects a deeper understanding of the profound impact parenthood can have on one’s life.


Tino welcomed his baby with Simphiwe Ngema in 2021 and he believes his life changed after becoming a father. “Before, I was very selfish. I was working entirely for myself. My lifestyle was not too crazy compared to what it is now. I am still fun-loving, adventurous, and an outdoor adrenalin junky,” he says. “Now, I just have more purpose. I don’t feel the need to be seen as much, to party as much.But I ‘m more interested in building for my family and being a great role model for my son. My lifestyle has calmed down a bit. Fatherhood has been a truly amazing journey,” he says. “It also shaped the way; I behave and look at the world around me. I have discovered what love truly means beyond myself and to give that love beyond myself has been the best thing I can ever ask for.

RIP: Actress Rosa Onious remembers Jamie Bartlett on his death anniversary

Rosa Onious’s heartfelt tribute to her late partner Jamie Bartlett on his second death anniversary reflects the enduring love and pain she feels in his absence. Losing a loved one, especially a partner, can be an incredibly challenging experience, and Rosa’s words capture the deep sense of loss and longing she continues to carry.Despite the sorrow, she also finds strength in the memories they shared and acknowledges the impact Jamie had on her life, shaping her into the person she is today.Her decision to celebrate their love and cherish the memories demonstrates resilience and the ability to find light in the midst of darkness. It’s a touching tribute to their enduring connection and a testament to the power of love to transcend even death.


Rosa’s remembrance of Jamie Bartlett on his death anniversary is a poignant tribute to their enduring love and the impact he had on her life. It’s evident that Jamie’s passing has left a profound void in Rosa’s life, as she reflects on the time that has passed since his death and the pain that still lingers.Despite the sadness of the occasion, Rosa chooses to honor Jamie’s memory by celebrating the love they shared and the lessons he taught her. Her words convey both the depth of her grief and the strength she has found in carrying on his legacy. It’s a beautiful tribute to a loved one who will always hold a special place in her heart.

Who is Mapula Mafole from Rhythm City ?

Mapula Mafole is a 34 years old famous South African television personality and actress.
The North West born figure attained the spotlight for portraying the character of Mapula in the famous series, Rhythm City.
Mapula Mafole was born in 1990, on the 18th of July in North West Province.
She is a citizen of South Africa by blood as she was born into an SA family.
The 33 years old actress has become the motivation for other actresses due to he role in several movies she has acted on.


Mapula Mafole bagged her degree and graduated from the acknowledged AFDA: The School for the Creative Economy.
South African series has achieved the ground for giving birth to a lot of renowned actresses and actors in the world
Mapula Mafole wasn’t left behind as she was started acting at a tender age after she discover her passion for movie-related content. She hit the jackpot with a big bang as she was chosen to be one of the casts in the series, Intersection in 2012.
Her performance in the series was received aww by so many fans who began to love the role she played in the series. They wanted to see her take more roles. This resulted in series of social media posts asking her to feature in more movies as she is a beautiful personality.
Not to pay block ears to her fans’ pleas like a broke deaf and dumb entity, three years later, in 2013, Mapula Mafole bagged yet another notable role in the South African one of the most-watched series, Rhythm City.
To fulfil her fans desire, she was set to depict the part of a seventeen-year-old vagrant who endeavored to cater for herself including her kin. She is the 17 years of age Mapula character in the Rhythm City.
There is a rumor that the character she portrayed in the movie is related to her true life story.
Mapula Mafole was born into a family of four, her parents are Moses and Monica.
Her mom is a nurse while her dad is a businessman. The actress has two brothers which are Thabiso Mafole and Kabelo Mafole and a loving and eldest sister, Tebogo Mafole.
Mapula Mafole was a resident of Klerksdorp before relocating with her family to Tshwane, South Africa when she was just 10 years old age.
Due to worth related ethics of her parents, she was asked to be in the care of Tebogo and her spouse DJ Christos, because her parents traveled to the United Kingdom.
Mapula Mafole has never been married, she has no boyfriend, spouse of husband to be announced on social media.
Many believe she might be in a secret relationship but has prevented it from social awareness