Fanele Zulu is a South African actor, musician and TV presenter popularly known as Zulu Black and currently playing Dr. Mnqobi Mchunu on Durban Gen. Hashtags have been popping up on social media fees and everyone is falling in love with #DrBae. Juggling music and acting, how does he do it? Let’s find out in Fanele Zulu Biography (Age, Insta Pics, TV Roles, Music, West Ink, Net Worth, Durban Gen).Fanele ‘Zulu Black’ Zulu Biography
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Age: To be updated

Birth Place: To be updated

Profession: Actor and Musician

Stage Name: Zulu Black

Labels: West Ink

Net Worth: $100 000The budding actor, when not gracing our small screens will be presenting on TV or spitting bars under the West Ink record label. The Mzansi Insider Presenter Search Top 5 finalist and AFDA alumnus is breaking ceilings and we are her for it.Dr Mchunu or rather Dr Bae has so much flair that it’s hard to believe Durban Gen is his first acting gig. As he owns it on TV, he continues reeling more viewers in and such talent, is one that Mzansi should reckon with.

Since the country is currently under lockdown level 3, many of our artists are looking for many ways to make ends meet. Performing artists, like Zodwa Wabantu cannot make their money the usual way of performing and rocking crowds because large gatherings are barred in the country. These efforts to curb the spread of the Coronavirus were implemented by Government.

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Zodwa Wabantu earned her title as an entrepreneur since her rise to stardom by starting her own fragrance line Last year, which consists of two perfumes – Touchable Day and Touchable Night.

The reality TV star launched the perfumes under her company Zodwa Beauty, showing all of Mzansi she is more than just a dancer and socialite. Under her line, she then added Wabantu Lipstick and Zodwa Wabantu Petroleum jelly.

The businesswoman and socialite was well within her bag when she decided to take a leap of faith by recently moving to the City Of Gold. This big move proved to be a very smart one as she managed to open Zodwa Wabantu Eggs.

Zodwa shared a video of herself captioned with, “I’m Moving to Johannesburg for Good. Welcome me with Businesses & Money”. In the video itself, she went on explain that the main thing she is after is money, and encourages all of her fans to put their best foot forward, and afford her with opportunities to secure the bag. She said, “Please welcome me with businesses, bookings and any opportunity to make me a hustler, a better person and going after money. I am moving to Joburg and I am after money.”

One of her biggest cheerleaders Kelly Khumalo decided to show her fellow entertainer some love by supporting her business. Zodwa posted a video of the songstress purchasing one of her stock. Thanking her for the support, Zodwa then presents Kelly Khumalo with a bouquet of flowers. “Legend, Starring ,Bozza, her vocal highness supports Local Business,” Zodwa captioned her post.

In the video Zodwa appreciates Kelly for supporting her as she will be able to pay her bills, now that she will not be able to tour the country. Apart from selling chicken, Zodwa also sells eggs as well.

When artists support each other they sure want people to feel it. Mampintsha also decided to take the advice of many by not depending on a singular source of income. Last year he launched his own brand of gin, Original Shandis Gin. In addition to that he has a food business called Emakhishini. He had flooded his Instagram wall with pictures of the different cuisines asking people to support local also adding contact number. His food business is based in Elamont.

Andile Mpisane showed Shimora some support by purchasing 40 plates of food.

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Hastings Moengs has escalated the fight with Somizi and his team by serving them with a summons for allegedly stealing his idea; Dinner At Somizi’. He believes the cooking show is his brainchild.

This means that Mzansi might not get to see season 2 of Dinner At Somizi’s as Moeng is not backing down without a fight. Moeng demands compensation as well as an additional 15% interest for Somizi’s cooking show, he wants to be contracted for the upcoming seasons of Dinner At Somizi’s and also to deem their verbal contract which was made in 2013 as valid.

Author Eusebius McKaiser posted on Twitter:

“Somizi Mhlongo, Barleader TV & Multichoice have had summons served today on behalf of Hastings Moeng seeking reasonable compensation plus 15% interest as the alleged originator of the concept Dinner With Somizi.

Moeng wants the court to declare his verbal contract as valid & binding (supported by email evidence that it exists); wants the court to declare the concept underpinning Somizi’s show as Moeng’s brainchild & wants the court to direct “reasonable compensation” to be given to Moeng plus rights to contract future seasons etc.

On 28 July 2014, Hastings Moeng proposed DinnerAT Somizi’s to Somizi & Themba. The description of the show is materially similar to the one now flighted (to the shock of Mr. Moeng),”

Somizi has come under fire for denying the allegations, then later admitting to having a conversation with Moeng. Somizi said he did not receive an email from Hastings, and he also said he does not open his own emails.

“I only spoke to him once. I think it was in 2013, not 2014. He told me he wants us to do a cooking show (called) “Dinner with Somizi,” or something like that. But I have never seen any documents.”

Uzalo’s GC Is Back On Our Screens!

Actor and radio host; Khaya Dladla who played the role of GC on Uzalo is currently working for Stain Glass TV; the same production company that fired him on Uzalo.Dladla made his debut last night on eHostela which plays on Mzansi Magic and plays the role of Nxebale Ndoda. eHostela was created and is produced by Stain Glass TV.

Dladla who was a fan-favorite and was reduced to a call actor made his fans happy when he came back on screen last night.

eHostela is centered around township violence, the deadly taxi industry and features a star-studded cast.

While Khaya’s return to our small screen is something to celebrate especially following his exit from Mzansi’s number one show, fans are worried because he’s working for the same production that mistreated him.

Dladla was reduced to a call actor and Stain Glass TV did not inform him when he will be needed to film his scenes. He said he has since moved on with his life because he can’t hold back onto that.

You know her Teddy’s mom, Zodwa on Mzansi Magic’s new hit telenovela Gomora or as Normashiya during her time on Muvhango.

Sannah Mchunu is a talented South African actress with years of acting as well as life experiences.

Her latest television role as Zodwa has earned her praises from viewers across the country. South Africans love her character and its story because it speaks to most of us.

One thing that makes Zodwa’s character even more real is that facts that the actress behind her story Sannah has had her fair share of challenges in life, from falling pregnant at an early age and dropping out of school. Here are five interesting facts about the television star.1. Sannah Used To Dance For Brenda Fassie

In her teen years, Sannah used to dance for late music icon Brenda Fassie. Unfortunately, she had to stop after falling pregnant.

2. She Married Young

In an interview with Move Magazine, the actress revealed that she was married young but her marriage didn’t work out.

She’s A SurvivorThe mother of seven is a survivor of domestic abusive. In an interview with Drum Magazine, she revealed that the abuse lasted for years during her nine-year marriage until she freed herself from her abusive partner.

3. Acting Wasn’t Part Of The Plan

It was not in Sannah’s plan to get into the television industry. She just wanted any job she could find to help provide for her family. One day she accompanied a friend to an audition she was asked by one of the directors to audition and the rest is history.
. She’s A Seasoned Actress

Although popular for her roles on Muvhango and Gomota, Mchunu boasts many years of television experience having starred in over 15 shows. She’s starred on The River, Rythm City, The Queen, Isibaya, Generations but to name a few.