Well-known South African-based Motswana actress, filmmaker, producer, and businesswoman, Connie Ferguson’s family vacation thrilled fellow actress Sophie Ndaba.

 

 

 

 

 
Constance remains one of the country’s finest and most hard-working actresses. She owns several businesses but still finds time to shoot in several drama series. Other than working, Connie also knows something about spending the money.She shared her pictures and videos several times, enjoying quality time with his family.This time, Connie went to Namibia with her family and friends, and their pictures impressed Sophie Ndaba.

After Connie shared her vacation pictures, Sophie Ndaba had few words.

She only sent, emojis that showed how thrilled she was.

“❤️”

Sharing on her Instagram, Connie Ferguson showed how much she enjoyed as she praised God.

She also spoke of her friend, saying she was now more of a family member.“Friends that become family are God’s way of saying I will never leave nor forsake you,” she said.

“18 years strong. I love you @julianahaimbodi You are one of one!❤️” she finished.
Indeed, it was not only Sophie Ndaba who was thrilled by Connie Ferguson’s family vacation but many fans.

Taimi Nuunyango: “Welcome to Namibia mama Ferguson ❤️❤️❤️”

Russell Kabelano: “Sandwich Harbour the only place in the world where the ocean and desert meet ”

Paula Christoph: “Welcome to Namibia , you know how much we love you. ❤️”

Sally: “@the_tash_effect that’s us dear 21 years already. We need to do that shot for the 22nd”

Shiko Winnie: “I wanted to go to Namibia this year, but it didn’t happen… Enjoy yourselves ❤️”

The South African music industry is currently experiencing a high influx of new DJs. However, it is quite interesting to see more female DJs rise to the task confidently. We’ve had head DJs like DJ Zinhle, MS Cosmo, Dineo Ranaka, and a few others take over the DJing game for decades.

 

 

 

 

 

 
However, there are new talents who have been riding the wave for the past five years; a few started their careers this year.

Moshe Ndiki confirms his reality show which will air in 2024. The radio presenter’s reality series with 13 episodes it titled, Life with Moshe. The show will give viewers a glimpse into his fatherhood journey.
Moshe Ndiki bags a reality show TV personality Moshe Ndiki stars in his own reality show where cameras captures his journey into fatherhood. The 13 episodes series is called Life with Moshe. Starts Sunday 28 January 2024 at 19h30 on Mzansi Magic, Phil Mphela announced.Months ago, Moshe announced expecting a set of twins through surrogacy; it was reported that the twins have arrived, but the star and his boyfriend have kept the news secret. You will get all the news in the forthcoming reality show.
 

 

 

Dieketseng Mnisi is a South African actress who currently plays the role of MaNtuli on Skeem Saam. She is best known for playing the role of pastor’s wife Masechaba Moletsane on Stokvel.
Let’s find out as we explore Biography, Age, Husband, Skeem Saam, and Net Worth.ieketseng Mnisi (born 1961) is a veteran South African actress. She is very good at displaying more than expected of her on a movie set.

She always has a way of adding some suspense to a movie scene that would leave the viewers stunned and asking for more.Dieketseng Mnisi is famous for her role as Nontombi Mantuli Seakamela in the south African soap opera blockbuster movie titled Skeem Saam on SABC1 program. Dieketseng Mnisi starred in the program for five years. Let’s take a sneak preview into the life of this boisterous actress.Dieketseng Mnisi was born in 1961 in Soweto, but she was raised in the municipality of Johannesburg, South Africa.

He was born when South Africa was apartheid, a period when the black people of South Africa were being treated as a minority, so she definitely felt the heat of being a black South African.

Growing up wasn’t rosy for the veteran actress because her parents struggled to provide her with basic needs such as primary education, clothing, and feeding. Although, despite Dieketseng Mnisi‘s celebrity status, she still prefers to keep her parents’ identity anonymous.

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Education
The actress received Dieketseng Mnisi‘s primary education in her hometown, but details of the same school cannot be ascertained; likewise, there are no valid detailsDieketseng Mnisi got married to the man who won her heart in 1985. But the love they both shared was no longer there. The feelings were no longer mutual, so the two lovebirds decided to end their union in 2005, 20 years after their marital vow.

Actress Nefisa Mkhabela recently had a sit down with DJ Sbu on his YouTube channel, Hustlers’ Corner.

The House of Zwide star opened up about her acting career, academics, and affording to buy her first car and build her mother a house before 21.

“I bought my first car last year when I was twenty, and I managed to build my mom a house when I was nineteen.”

The 21-year-old actress’ career took off when she was still in high school. She said at the time, she had no responsibilities.

“So, my salary was just going there. I said build it from scratch,” she added.Nefisa said she scored her first role when she was doing Grade 8. She said she received a call from her agent alerting her that The Fergusons wanted to cast her for their 13-part series.

“I was a child, and I didn’t know what was happening. I wasn’t educated about what happens on set. So, for me at the time, it was genuinely just about enjoying the moments I had there.

“I was just like oh, I am here to act, and I am with these legends. I think I was blessed to do that in high school because Onalerona (her House of Zwide character) blew up immediately after I finished high school.”Nefisa’s advice
The TV star encouraged young people to stay focused and grounded, adding that there is no age limit to success.

“I didn’t know 10 years ago that I would be in this position. But I feel like if you believe in God and if you believe in yourself, anything is possible.

“I would advise staying at home and not moving out immediately because it helps to keep you grounded. A lot of the time, you tend to fall into pressures of the society and friends. Dedicate your money to your skill and growing as an individual,” Nefisa said, adding that she is still staying with her father.