hulane Morule, popularly known by his stage name ‘Khuli Chana’ was born in Mmabtho, North West province on 27 August 1982.[i] He is a Motswako rapper and songwriter.[ii] Khuli Chana has released two studio albums, namely his debut album The MotswakOriginator in 2009 and his sophomore album Lost In Time in 2012.[iii] The MotswakOriginator included hit singles such as “Tswakstikem” and “Freshne”. The album also received the Best Venacular Hip Hop Album award at the South African Traditional Music Awards.[iv] His Lost In Time album included the hit single, “Tswa Daar”[v] which received numerous awards such as the Best Collaboration award at the 2012 South African Hip Hop Awards and at the 2013 Metro FM Music Awards.[vi] Khuli Chana also featured as an actor on the South African drama series Rhythm City in 2010.[vii] He

Menzi Ngubane ‘s Debut On The Queen Delayed

Veteran actor Menzi Ngubane, who was set to start filming season 5 of The Queen in July and a movie; Red Cargo with South African and international acts still needs more time to recover.According to reliable sources, tensions are now soaring behind the scenes of The Queen as the production company needs Menzi’s character pronto. The other new characters; Jessica Nkosi, Ntando Duma, Kenneth Nkosi and Rapaulana Seiphemo are way ahead in their storylines and they have no plausible idea how Menzi will catch up when he recovers.

Menzi is a talented actor who is cherished by a big score of South Africans who have been wishing him well since his health scare.

According to another media outlet: In May, the Ngubane family of the veteran actor criticised “inaccurate and unverified news” that claimed the former “Isibaya” actor is critically ill, leading to widespread panic among fans.

Nthati Moshesh has opened up about her difficulties finding work in the industry.
Happy 51st birthday to Award Winning Veteran Actress Nthati Moshesh. She’s appeared in shows like Scandal,Home Affairs,Saint and Sinners,Beat The Drum,The Long Run,Human Cargo,Ayanda,Cape Of Good Hope,Egoli:Place Of Gold,Gaz’lam,7de Laan and Greed & Desire…All the best to her🎊🎉🎁🎂❤.
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Veteran actress Nthati Moshesh once thought that fame would last forever and that she would be walking red carpets until she died. Little did she know that she would later be unemployed, broke and on the verge of quitting showbiz.

The star has been a household name for more than two decades, starring in several high-profile TV series and films.

But speaking to Drum recently, Nthati said that after leaving Saints and Sinners last year, she went through a slump that left her unemployed for eight months and relying on handouts.

“You know how our industry works – if you don’t work, you don’t eat. My finances were shocking. I had maxed out my credit card and I was relying on my family for handouts. Man, you have no idea.”

Feeling despondent, she said that she was on the verge of calling it quits.

“I honestly wanted to give up acting. I felt there was something else out there that could bring me more money.”

The star is back on screen as the no-nonsense cult leader, Masabatha, on hit prison drama, Lockdown. She says the role was a godsend.

His father did not like it when Thabo took to acting, believing it was associated with politics and his son might die.

That’s why Thabo Mnguni, well-known for his role of chancer Bra Steve from Family Bonds ran away from home in Lamontville, KZN, to Joburg to pursue an acting career.

In spite of his father’s fears, Thabo (50) is still alive and kicking today while playing Khethukuthula Mbatha in Uzalo.

Thabo said Mbatha is s a power-hungry church member who wants to lead the congregation but has no idea how to do it.

Find out about DJ Zinhle’s relationship experiences and what Pearl Thusi got up to at her birthday party while under the influence.

This week’s episode of Dinner at Somizi’s will feature DJ Zinhle and Pearl Thusi as the latest guests.

A teaser of the upcoming episode gave fans a sneak peek at what to expect and from the looks of things, it’s going to be one to remember.

Viewers can expect lots of laughter and fun as the Idols SA judge sits down for a one-on-one with Zinhle and best friend Pearl.

Somizi revealed that his mother, Mary Twala, had never cooked a day in her life.

As he cooks dinner for his guests, he tells Pearl that Zinhle’s daughter Kairo “cannot expect to eat food that was prepared by Jamie Oliver. She must eat food that is prepared by her mother.”