Angela Okorie has found love again and is set to walk down the aisle soon.

Angela’s colleague and friend, Chita Agwu Johnson shared the good news via her Instagram page, congratulating the newly engaged actress.

Chita posted series of pictures from the proposal and captioned it, “Awwwwww love is a beautiful thing. Me I can’t keep quiet. Congratulations sis @realangelaokorie I got ur back 100 Am (sic) so happy for you”.

The actress and mother of one recently got engaged to a yet-to-be-identified man who went on bended knees to request she marry him

TV shows come and go, but there are great productions that we keep wanting to rewatch despite them come to an end years prior. Shows like Surbaban Bliss, Stokvel, Going Up, Friends, Breaking Bad and The Office come to mind.

One particular great show to binge on is South Africa’s oldest soapie; Generations, now known as ‘Generations The Legacy’.

The old Generations provided a killer combo of an awesome cast, feel-good factors; iconic fashions, and romance. Today we are feeling a bit nostalgic and we decided to revisit the old Generations from the 90s that started it all. Generations The Legacy is good but ask any fan, they will tell you that the Original Generations is unmatched to this day.

We have compiled a list of the Orignal Generations Stars who still hold a special place in our hearts.

Original Generations Actors

Pamela Nomvete as Ntsiki
She was TV’s ultimate super-bitch: power-hungry, manipulative and deadly. Fans more than loved to hate Generations’ Ntsiki Lukhele, they relished it.

After Generations, she starred in the popular British soapie; Coronation Street, and eventually came back to South Africa to do Lockdown and so many more.

Vinolia Mashego as Hilda Letlalo
Hilda Letlalo was a scheming and ambitious advertising executive with a penchant for powerful men. She was one of the original characters of the soapie in 1994.

Sophie Lichaba as Queen Moroka
Queen was a nosy, man-eating receptionist who was the show’s longstanding character. She stuck around a long time but eventually moved on to other productions.

Sello Maake ka Ncube as Archie Moroka
Archie is the original heir of the Moroka dynasty who worked in his family’s business and made it what it is today. Ezweni Communications is the best advertising agency in Gauteng and run by his son’s; Smanga Moroka (who just left the show) and Mazwi Moroka (the oldest son).

Tina Jaxa as Priscilla Mthembu
Priscilla Mthembu was Archie Moroka’s on-screen wife and the fiercest female character on the show. The duo had such an amazing working relationship and chemistry that they still hope to work together in the future.

Poet and activist, Ntsiki Mazwai has broken her silence following DJ Fresh’s statement on the rape allegations against him. Whilst she did not speak directly on the matter, as ordered by the Johannesburg High Court, the poet indicated once again that she has been ordered not to speak about the situation.

n since-deleted tweets, Ntsiki stated, “Guys I’m not allowed to comment on ANY gbv and rape topics… Pls don’t tag me.”, and “I’d rather listen to my lawyer than to some random tweep hey.”

Thereafter, Ntsiki shared other tweets which questioned why she has been receiving backlash, as she believes that her life doesn’t affect anyone else.Mama wethu. Thank you for today. And thank you so much for using us as vehicles and catalysts for change in our society. Give us the maturity and grace to accept everything that comes with standing up for the truth. Mama we’d rather die standing than to live on our knees

Black Coffee takes pride in the international win Master KG has bagged in recent months.The DJ has been securing the bags internationally when it appears that most of SA music artists are stuck in the country due to COVID-19.

Just after playing in Greece, the international acclaimed DJ performed in Switzerland.

The highlight of his performance was when someone from the large crowd requested for Master KG’s latest hit song, Jerusalema.

Fans wished they could jet off with Black coffee to enjoy the groove they miss.

Few days ago, a video of the DJ playing to a large crowd in Greece without taking precautions against COVID-19 shook Mzansi. Lots of social media users wished that could be the same situation in SA.

It meant a lot to Black Coffee that he captured the moment and captioned it with the location. He also exclaimed Master KG’s name.