RIP : BREAKING! Legendary ,Musician and Producer Dr Mbongeni Ngema has Passed away.

Legendary playwright, actor, musician and composer Mbongeni Ngema has died.
Ngema is known for his popular song “Stimela saseZola”, his multi-award winning play Sarafina and other productions such as Asinamali, Woza Albert, The House of Shaka, etc.
May he rest in peace.I am saddened and extremely shocked to hear about the sudden death of Mbongeni Ngema – a true legend and one of the greatest entertainers of our time! My heart goes out to his children and his family. 😭Ngema was a prolific actor and producer who wrote the highly acclaimed musical Sarafina.
#RIPMbongeniNgema


 

 

 

In a shocking turn of events, South Africa is reeling from the sudden demise of celebrated artist Mbongeni Ngema. The news of his passing has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, leaving fans and fellow celebrities grappling with grief.

Zakes Bantwini, a fellow artist and friend of Ngema, was among the first to confirm the heartbreaking news on social media. In a poignant post on X, Bantwini expressed his disbelief, writing, “Noooo man, not again.” The sentiment was echoed by fans and colleagues, as the news quickly spread across various social media platforms.

As news of Ngema’s passing continues to circulate, tributes are pouring in from fans and colleagues alike. The entertainment industry is uniting in mourning the loss of a creative force who played a pivotal role in shaping the narrative of post-apartheid South Africa.

Details surrounding the circumstances of Ngema’s death remain scarce at this time. The family has yet to release an official statement, and fans are anxiously awaiting more information. Social media has become a platform for fans to share their condolences, memories, and expressions of sorrow.

The South African entertainment community is known for its tight-knit bonds, and Ngema’s passing has left a void that will be deeply felt. As the nation mourns the loss of a cultural icon, the legacy of Mbongeni Ngema will undoubtedly endure through the indelible mark he left on the arts in South Africa.