Ayanda Bandla❤️❤️Thandiswa from #smokeandmirrors is beautifulAyanda Bandla – smoke & mirrors and
Nambitha Ben-Mazwi-Black mirror
Ayanda Bandla is a 34-year-old South African actress and media personality. She is best known for her roles in Omen in 2020, uBettina Wethu in 2021, and Lavish in 2022. She plays Dr Anelisa Moabe in eTV’s medical drama series Vutha.

 

The actress has impressed television viewers as Thandiswa in the drama series Smoke and Mirrors
Nambitha Ben-Mazwi is a South African actress best known for her starring role as Lulama in the e.tv telenovela Broken Vows.
Her first starring role in television was as Unathi Mweli, the bitchy sister of a man who is arrested for the murder of a stripper, in the Mzansi Magic mystery drama series Doubt.
Having graduated with a degree in Business Science Marketing (Honours) from the University of Cape Town in 2011, she worked as a marketing strategist, in business development, on radio and television both locally and abroad.
Whilst living in New York she played the character of Tamara in the drama series Black Mirror, based on the UK series of the same name.

Baby Cele is a South African actress famous for her role as Portia on ‘My Perfect Family’ and currently playing Gabisile on Uzalo. Her extroverted character and stubborn attitude make the fans want even more of Uzalo. Baby Cele, the veteran actress, has everyone glued to their screens every other weekday. Although her character Gabisile sucks all the energy out of her and is divergent from Baby Cele’s personality, she plays it well, and she loves it. So who is this veteran actress? Baby Cele’s biography will answer all those burning questions regarding her life (Age, Husband, Children, Career, Net worth and all that meets the eye).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Place of birth: Durban, South Africa

Relationship status: Married

Profession: Film director and actress

Social media handles: Instagram: @babescele2

Facebook: @Baby Cele

Net worth: R4 million

When did Baby Cele’s career start?
Although she loved singing, the acting bug stings her when she cast the musical Sarafina. Mbongeni Ngema gave Baby Cele a shot when she was only 16, and she made the most out of it. “I met Mbongeni Ngema while he is driving down the road, next to my house. I didn’t even have to audition for the part in Sarafina, the musical.”

Baby Cele
Baby Cele: Image source @Instagram
Film directing career

Opportunities knock once on one’s door, and Baby Cele grabs them whenever she gets a chance. As she plays Portia in “My Perfect Family”, the actress lands an opportunity to learn movie directing and producing. She perfects her craft even as she joins Inkaba in 2012 and Zabalaza, where she plays Gasta. “I would like to direct my feature film shortly and get into producing as well”, Baby Cele says.

Filmography
Baby Cele

Brenda Mhlongo is broadly perceived South African entertainer, vocalist and artist. She is capable and embracing individual who is endeavoring to accomplish her objectives and have a brilliant future. She is striking and lovely and she has a comical inclination and character. She is most popular for her job as KaMadonsela Bhengu in Imbewu show series on e_tv channel non-weekend days.

She has figured out how to catch the hearts of numerous watchers through her great acting abilities and she is perhaps of the most cherished entertainer in the nation and across the world.

She is astute and autonomous lady who esteems her life and she is fruitful and gifted. She is likewise a glad mother of 3 youngsters and a spouse of Edmond Mhlongo. She is taught and rouses youth out there. On her new post via web-based entertainment account she left fans surprised by her stunning pictures.

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House of Zwide this week.
Monday 17th June 2024
Episode 241

After learning that Sandile chickened out of his date with Monica, Mampho convinces him he still has a chance, especially after Monica messages Sandile asking him why he stood her up.
Tuesday 18th June 2024
Episode 242
After realizing they don’t have the money and expertise to host the hair ball show and fearing competition from the rival salon, Molefe and Maria decide they are better off cancelling the event.
Wednesday 19th June 2024
Episode 243
Molefe is desperate and turns to Ona for help, after finding out that it’s too late to back out of hosting the hair ball.
Thursday 20th June 2024
Episode 244
Sandile wakes up alone and drugged, only to discover that he, Soka and Mampho have all been robbed by Monica. Mampho suggests they track Monica down.
Friday 21st June 2024
Episode 245
With Laz on board, Molefe asks Keletso to help find the models for the hair ball, but he hits a snag when Zanele refuses to be one of the judges.
Monday 24th June 2024
Episode 246
Molefe is crushed when he overhears Ona telling Keletso that the chances of him winning the hair ball event are slim.

Nomzamo Mbatha, celebrated South African actress and philanthropist, recently shared a heartfelt and sorrowful message on social media, mourning the loss of one of the scholars from her Nomzamo Lighthouse Foundation. The emotional post revealed the depth of her grief and the impact the young scholar had on her and the foundation.

A Heartbreaking Loss
Nomzamo expressed her profound sadness over the death of the scholar, who succumbed to his pain and suffering, ultimately losing his battle with hopelessness. She described carrying a “little pocket of grief” over the past week, feeling deeply triggered and heartbroken for his family and friends. Her words reflect the intense emotional connection she had with the young man, and the shared dreams and hopes for his future.

A Promise Unfulfilled
The scholar was not only a beneficiary but a beacon of hope and resilience. Nomzamo had promised to see him through to his graduation day, a promise now painfully unfulfilled. She reminisced about his remarkable self-belief and the way he inspired those around him, galvanizing them with his spirit and determination. The loss is not just personal but a collective heartbreak for everyone at the Nomzamo Lighthouse Foundation.The Weight of Grief
Nomzamo’s message highlighted the unfairness of his untimely death, emphasizing that he never displayed any sign of giving up. His fight and self-belief were sources of inspiration, making the loss even more tragic. Nomzamo’s sorrow is compounded by the many questions and pain left behind for those who knew and loved him.

A Call to Remember and Support
In her poignant tribute, Nomzamo underscored the importance of support and love for those struggling with mental health issues. She wished that the post could have been a celebration of his graduation rather than a memorial. Her words serve as a powerful reminder of the silent battles many face and the necessity for compassion and support.

A Legacy of Hope
While the scholar’s life was tragically cut short, Nomzamo’s message is a testament to his enduring impact. She assured that although he is now free from the pain and burdens of this world, those left behind will continue to grapple with the loss. Her commitment to the Nomzamo Lighthouse Foundation and its mission to support and uplift young people remains steadfast, honoring his memory by continuing to fight for others in similar circumstances.

Conclusion
Nomzamo Mbatha’s moving tribute is a call to action for greater awareness and support for mental health, particularly among young people. The loss of a promising young scholar is a stark reminder of the importance of community, compassion, and the enduring impact one person can have on many lives. Through her grief, Nomzamo remains a beacon of hope, determined to carry on the work that brings light to so many others.