Is Jerah Moroka from Generations son to Madongwe from Uzalo?

Social media was set ablaze after viral pictures of Jerah Moroka from Generations, and Madongwe from Uzalo flooded social media. The two have been rumoured to be related in real life, and their striking similarities have opened a can of worms. Is Jerah Moroka the son of Uzalo firebrand Madongwe or they, are just striking similarities?

Zama Magubane is a South African actress best known for her on-screen character Madongwe on the SABC drama series Uzalo. Onset, she is a devoted Christian who happens to be Mbatha’s ex-wife. She lives in KwaMashu with her daughter and nieces.

 

 

 

 

In Pictures: Is Jerah Moroka from Generations son to Madongwe from Uzalo?
Jerah Moroka from Generations and Madongwe from Uzalo (Source Instagram)

However, the 38-year-old actress was born in Madadeni, Newcastle. She grew up in Pietermaritzburg, Kwazulu Natal. To live up to her dream of being one of Mzansi’s finest, the actress attained her Degree in Drama and Performing Arts at Durban University of Technology (DUT).

In recent years, the bubbly actress has starred in several series and is best known for her gigs on Presenter search on SABC3 and Isehlukaniso.

Zama Magubane ‘Madongwe’ from Uzalo
Zama Magubane ‘Madongwe’ from Uzalo (Source Instagram)
However, her striking resemblance with Paballo Mavundla has got Mzansi talking. She has been rumoured to be her mother of late, and we have been connecting the dots.

Is Jerah Moroka from Generations son to Madongwe from Uzalo?
The seasoned actress is 38-years-old whilst the fast-rising actor is 22-years. Their 16-year age gap seems to be one of the heads up that the two are not related as we all thought.

On the other hand, the fast-rising actor was born in 1999, Meadowlands, South-Western Soweto in Gauteng Province. However, this somehow proves that they are not related, given that Madongwe was born and raised in KwaZulu-Natal up until her thrust into the limelight.

Paballo Mavundla From Generations (Source Instagram)
Paballo Mavundla From Generations (Source Instagram)
Of interest also is that Madongwe once indicated that she keeps her private life under wraps but did let Mzansi know that she has young kids. Well, the two seems to have striking resemblances only, and both Madongwe and Jerah haven’t openly admitted that they are related.

Like those before him, the Paballo was thrust into the limelight when he starred on The Herd. However, a few years later, he bagged a gig on the SABC1 drama series Generations and starred as Jerah Moroka. From Generations, he bagged a new gig on etvs fashion drama series House of Zwide.

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Sandile Mahlangu

The bubbly actor was once chosen to train as an Electrical Artisan as a teenager, but that turned south after a disclosed accident.

However, he later enrolled at Tshwane University of Technology and graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering in 2017. He is best known for his onscreen character of Simo on Scandal.

 

Cebo Mthembu

No doubt he has fast become the darling of Uzalo. Mthembu is best known for his onscreen character of Detective Nyawo on Uzalo.

He holds a diploma in Electrical and Power Engineering. In 2021 it was reported that he was a full-time Regional Supervisor at Eskom. However, in the backdrop of the rumours, the star actor is yet to address them. Many still find it puzzling that Nyawo is an engineering graduate.

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Africa Tsoai. Image from Instagram@skeemsaam11
Tsoai is best known for his lead role on Skeem Saam as John Maputla.

The celebrated South African actor holds a degree in Sound Engineering. Of interest is that he earned the degree while working as a petrol attendant.

Cedric Fourie

He is best known for his onscreen character of Lehasa on Skeem Saam. Rumour mill has it that Fourie holds an engineering degree from Wits. Unconfirmed reports have it that before his thrust into the limelight, he worked as an engineer for several tech giants, including Huawei Technologies and Monax Group.

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Nqobile Ndlovu

No doubt she is the star actress we all love to hate. She has wowed viewers with her unmatched flair with her onscreen character of Khanyo on Imbewu: The Seed.

However, it’s puzzling to many that she is a chemical engineering graduate. She

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Explosive Allegations
In addition to sharing these intimate photos, Princess Sihle has made shocking allegations regarding Malome Vector’s death. She claims that his untimely demise was not merely a tragic accident but the result of his involvement in a secretive cult. According to Sihle, the cult promised fame and fortune but had a dark stipulation: members could not live beyond the age of forty. This has sparked widespread speculation and concern among fans and the general public.

“Malome joined this cult to boost his career,” Sihle stated in a recent interview. “He was thriving, but there was a price to pay. He knew he wouldn’t see his fortieth birthday.”Family and Public Reaction
These allegations and the release of intimate photos have cast a shadow over Malome Vector’s legacy. His widow, who has chosen to remain anonymous, is reportedly devastated by both the loss of her husband and the turmoil caused by Sihle’s revelations.

“The family is in deep grief,” a close family friend revealed. “They’re struggling to come to terms with his death, and now they have to deal with these shocking allegations. It’s unbearable.”

The controversy has ignited a media frenzy, with many questioning the validity of Sihle’s claims. Some fans have expressed skepticism, suggesting that the allegations are an attempt to tarnish the late singer’s reputation. Others, however, are calling for an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Malome Vector’s death.

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