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Penny Ntuli has solidified her reputation as one of South Africa’s top radio presenters, captivating audiences with her dynamic personality and engaging voice. Currently, she graces the airwaves on Jozi FM, where her shows have become a staple for many listeners.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Early Life and Background

Penny Ntuli was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. From a young age, she exhibited a passion for communication and storytelling, which eventually led her to pursue a career in radio broadcasting. She attended the University of Johannesburg, where she studied Media and Communication, a decision that would lay the foundation for her successful career in radio.

Career Highlights
Penny’s career in radio began at a community station, where she quickly made a name for herself with her vibrant energy and natural rapport with listeners. Her talent did not go unnoticed, and she was soon offered a position at Jozi FM, one of the most popular stations in Johannesburg.

At Jozi FM, Penny hosts a daily show that blends music, news, and lively discussions on current affairs. Her ability to connect with her audience has earned her a loyal following and several accolades within the industry. She is known for her insightful interviews with local and international celebrities, as well as her dedication to highlighting important social issues.

Personal Life
Penny Ntuli is in her mid-thirties, balancing her demanding career with her personal life. She is married to Thabo Ntuli, a successful entrepreneur. Together, they have two children, a son and a daughter, who are the center of their world. Penny often shares glimpses of her family life on social media, where she is known for her positive and inspiring posts.

Net Worth
While specific details of Penny Ntuli’s net worth are not publicly disclosed, her successful career in radio, coupled with endorsements and other ventures, suggests that she enjoys a comfortable lifestyle. Her financial success is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her craft.

Philanthropy
Beyond her work in radio, Penny is deeply committed to philanthropy. She is actively involved in several charitable organizations, focusing on education and empowerment for underprivileged youth. Penny believes in giving back to her community and often uses her platform to raise awareness and funds for various causes.

Impact and Legacy
Penny Ntuli’s influence extends beyond the airwaves. She is a role model for many aspiring broadcasters, especially young women who look up to her as a trailblazer in the industry. Her dedication to her profession and her community has left a lasting impact, making her one of the most respected figures in South African media.

As Penny continues to entertain and inform her audience, there is no doubt that her star will continue to shine brightly in the years to come. With her talent, charisma, and commitment to making a difference, Penny Ntuli is not just a radio presenter but a true icon of South African broadcasting.

Cast members of the popular South African soapie House of Zwide have set the internet abuzz with dating rumours. Nefisa Mkhabela, who portrays Ona, and Paballo Mavundla, who plays Sandile, are at the center of the speculation. Meanwhile, it’s been confirmed that Shalate Sekhabi, known for her role as Shoki, and Wanda Zuma, who plays Nkosi Zwide, are indeed dating in real life.

 

 
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Ona and Sandile’s On-Screen Chemistry dating

At the beginning of House of Zwide, Paballo Mavundla’s character, Sandile, harbored a huge crush on Nefisa Mkhabela’s character, Onalerona. Sandile boldly declared his undying love for Ona, the young fashion designer. At the time, Ona found herself caught in a love triangle, torn between her feelings for both Soka and Sandile.

Sandile and Shoki are dating in real-life
As the story progressed, Ona explored the personalities of her two suitors. Despite Sandile’s persistence, Ona ultimately chose Soka as her man. However, even after her decision, Ona and Sandile remained close friends. As House of Zwide interns, they continue to have each other’s backs. Recently, the two sparked dating rumours in real life when a video of them together went viral. Their cozy interaction in the video led fans to speculate about a possible off-screen romance.

Shoki and Nkosi’s Off-Screen Love
The real-life romance between House of Zwide stars Shalate Sekhabi and Wanda Zuma first came to light when Shalate shared a music video on her Instagram, featuring her on-screen husband Wanda Zuma. The chemistry between them in the video sparked curiosity among fans.

Later, City Press confirmed that Wanda Zuma and Shalate Sekhabi had taken their on-screen relationship off-screen. Sources close to the situation revealed that the two, who play Nkosi and Shoki Zwide, are officially dating and even have plans to get married.

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Simphiwe Majozi Expands Horizons from Uzalo to Sbu&Ration’s Eatery in Durban

Simphiwe Majozi, known for his role as Sbu Makhathini on Uzalo, has opened Sbu&Ration’s Eatery in Newlands East, Durban.

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From On-Screen Hustler to Restaurateur: Simphiwe Majozi’s New Venture

Simphiwe Majozi, the beloved Uzalo actor renowned for his portrayal of the charismatic yet troublesome hustler Sbu Makhathini, has embarked on a new entrepreneurial journey by opening Sbu&Ration’s Eatery in Newlands East, Durban.

Inspired by a Beloved Character
Majozi’s decision to dive into the restaurant business stems from his on-screen persona. Playing Sbu Makhathini has been more than just an acting role for Majozi—it has influenced his real-life aspirations. The actor shared that his character’s hustler spirit inspired him to turn a long-held passion into a business.

“Yes, the character that I’m playing now is what gave me the push to open the restaurant,” Majozi explained. “I asked myself that I used to sell food during my tertiary days in Pietermaritzburg, so why don’t I go back in that business and serve food to people like I used to do back in the days.”

A Passion Rooted in College Days
Majozi’s love for cooking dates back to his college years in Pietermaritzburg, where he ran a small food business to support his education. “I’ve always had a passion for cooking, so iKishi lam (My Kitchen) back in Pietermaritzburg helped me pay up my tertiary education fees because there was no money, and I had to do something in order for me to complete my studies,” Majozi recalled.

A Partnership for Success
Balancing the demands of his acting career with running a restaurant might seem daunting, but Majozi has partnered with a trusted friend, Cebolenkosi ‘Lacostaration’ Minange. Minange, who recently returned from Alaska, manages the day-to-day operations of Sbu&Ration’s Eatery when Majozi is occupied with his acting commitments.

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“I’m running the eatery with my friend Cebolenkosi ‘Lacostaration’ Minange, who recently landed back in the country from Alaska. He’s my partner and runs [the] day-to-day operation of the business in my absence,” Majozi shared.

Community Support and Humble Beginnings
Despite the challenges, Majozi is overwhelmed by the community’s support. “I just don’t know people flock into the business for food or because I’m a good actor, but I’m humbled with the support,” he said with a smile.

The opening of Sbu&Ration’s Eatery marks a significant milestone in Majozi’s journey. Transitioning from a beloved TV actor to a budding restaurateur, Majozi continues to inspire both fans and aspiring entrepreneurs with his versatility and determination.