Several prominent actors on South African television face potential job loss due to issues with their PAYE (Pay As You Earn) tax payments. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has identified non-compliance among these actors, demanding immediate action and satisfactory explanations.
If unresolved, these actors could lose their roles on popular e.tv shows. Here’s a closer look at the actors involved and their roles:
Lethabo Mekoa, a beloved figure in the long-running drama “Skeem Saam,” portrays the character of Kwaito Seakamela. Known for his compelling performance, Mekoa’s potential departure would leave a significant void in the show’s dynamic.
Reality television has a unique way of inviting viewers into the intimate lives of those who choose to share their personal stories with the world. In a recent and emotionally charged episode, MaCele, one of reality TV star Musa Mseleku’s wives, shattered the facade of reality TV perfection by breaking down in tears on national television.
The heartfelt connection between Muvhango actress Maumela Mahuwa, widely recognized as Susan, and Generations star Vuyo Dabula, famed for his role as the formidable Gadaffi, stirred emotions among fans as an old picture resurfaced recently.
Although the photo dates back to 2019, it found its way back into the limelight, evoking various sentiments among admirers.
DJ Sbu‘s announcement of a podcast festival sounds like a fantastic opportunity to celebrate and showcase the diverse world of podcasting! Podcasts have become increasingly popular over the years, offering a platform for creators to share their stories, expertise, and passions with audiences around the world.
Tino Chinyani‘s reflection on how fatherhood has changed his life likely speaks to the transformative power of parenthood. Becoming a parent often reshapes one’s priorities, perspectives, and sense of purpose. For Tino, welcoming a child into his life may have brought newfound responsibilities, joys, and challenges.
