Mogau Motlhatswi is an esteemed South African entertainer, born on July 13, 1992, in Mogoto, Limpopo. Her educational journey commenced at Piet van Vuuren Elementary School in Brixton, where she showcased her physical prowess. Later, she attended St. Mary’s Secondary School in Waverly, where she completed her senior year with a curriculum that encompassed geography, history, and acting, setting the stage for her future career in the world of entertainment. Consequently, she pursued higher education at the College of Johannesburg, specializing in multimedia communication. Read More Exploring the Fascinating Journey of Mogau Motlhatswi, Star of “Skeem Saam”Mogau Paulina Motlatswi is a South African actress best known for her role as Mapitsi in the SABC1 youth drama series turned soap opera Skeem Saam.

She was born in Limpopo close to Lebowakgomo and moved to Johannesburg where she attended Piet van Vuuren Primary school in Brixton, excelling at athletics, cross country and netball.

She went to high school at St. Mary’s in Waverly where she took drama, history and geography up to matric. Her favourite subjects were dramatic arts and history.

She was a weekly boarder and loved the experience and went on to study Audiovisual Communication at the University of Johannesburg.

Landing the role of Mapitsi in Skeem Saam was her first achievement in the industry.

When Mogau was young she wanted to be a lawyer, then a radio personality. That dream changed when she learnt about film and theatre, now she ultimately wants to be an impactful, amazing director.

Edwin Cameron is Mogau’s inspiration as “he is the most amazing man I have ever met, and his success is something I would like to aim for. He is respected worldwide and has a heart of gold.

“My grandmother Sophie Kekana, the strongest woman alive is also an inspiration, she is very strict and we didn’t see eye to eye but it took a lot for her to take care of the family as she did and continues to do.”

Mogau is terrified of failure and scared of frogs. She is inclined to be short tempered and a tad stubborn. She gets angry at people who still believe that men are superior to women.

In her leisure time Mogau listens to music and spends time with those she loves. She enjoys listening to Yfm. Vusi Kunene, Jamie Bartlett, Robert Whitehead, Xolile Tshabalala, Leonardo Di Caprio and Meryl Streep are Mogau’s favourite movie stars.

Mogau’s only regret is one she would like to share with other youth: “I regret not working to my fullest potential in school, it is important later in life.”

In 2014 she had a guest starring role on the SABC1 AIDS drama Soul City.

South African actress and singer Mogau Motlhatswi is well-known for playing Mapitsi on Skeem Saam. She only recently started acting, but her unmatched acting abilities have already made headlines. She is a well-known actress in addition to being a brilliant student, though.Mogau Motlhatswi (Mapitsi)’s Acting Career

 

 

 

 
Motlhatswi initially intended to pursue a career in law, but she eventually decided against it and switched to acting and presenting. She was introduced to the theatre and film classes with the help of her close friend. 2011 saw her land her first acting role on Skeem Saam, currently one of the most popular Tv shows.

Mogau Motlhatswi’s Academic Qualifications

The actress was born on the 13th of July, 1992 in Lebowakgomo, Limpopo. As of 2022, she is 30 years old. Growing up, Mogau Motlhatswi became a very intelligent, attractive, and polite woman. She participated in a lot of school activities while attending Piet van Vuuren Primary School in Brixton for her primary education. After primary school, she enrolled at St. Marry’s High School for high school, where she concentrated on drama, geography, and history.

Mogau Motlhatswi (Mapitsi) graduated with an honors degree in Audiovisual Communications from the University of Johannesburg. In addition to being a degree holder and having a successful career in acting, Mogau is also a businesswoman. She is indeed a beauty with brains.

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.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
In the captivating image, Vuyo Dabula is captured with a beaming smile, his arm casually draped around Maumela Mahuwa. The actress, known for portraying the wise, strong, compassionate, and powerful character Susan on Muvhango, posted the photo with the playful caption, “Hello Africans late post and late every day.”The curiosity of fans sparked inquiries about the nature of Maumela and Vuyo’s relationship, leading many to wonder if there was a romantic connection between the two. However, it was clarified that the two are nothing more than friends and colleagues within the acting industry, dashing any romantic speculations.

While the image fueled wishful thinking among fans, with some secretly desiring a crossover between Generations and Muvhango where Gadaffi could shake things up with Chief Azwindini’s character, it was acknowledged that such scenarios exist only in the realm of dreams.

Reflecting on Maumela Mahuwa’s personal journey, it was revealed that the actress faced significant challenges during her childhood. Having experienced a strained relationship with her mother, who ultimately abandoned her, Maumela found herself living alone in Mamvuku for an entire year. Recounting her struggles, she shared instances of washing dishes for neighbors and scraping pots for leftovers due to a lack of consistent family support.

Despite enduring taunts about her dark skin tone, with her own mother making hurtful comments, Maumela rose above the adversities. Over time, she and her mother reconciled, finding peace before her mother’s passing. Maumela Mahuwa’s resilience and grace in overcoming challenging circumstances serve as an inspiring testament to her strength, both on and off the screen.

Mogau Motlhatswi (born July 13, 1992)is a South African actress popularly known for her role as Mapitsi Magongwa, the baby mama and fiance of Thabo Maputla (Cornet Mamabolo) in the soap opera, Skeem Saam.

She has been in fear since she came to stay with the Maputla family as there have been scandals happening in her presence. Firstly it was the scandal of the Maputla’s finding out that Zamokuhle Seakamela was John Maputla’s son. Maputla’s wife shot Zamokuhle and her mother at the hospital on the day of the DNA results which proved that indeed Zamokuhle was Maputla’s son.

Meikie John’s wife was arrested for what she did then came out on bail. She continued attending the trial until she was put back in prison. Before she left she was approached by Sikes who is her daughter in-laws ex, the father of Noah Mokgadi’s son. Sikes wanted to involve her in dodgy dealings but she refused then Sikes held them hostage which was what made Mapitsi fear for her life and her son’s life. Mapitsi called her husband Thabo and told him everything then Thabo came and took them with him oversees where he is currently staying.

Mapitsi is a very respectful person, loving, kind and caring. She is a daughter who listens to her elders, be it her uncle Alfred Magongwa who is always on her case, telling her to leave her marriage and focus on her career.

Famous South African music producer, Demor Sikhosana and house music singer, Bucie Nqwiliso-Nkomo are back together.

The two last collaborated a decade ago to release many hit songs such as Ngicel’indoda.

Now, Demor and Bucie have released Bucie’s new single titled Faithful, which also marks her return after a break.

Demor (49), whose real name is Thandukwazi Sikhosana, discovered Bucie in the early 2000s and they worked together for a long time. He said he last worked with her 10 years ago.

“You’ll recall that she announced that she was taking a break. I received a call from her saying we can work again. She believes in the way we worked together before and got along in the studio. We then recorded her song Faithful,” he said.

Demor said they also worked with young producers like Kay SA, Taffy Da Don, and Wunda on Bucie’s song, who are under his record label, Demor Music.

He said he’s grooming the young producers and works with them.

Demor said he’s finishing his solo album, to be released in September, featuring Bucie, Professor, and Zakes Bantwini.

He said there’ll be more surprises on the album, and will release singles until the full album is completed.

Bucie confirmed that she and Demor are back together. However, didn’t want to comment further.