Strong, happy families create a sense of well being within the family and in each family member. This connection to fond memories, support in times of need, and unconditional love is the unique way that families can bring happiness as well as stress relief. Having a happy family is one of the most important things in life.
Television actor Oros Mampofu is proud to be a dad, the actor is always seen spending time with his cute daughter Aarya, and he does not shy away from celebrating her in his life. Oros recently penned a heartwarming letter to Aarya, expressing how content he is to be her dad.
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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Musician Sjava, former Uzalo actress Nelisa Mchunu, former Generations actor Melusi Yeni, and Isibaya’s Zinhle Mabena have joined Mzansi Magic’s new drama series Isifiso which is written by Chris Radebe.
Radebe recently made headlines when Gomora replaced him with The Estate writer Chisanga Kabinga.
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From a life of luxury in her early years to facing the harsh realities of poverty, Nelisa Mchunu’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Best known for her role as Fikile on SABC 1’s popular soapie, Uzalo, the 27-year-old actress has overcome various challenges to make a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
Nelisa’s entrance into the spotlight in 2016 marked the beginning of her successful stint on Uzalo, where she portrayed the lively character of Sbu’s girlfriend, earning herself a permanent role on the show. Despite her relatively recent emergence in the entertainment scene, Nelisa’s talent and dedication have solidified her position in the industry.
Her on-screen chemistry with Sbu has consistently brought humor to Uzalo, captivating audiences with their entertaining and often dubious schemes.
In a candid interview with Move!, Nelisa shared the emotional story of her upbringing. Raised by a single mother after her father’s early passing when she was only 4 years old, Nelisa’s comfortable life in KwaZulu Natal’s suburbs took a drastic turn when, at the age of 8, financial difficulties forced her family to relocate to the townships in Inanda.
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