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Sindi from Smoke and Mirrors: The talented actress found her talent as a performer when she was in grade 11.
She was a part of the production Sarafina. She is best known for playing Nolwazi in the Netflix African original production Jiva!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Her mother showed great support, especially after seeing Zazi loved acting. Enrolling at a drama school helped improve her confidence.
Her mother enrolled her at the Helen O’Grady Drama Academy. Zazi studied drama at the University of Witwatersrand. She paused her final year in school to pursue her dream. She chose to be in a Netflix dance production and does not regret it.
Zazi Kunene made her acting debut in the Mzansi Magic movie Emlanjeni. She played a young girl from a disadvantaged family who worked as a maid but wanted to study at the university.
In 2007, the actress landed her first role as King Duncan in Macbeth. She has played many roles since her days in high school.
In 2016, she performed in a re-enactment of the Mbongeni Ngema production Sarafina!, done by the University of Kwazulu-Natal. She landed a role in a Wits School of the Arts Open Forum production, Ukuvuna, at the Soweto Theatre.
Zazi performed in the Joburg Theatre production History. She played a role in the production of Vuselela at the National Arts Festival in 2018.
The actress landed her first lead role in a short film, Moya, in 2019. It received the Best Student Film award at the 2020 South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs).
Next on her acting credit is a role in the made-for-television film Emlanjeni. She also displayed an unmatched acting performance in the horror Pinky Pinky.
The actress hopes to venture into other genres in the future, including a romantic comedy. She received a call for an audition for the role of Nolwazi in the Netflix African original production Jiva.
Zazi Kunene is single and is a Christian. She fought and overcame insecurities about her body and other people’s views of her. She worried about her weight and her looks in the past.
Growing up, she was chubby, and after getting into the industry, Zazi wanted to get skinny. During her time off-screen, she spends time with friends or visits the gym

Amina Jack is a famous known South African actress who is best known for her role as Thokozani Zungu on Mzansi Magic telenovela drama series Isibaya every weekdays. She is talented and ambitious woman with massive thoughts on how to make her life successful. She is a skilled woman who has expertise in the entertainment world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

She is bold and beautiful and she has a sense of humor and personality. She has draw the attention of many viewers through her good acting skills. She is hard-working, dedicated and committed to her profession and she has made a name for herself.

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Well-known Mzansi content creator, and social media influencer Mihlali Ndamase and Zimbabwean-born businessman Leeroy Sidambe are said to have rekindled their relationship.
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Well-known Mzansi content creator, and social media influencer Mihlali Ndamase and Zimbabwean-born businessman Leeroy Sidambe are said to have rekindled their relationship.

 

 

 

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Monday 1 July 2024
Episode 56

As rumours of a serial killer spread, Jaxon learns that Phakathi intends to exhume Sindi’s body. He calls an emergency meeting. Martha brings Kayise home. She announces she is quitting school.

Tuesday 2 July 2024
Episode 57

 

 

 

 

 
Jaxon stuns the town and infuriates both Caesar and Phakathi when he announces Mthetho could be the serial killer responsible for murdering Sindi.

Wednesday 3 July 2024
Episode 58

In the underbelly of deception, Caesar and Jaxon are enmeshed in a clandestine operation, planting incriminating evidence, setting the stage for a sinister frame-up within Mthetho’s quarters.

Thursday 4 July 2024
Episode 59

Caesar struggles but in the end plants evidence in Mthetho’s apartment, pointing to his departed friend being the serial killer. Meanwhile, Phakathi meets resistance from Sindi’s family to exhume her body.

Friday 5 July 2024
Episode 60

Caesar hands over an incriminating file to Mlamuli, setting up Mthetho. Martha admits to Jaxon that she wishes she could’ve been there to see Kayise grow up.

Monday 8 July 2024
Episode 61

Petunia is shocked when Mandla makes her Manager despite the Jerry debacle. Kayise gets Fanyana and Mpendulo into trouble with Ndosh.

Tuesday 9 July 2024
Episode 62

Thandiswa panics about the discovery of Nthabiseng’s body. Caesar reassures her, revealing that, to protect her, he planted evidence to point to Mthetho as the perpetrator.

Wednesday 10 July 2024
Episode 63

Thandiswa finds Leroy completely gutted about Mthetho and the fact that he was engaged to a serial killer. Sakhile mourns the death of Nthabiseng.

Thursday 11 July 2024
Episode 64

Sakhile arranges a vigil for Nthabiseng. He and Phakathi bond. The community starts to boycott the salon because of Leroy’s association with “Emnyameni’s serial killer”, Mthetho.

Friday 12 July 2024
Episode 65

Sakhile and the community gather for Nthabiseng’s vigil, then lay her to rest. Sakhile confronts the fact that she’s never coming back.

Monday 15 July 2024
Episode 66

Phakathi challenges Caesar and Jaxon, doubting Mthetho’s label as a serial killer and suspecting a darker manipulation of their investigation.

Tuesday 16 July 2024
Episode 67

Leroy gives in and apologises to the Emnyameni community for Mthetho’s actions and distances himself from Mthetho, ensuring the salon reopens.

Wednesday 17 July 2024
Episode 68

Phakathi is still feeling hard done by Sindi’s investigation and gets into a tiff with Mamiki. Meanwhile, Petunia sinks further and further into her lie when Sakhile helps her out with a selfie.

Thursday 18 July 2024
Episode 69

Caesar learns that one of his trucks has been hijacked. Thandiswa fears for his safety, and suggests he reports it to the police, but Caesar wants to deal with it internally.

Friday 19 July 2024
Episode 70

Will Thandiswa remember her promise to her sister and finally exact revenge on Caesar and Jaxon, or will she be drawn deeper and deeper into Caesar’s dark world, in the name of love?

Monday 22 July 2024
Episode 71

Caesar won’t confide in Thandiswa that he’s arming his drivers with guns. Caesar receives a troubling call from the hijacker. Martha and Jaxon go to Paris.

Tuesday 23 July 2024
Episode 72

Caesar’s drivers are attacked again. Phakathi tries to get involved but Caesar shuts him out. Phakathi continues to try to put out the fire Mamiki has lit with her Dlozi outburst.

Wednesday 24 July 2024
Episode 73

Caesar devises an elaborate trap, seducing the hijackers into a false sense of security. In a sudden turn, he strikes with lightning speed, revealing Sgwaca as the sinister architect behind the curtain.

Thursday 25 July 2024
Episode 74

Caesar asks for a coal truck to be loaded for delivery in evening even though there are no drivers to do the work and his workers speculate that he’s going to do the driving.

Friday 26 July 2024
Episode 75

Thulani is attacked by municipal workers over unpaid salaries. Thandiswa is frustrated with Caesar shutting her out of the other side of his life.

Monday 29 July 2024
Episode 76

Jaxon and Martha return to find the municipal workers trashing the hotel. Martha’s holds them in check while Jaxon flees.

Tuesday 30 July 2024
Episode 77

Martha warns Jaxon to fix the worker’s strike, she’s sick of them causing trouble at the hotel. Caesar gives Thandiswa the combination to his safe, showing how much, he trusts her.

Wednesday 31 July 2024
Episode 78

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Moshe Ndiki, the beloved South African media personality, has lost custody of his surrogate twins. The twins have been returned to their biological mother following concerns about Ndiki’s ability to adequately care for them.

 
The decision was made after an investigation revealed that Ndiki, despite his best intentions, was struggling to meet the demands of raising the twins. Details about the specific issues leading to this conclusion have not been disclosed, but sources indicate that the welfare of the children was the primary concern.Moshe Ndiki, known for his vibrant personality and successful career in the entertainment industry, had welcomed the twins into his life with joy and anticipation. The news of their birth had been celebrated widely, and Ndiki had expressed his excitement about becoming a father. However, the challenges of parenthood, coupled with his demanding professional schedule, appear to have created difficulties in providing the consistent care and attention required for the twins.

The decision to return the children to their biological mother was not taken lightly. It followed thorough assessments and consultations to ensure the best interests of the children were being served. The biological mother, whose identity has been kept private, has been described as being in a position to offer a stable and nurturing environment for the twins.

This development has undoubtedly been a difficult one for Ndiki, who has shown immense love for the twins. He has yet to make a public statement regarding the custody change, but those close to him suggest he is devastated by the outcome.

The situation has sparked a broader conversation about the complexities and challenges of surrogacy arrangements, particularly when it comes to the ongoing responsibilities of parenthood.

Fans and well-wishers have expressed their support for Ndiki during this challenging time, hoping that he will find strength and comfort amidst the upheaval. As he navigates this personal crisis, the public remains empathetic, acknowledging the difficulties inherent in balancing a high-profile career with the demands of raising young children.