Fans of the popular South African drama Smoke and Mirrors have reason to celebrate as Zolisa Xaluva makes his highly anticipated return to the show. Known for his compelling portrayal of Caesar, Zolisa took a brief hiatus to attend to personal matters, during which his role was temporarily taken over by Hlomla Dandala.Zolisa’s return to the series has been met with excitement and enthusiasm from viewers who have missed his dynamic presence and intricate portrayal of Caesar. His comeback promises to bring fresh energy and depth to the show’s storyline, re-engaging fans who have followed his character’s journey.

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Fans of the hit South African drama Smoke and Mirrors have seen a significant change with Kabomo, who portrayed the character Mthetho, exiting his on-screen role in June. However, Kabomo’s departure from the cast doesn’t mean he has left the show entirely. In an exciting career shift, he has taken on a new role behind the scenes as a director.

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South African actress and singer Nelisiwe Faith Sibiya has finally shared the joyous news that her fans have been eagerly waiting for. The star recently introduced her newborn baby to the world, much to the delight of her followers.

Nelisiwe, known for her role on Durban Gen, took to social media to reveal her bundle of joy, creating a dedicated Instagram account for her baby, which has already started gaining followers. This move allows fans to share in her happiness and follow the journey of her newest family member.

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A classy woman is someone who has a perfect grooming, perfect hygiene, prefect manners and always shaking proper clothes. All superficial attributes that can be done by the class-less as well as the classy, to the exact same degree. And hell, I have met the most popular South African Entertainer who is known as Nelisiwe Faith Sibiya looking incredibly classy in her colorful outfit.

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Earlier this year, the celebrity sangoma Gogo Maweni confirmed that her husband had paid lobola for her. The bubbly sangoma has undoubtedly managed to keep her private life under wraps, leaving many to guess.

INSIDE GOGO MAWENI’S BRIDAL SHOWER
The two became legally married to Sabelo Mgube in February. However, they jetted off to the Midlevels to celebrate their union. Of interest, Sabelo paid off a whooping R150 000 for lobola, and Gogo Maweni confirmed the news.

The sangoma said, “It was R150k, but there are still cows remaining, which will be paid out before the wedding.” Confirmed reports have it that a wedding is also on the cards and is set for this year.

With the bubbly sangoma yet to confirm the dates and news, Gogo Maweni is making headlines after she shared photos and videos of her surprise bridal shower, which was planned by family and friends.

The photos have undoubtedly gained thousands of comments and reactions since they dropped on Instagram.

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Gogo Maweni captioned, “I finished work at 10:30 p.m. last night, back-to-back, face-to-face consultations, and got home to this amazing special surprise. I love y’all…, and I am grateful. LOL, last slide…I’m getting ready; I’m going to KZN!”

Against the post, fans and fellow celebrities were quick to flood her comments section with congratulatory messages. Gogo Maweni’s bridal shower comes barely a few weeks after she tied the knot. Last month, the sangoma took to Instagram to share photos of her traditional wedding.

Before the wedding, Gogo Maweni said the first leg of the wedding at her parents’ house in Ormonde would be small and intimate, adding that her mother would not be one of the guests on the day.

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