'Isitha' and 'Isiphetho' Actors Give Back on Mandela Day, Donates Essentials to a School in Soweto

'Isitha' and 'Isiphetho' Actors Give Back on Mandela Day, Donates Essentials to a School in Soweto

  • Black Brain Pictures did its bit for 67 minutes for Mandela on 18 July and brought smiles to kids' faces
  • Actors and actresses from the shows Isitha: The Enemy and Isiphetho: Destiny both gathered to donate essentials to the school
  • Some of the celebs who took their time to give back include Linda Sebezo, Senzo Radebe and Thulani Mtsweni

Some of Mzansi's beloved celebrities did their bit for Mandela Day. The cast members from two shows produced by Black Brain made sure the children at Thembalethu Primary School were well-fed on Thursday.

Linda Sebezo and Senzo Radebe were among the celebrities who gave back for Mandela Day.
'Isitha' and 'Isiphetho' actors Linda Sebezo and Senzo Radebe made sure to bring smiles to the faces of children at a school in Soweto. Images: Oupa Bopape
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Actors for change: Celebs donate for Mandela Day

Thursday marked Mandela Day, and a few celebrities rolled up their sleeve to give back to communities.

The actors from the Black Brain Pictures produced shows, Isitha and Isiphetho, all gathered to spend their 67 minutes at Thembalethu primary school.

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"Today we honor the legacy of Nelson Mandela. We celebrate freedom and unity, and last but not least, we serve our communities," the official Instagram page for Isitha wrote.

Which celebs gave their time for this cause

According to TshisaLIVE, some of the celebs in attendance include Linda Sebezo, Senzo Radebe and Thulani Mtsweni.

The publication shared that the stars gave the kids writing material, desks and chairs, and heaters to fight the winter cold. They also took some time to share some encouraging words, with actress Linda Sebezo uplifting the learners through the scripture.

“In the morning, we motivated them to be anything they wanted to be in life and that the choice was in their hands. And Linda Sebezo gave words of worship to the learners.”

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They also aim to help develop young future actors and actresses through their initiative.

Organisations lend a hand in caring for animals

In a previous report from Briefly News, In commemoration of Mandela Day, various organisations showed love and care for animals

An organisation called MISA donated 50 blankets to orphaned rhino calves, shining a light on Mandela’s vision for environmental protection.

Some other initiatives included the Democratic Alliance's project at Springs SPCA and Team LinkQage's beach clean-up and shelter visits.

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za