Carlo Radebe’s Slip on ‘Podcast and Chill’ Exposes Mzekezeke, SA Reacts: “S’khipa Ama Files”
- Ex-famed actor Carlo Radebe seemed to slip up when he recently unmasked DJ Sbu as Mzekezeke
- Radebe was a guest on Podcast and Chill with MacG, during which he spoke candidly about his life and career
- Upbeat Mzansi online users found the reference intriguing after podcast co-host Sol Phenduka posted a snippet
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Podcast and Chill with MacG co-host Sol Phenduka said what SA has been thinking and he had a former Backstage and Generations actor's slip-up to thank for it.
Veteran thespian Carlo Radebe was a guest on the most recent episode of the podcast.
Carlo Radebe slip-up unmasks Mzekezeke
Radebe, who recently pleaded to Mzansi for another financial boost, discussed his career and financial slump.
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During an extended, awkward monologue, the veteran actor reached a crescendo when he alluded to what many consider an open secret.
The lengthy passage of speech by Radebe climaxed when, in an apparent slip-up, he said:
“DJ Sbu, thank you very much. I believe he also has a podcast, am I correct? Thank you, Mzekezeke. I worked with you on Backstage and I never forget that. Thank you very much.”
It wasn't clear whether the actor meant to mention the fact, but the minor stumble made a big impression on Phenduka and others.
The comments under the post reflected the interest it had sparked after DJ Sbu previously denied being Mzekezeke.
Briefly News at the reactions to it.
@AHT_YssY wrote:
“Yooo, s'khipa ama files with Duke.”
@Ratanan83710099 said:
“Mara, let's be honest bafethu. Even if he came out and admitted it, what’s the worst that could happen? Sbu une drama, man.”
@OBK_BENEDICT added:
“The cat is out of the bag now. Growing up, I thought uMzekezeke was a guy from ekasi called Zakhele. Hence, the nickname Mzakesman. Now, it's official.”
What you need to know about Carlo Radebe
Born on 30 August 1972, in Soweto, Johannesburg, Radebe’s early life was marked by his drive and talent. He developed his skills at Sacred Heart College and was raised in a Catholic home, a faith he still follows. After school, Radebe pursued drama at Pretoria Technikon, earning his National Diploma in 1995.
Radebe began his acting career in 1980 with a role as a young supporting actor on the TV show Senzekile. Since then, he has showcased his versatility across television, film and theatre.
Pitso Mosimane hilariously unmasks DJ Sbu as Mzekezeke
In related news, Briefly News reported that former Mamelodi Sundowns mentor Pitso Mosimane basked in congratulations aplenty after receiving an honourary doctorate for his contributions to football.
Among the South Africans who celebrated his achievements was DJ Sbu, who sent the former Al Ahly coach well wishes on his birthday.
In response, Pitso didn't hide his admiration for the MoFaya entrepreneur and praised him for his strides as a musician and businessman.
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