‘Gomora’ Viewers Struggle to Fight Back Tears After Buhle’s Tragic Death: “Thathi’s Scream Made Me Weep”

• Gomora viewers were left in their feels following the last episode that saw Buhle, played by the talented Ama Qamata, being shot
• The intense scene in which Qhoqhoqho shot Buhle in front of her entire family and friends had Mzansi on the edges of their seats
• Social media was a buzz with reactions from fans who all agreed that the last scene was emotional

Gomora viewers got to bid farewell to one of their fav characters in the latest episode. Unfortunately, fans failed to hold back their tears when Qhoqhoqho shot and killed Buhle in the back.

The emotional scene saw Buhle played by the talented and incredibly beautiful Ama Qamata, bowing out of the award-winning soapie. Some fans even speculated that Ama Qamata's character was killed off because she wanted to get back to shooting the Netflix show Blood and Water.

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Taking to Twitter, fans expressed that they cried when Buhle was shot. Many also lauded the new head writers for the improvement in the storyline.

@afterglowxxxx said:

"Am I the only one who's struggling to keep her emotions in check during this episode? Yoh, this is heartbreaking."

@lsaaMampofu wrote:

"I hate Qhoqhoqho with all my heart, my liver, my kidneys, my intestines in fact, i hate him with passion with everything in me and the storyline is so boring I am hurt#GomoraMzansi."

@ndailenoshisho

"All seven people defeated by Qho3? They failed Buhle Shem . And for Thati to lose the two kids just like that? The possibility of losing her unborn child is too high. #gomoramzansi."

@mbals_feb added:

"Yoh, mara scene ya Buhle seems so real...I couldn't hold back my tears #GomoraMzansi."

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Ntsiki Mazwai blasts Julius Malema after his Women's Day address, SA defends him: "Why are you bitter?"

In other entertainment news, Briefly News also reported that Ntsiki Mazwai had much to say after EFF leader Julius Malema's Women's Day speech. The controversial media personality headed to the micro-blogging site, Twitter, to blast the politician.

Mazwai said the fact that Malema, who she described as a "toxic man" who does not respect women, had to say something on the day did not sit well with her. The star even fired shots at South African women who support the EFF, saying they are "clowns". She Tweeted:

"South Africa is the pits..... When a Julius Malema is the one to address and center himself on women's day. A toxic man who has ZERO respect for women...Again eff women are clowns."

Source: Briefly News