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Gayton McKenzie reacts to former 'Uzalo' actor Glen Gabela's donations video
Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie has responded to former 'Uzalo' actor Glen Gabela's video, where the star asks for financial help.
Former 'Uzalo' actor Glen Gabela asks for donations in a video: "I want a decent life"
Legendary actor Glen Gabela, who is famously known for his character as Pastor Mdletshe in SABC1's soapie 'Uzalo', says he's struggling financially.
Muvhango airs final episode after 28 years on-air, Mzansi bids soapie farewell
Social media users have bid farewell to the SABC 2 soapie, 'Muvhango'. People shared their heartfelt messages about the show and the impact it had on their lives.
"His English is somehow better": SA questions Jacob Zuma's education after seeing 1994 video
South Africans questioned former president Jacob Zuma's educational background after watching a video of him articulating the issues that oppressed people faced.
SA reacts to a photo of former 'Generations' star Nambitha Mpumlwana shopping at Checkers
Legendary South African actress Nambitha Mpumlwana had social media talking when a photo of her shopping at Checkers was shared on X on Tuesday, 12 August.
Kenny Kunene defends Gayton McKenzie after racism row over 2011 tweets
Kenny Kunene says criticism of Gayton McKenzie's decade-old tweets aims to distract from alleged insults made against the greater coloured community.
Gayton McKenzie withdraws statement linking Open Chats Podcast with SABC
The president of the Patriotic Alliance, Gayton McKenzie, apologised to the South African Broadcasting Corporation after linking it to the Open Chats Podcast.
Stained Glass TV confirms 'Uzalo' has been put on hold
Stained Glass TV announces that their top TV show, 'Uzalo', has been put on hold due to financial challenges with the SABC. The production has released a statement.
Obed Baloyi's story: from street vendor to SAFTA-winning actor
Obed Baloyi is a South African playwright and actor who rose to prominence for his role as Tsutsuma in the sitcom Ga Re Dumele, which he played from 2010 to 2019.
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