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Veteran actress and musician Marah Louw has added her voice to the chorus of tributes that have poured in for TV and radio legend Bob Mabena, telling TshisaLIVE that the pair had a special bond. Bob died on Monday afternoon after suffering a cardiac arrest, leaving Mzansi in mourning.

Since the release of her best seller book, Unbecoming To Become, author and actress Ayanda Borotho has been at the forefront of much needed conversations around liberating oppressed women.As the nation prepares to celebrate Women's Day, Ayanda told TshisaLIVE what ignited her fire to speak out and have those often ignored conversations.

Popular actor Zolisa Xaluva has opened up about his Gomora character, sharing how it has taught him the importance of men healing before they take their pain out on their children. Zolisa has starred in several major productions, including as Diamond on The Queen and Jason on Generations, but has captured hearts with Mzansi with his role as Melusi on the popular Mzansi Magic drama. Chatting to TshisaLIVE recently, Zolisa said he is relieved to finally be playing a “good guy”.

Thanks to Covid-19, more things have been going wrong than right for most people, but the global pandemic has not been enough to prevent Limpopo-born Master KG's from taking over the international stage - and he's super grateful for his spotlight moment. Getting over 30 million views on YouTube and even crazier numbers under the #JerusalemaDanceChallenge across various social media platforms has been more than KG ever imagine but everything he's ready for...

Actor Muzi Mthabela has officially left Isibaya for greener pastures, but has shot down speculation that he's set to play the role of Shaka Zulu in an upcoming TV series. The highly-anticipated Game of Thrones-style series based on Shaka's life, Shaka Illembe, is currently in production, with reports linking the star to the lead role as the Zulu king. The timing may be good, but Muzi told TshisaLIVE that it was not the project for which  he had left Isibaya.

As the wedding between Uzalo's Sbonelo and Sphilile gets closer, fans can't help but look forward to the pending drama about who will end up as Sbonelo's wife between Sphilile and Nonka. Actress Tee Xaba, who plays Sphilile, shared her thoughts on what's about to go down. In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Tee revealed that Sphilile's weakness is love and a mild case of low self-esteem.

Skeem Saam actor Vusi Leremi has opened up to TshisaLIVE about the misconceptions society has towards people in the LGBTIQ+ community.  Earlier this month, Vusi had viewers on the edge of their seats after his character Clement revealed he was gay. While this came as a surprise to many viewers, Vusi said he knew about his character's sexuality close to three years ago.   During a podcast interview with TshisaLIVE this week, Vusi revealed the challenges he faced while playing the role...

South African fans can get to see Pierce Brosnan's funny side alongside Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams in the new Netflix comedy Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. “I played the role of Will Ferrell’s father in the movie, which was a bit of a stretch, but that’s the world of Will Ferrell,” he said.

Gomora star Siphesihle Ndaba has won over Mzansi with her portrayal of the rough, female gangster Mazet but in real life the driven young actress plans to change the world for the better, drawing inspiration from her mom and her mentor, US media mogul Oprah Winfrey. In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Siphesihle opened up about the person behind the character. Siphesihle said she learnt from two great women that she can be anything she wants to be.

With three popular TV series shutting production in recent weeks because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Isibaya actor Zakhele Mabasa says he feels safer than ever on the set of the show. In a podcast interview with TshisaLIVE this week, the actor lifted the lid on the safety measures put in place to prevent the cast and crew from contracting the virus.