Ntandazo Peter

Ntandazo Peter is a South African young and ambitious Thespian from Robertson (Nkqubela), whom later moved to Cape Town for further studies. He is best known for his recent role in one of the Iconic South African Soapie, Generations - The Legacy,  portraying the Character of Lefa Molefe.

Growing up Ntandazo engaged with local Youth Development program and served his small community by volunteering in his school, motivating his peers to chase their dreams. He graduated from City Varsity for Diploma in Professional Acting for Camera. Won Awards from the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport(DCAS) For Best Actor 2015/16/17, Best Director 2016/17, Winner of the Festival 2016/17, Best Script-writer 2018/19, Best production Runner-Up 2018/19, For Zabalaza Main Festival 2019, Most Promising Production; Best of Zabalaza Finest 2021, Best Musician for Thola Festival 2018 and Shooting Star Award Winner 2018 at City Varsity.

In his early stage growing up when he was Six years old in 2004, he was granted an opportunity to work in one of Nicholas Cage’s Feature Film, Lord of War  (2005), Directed by Nicholas Andrew  which was shot in various rural areas in South Africa which Robertson Airfield became one of the shooting Locations. Later in 2020, he got a supporting Role in Signal High (S2) Playing the Character of  Lonwabo Gumede, which was Premiered on a Leading television program in the country (South Africa) @SABC2.

He has worked with the help of local Mentors as they helped him to better his Talent in Acting, Such as Bongile Matsai (Mthunzi Mayiza on Scandal), Thami Akambongo (Pastor on Isithembiso), Moeniel Jacob( On Drama Series Melody) Abduraghman Adams( on Suidooster Drama Series, , and 7De Laan Drama Soapie) and  Vincent Moloi (Director of Tjovitjo the Drama series).

This young Talent is yet to be on your screens more often.

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Lethabo Mekoa

Lethabo Mekoa is a South African actress, Dancer, Model, presenter, and social media influencer who is famously known for playing the character of unruly teenager Ntswaki, on Skeem Saam. Lethabo’s love for acting started at a very young age, from school and church. She participated in all things comprising of it from school doing the acting, modelling, presenting, dancing, poetry, singing, playing hockey, netball and very good in public speaking. She is currently studying drama as one of her major subjects at school and recently featured in a play called Modjadji that played at Atterbury Theatre on the July 2022. On the 14th of August 2021 she participated in the provincial auditions by Tyler Perry Studios and qualified to go and audition at the International Arts and talents. Lethabo qualified for the International ARTS Talent Showcase and won the best actress and got the scholarship for $60 000 to go study at the Arts College in Los Angeles in the year 2023, as well as an invite to attend The International ARTS Talent Showcase to showcasing her incredible talent on the 10th - 15th July 2022. She was going to participate in activities such as theater, modelling, singing and acting. She has been sharing her experience with the students at her school, Prestige College in Hammanskraal. She is currently helping and encouraging her fellow peers in her community during weekends to reduce the use of substances. She is currently shooting with one of the South African popular soapie, playing a lead role. Lethabo enjoys entertaining people and particularly through acting and dancing. Industry and her primary focus is on making a positive impact on people’s lives, and standing true to her values and her character in all she ventures in.

Alphina Sello

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Sigqibo Kutase

Sigqibo Kutase is a South African actor, drama facilitator, theatre director, playwright and an arts administrator who was introduced on our screen playing the character of Sifiso an Inkabi on the new and 1st IsiXhosa Telenovela, Gqeberha: The Empire. He was born on the 21st of April 1995 in Gqeberha ( Port Elizabeth) Walmer location, Eastern Cape in South Africa. He was raised in the Eastern province of South Africa. He is 27 years old. Sigqibo started and completed his high school education at Walmer High School. He holds a diploma in performing arts from StageWorld theatre school, performing arts higher certificate from Trinity London College. He is now a second-year law student at the University of South Africa (UNISA). Sigqibo fell in love with dramatic arts in 2012 back in high school. After completing his matric he worked as a call centre agent. He began his career professionally as an actor in 2016, he was one of the fortunate young actors who got roles in a local play called Heugh Road Blues written by Gift Bhuqa and Phambili Ngcayisa, produced by Isithatha Trust and Directed by Sharon Rother. This play toured around the Eastern Cape. In 2017 he got casted in Melting Pot a play by Monde Wani, that was performed in the National arts festival in Gramstown. In 2017 he was again in a play called Nongongo by Athol Fugard, playing the character of Johnny, this play was produced by Isithatha Trust, directed by Sharon Rother and toured around the Western Cape. Since then he never looked back, he has been starring in plays like The Island playing the charactor of John, Dark Voices Ring By Zakes Mda, A View From The Bridge playing the character of Marco, Buzani Ku Bawo by W.K Tamsanqa playing the character of Gugulethu. Sigqibo Kutase has written and directed his own plays such as Our Birthday and Egameni Lobudoda. He has been working as a drama facilitator since 2017 at Isithatha Trust and in 2019 he was employed by the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex (Opera House) as a dramatic facilitator for schools festival. In 2019 he was casted for a lead role in a local short film called Sweet Dreams by Theattricks productions in Gqeberha. In 2020 he played a cemeo role in a short series called Ekhondweni written by Monde Ngonyama, 2021 He played a supporting character called Luxolo in a series called Intsomi Yala Cherry ( Ivangeli Yothando). In 2020 he played the character of Litha in a short radio drama called Side by Side produced by SABC Mhlobo Wenene. Sigqibo Kutase has worked with the likes of the late Nomhle Nkonyeni (2019), Thokozile Ntshinga (2022) and Duma Ndlovu (2022) as his male reader for The Game callbacks. In 2021 he worked as an arts administrator for the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex (Opera House).

Simphiwe Vikilahle

Simphiwe Vikilahle is an award winning playwright and an Actor, best known for his role as John on Mzansi Magic, Telenovela Gqeberha: The Empire. He grew up in Kwazakhele, Nelson Mandela Bay with over 30 Years' experience. He started his career in a group called "Voices of Pain" conducted by Looks Matoto early in 1992. Simphiwe Vikilahle entertained audieces mostly in comedy shows in those days but became popular in a show directed by Looks Matoto "Unrevealed Evils" in 1993. Dr Winston Ntshona scouted his talent and followed him for mentorship, immediately Simphiwe performed in a workshop play called "Ubuntu" directed by Dr Winston Ntshona in 1996. In 2001 he was called to perform in a school production "Waiting For Godot" (NMMU University) He Started involving himself in writing plays, first theatrical production "To where you belong" Dr Winston Ntshona directed the play and Simphiwe was playing lead in 2004. He wanted to give back to the community so he started teaching high school theatre. In 2007 he mentored Qaphelani high School, in a school competition conducted by GM SA and received 2 awards, best script and overall winner of the competition. Taproot production company based in England led a writing workshop at Red Location Museum and Simphiwe's script was then chosen among 30 scripts. He toured the Eastern Cape as well as the North East of England with the play called "The Journey" in 2010. The Journey won Zwakala Festival (Market Theatre) in 2012. Same year, at the Cape Town Festival (Zabalaza) he received 5 Nominations plus one award for best script. In 2018 he mentored Abafazi Egoqweni theatre group and went to Durban Isigcawu Festival, achieved top 6 position plus most promising actress award. In 2019 Qaphelani again won 2 awards in Cape Town "Buya National School Festival" at Stellenbosch University (Overall Winner and Best Actress) under his mentorship. Simphiwe's domination in festivals gave him more respect in Eastern Cape he was honoured with the award of Isakhono and became the first theatre ambassador in 2021. Eager for a new chapter in his career he shifted the focus in TV and joined Mehlareng Actors & Performers Agency. His first TV role is John in a new Telenovela "Gqeberha The Empire"

Lilanga Soginga

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Zekhethelo Zondi

Zekhethelo Zondi is an actress and model best known for her role in a Television Series, Isifiso on Mzansi Magic and Scandal on ETV as Nqobile. Her experience in Acting began at a very young age and She registered in an agency when she was 6 years old. In 2017, she got her first big break in a Netflix series, Shadow_ where she played the role of Zinhle, Pallence Dladla's daughter. In 2019, she got her first role in a Short Film Grave Confession where she played the role of Mae. She also did an FNB TV commercial in the same year. In 2021, Zekhethelo played a featured role as Thandeka in a Netflix Feature Film, Collision. While we thought it was quiet in the year of 2022, Zekhethelo got an opportunity to play a supporting role in a Mzansi Magic Television series, ISIFISO playing the role of Nozi Gambu. She aspires to one day become a TV presenter and broadcaster because of how well she interacts with people and loves to work as a team. Zekhethelo loves acting because it allows her to put herself in someone else's situation and is able to explore different parts of her personality.

Lungile Radebe

Lungile Radebe is a South African actor, speaker and voice over artist. He is best known for his roles in the television series Mzansi Magic Award winning Telenovela @diepcity_mzansi, International Series The Widow, SABC 1 series Ingozi. Lungile was also part of Mzansi Magic TV Movies Ntwana Yam, Rose's & Papers, Ingadi Yothando, Ke Emetse Mapetla and he was part of Award winning Mandla N's first Feature Film, Loving Thokoza and Meet Melusi.

Lungile Radebe was born on the 17th day of September in 1995 in Soweto, Gauteng in South Africa. He was raised in the Gauteng province of South Africa and was born in the ghetto. After completing his high secondary school education, He went on to study a bridging course of Dramatic Arts at the Duma Ndlovu Academy.

In 2016, he made his television acting debut in Ingozi. In 2017, He started doing TV Movies Ntwana Yam, played the role of Zakhele. His role became very popular, Rose's and Papers etc. In 2018 he got a chance to shoot an international series titled The Widow playing a teenage soldier "Sadiki" same year he did an SAB commercial. 2019 he shot another commercial for IEC. 2020 he did a TV Movie; Ingadi Yothando and he did a feature film Loving Thokoza where he played the character Nkosinathi. Lungile Radebe has also dubbed for MTV sugar at earcady and he did some reality shows such as I blew it and Ufelani several times.

A notable role He played was the role of Khumo 2021 in the Mzansi Magic telenovela Diep City. He went on to do a radio commercial for Telkom on UKhozi FM. 2022 he was invited at the SAFTAS. He did a feature film Meet Melusi for Showmax he played Melusi and feature film Soccer Season and Moja love Series Phoyisa.

Zwai Mgijima

Zwai Mgijima is a South African theatre practitioner and Actor who began his career in 1990 under the guidance of the acclaimed actor Winston Ntshona.  In 1995 he acted in Waiting for Godot, in the same year Zwai travelled to Edinburgh in Scotland with the play called Ubuntu which won the best group. During the Salters Cup Festival in Port Elizabeth he won ‘Most promising Director’ and later went on to work for CAPAB as an actor in Shakespeare's plays for High Schools in and around Port Elizabeth.

His acting career continued with the Win Win Group also as a Creative Writer and Assistant Director in Industrial Theatre in Johannesburg. From there Zwai worked for the Western District Council as a Development Officer until horrific car accident left him incapacitated in 1999. After along recovery, he returned to Johannesburg in 2000 to continue to work in Industrial Theatre. Having gained back his confidence and with creativity pouring from him, he began writing and directing ‘Ghetto Goats’ that was premiered in London’s Young Vic in 2002 and toured England with the production and running workshops in universities and theatre schools.

Zwai Mgijima has won numerous awards for the best script, best director of ‘It’s Not Me’ for One Act Drama Festival at the PE Opera House. Zwai also won the Audience winner in Pansa’s regional stage dreading in Johannesburg for Veil. 

He then started to be interested in television where he got an opportunity to be part of Telanovelas such as Isibaya on MzansiMagic, acting alongside some of the lead actors, then he joined Imbewu-The Seed on ETV as a Uncle Nyawuza and Lingashoni on 1Magic playing the character of Dennis.

Keketso Mpitso

Keketso Mpitso is a South African actor born and raised in Daveyton. At the age of 10 years old Keketso began attending acting classes that were conducted by Sabelo Sekgota in a local community theatre. After attending acting classes for two years his love and passion for the craft grew even bigger and that led him to attend East Rand School Of the Arts where he was exposed to theatre. In East Rand School of the Arts keketso performed four theatre plays which are Woza  Albert (2010) , White-Coller Crime (2008),  That's just crazy (2006) , 22204 ( 2008)  and Underground (2010).After completing high school in 2010 he decided to enroll at City Varcity School of Media and Creative Arts in 2011 to persue his passion for Acting for a three year period obtaining an Advance Diploma in Acting for Tevesion. During that period he was involved in the school's 12 short films which were very helpful to sharpen his acting skills. He performed Woza Albert at Joburg theatre as part of his exam and also performed two Movement theatre projects at the Wits University which were DFL Sexual Festival and The Company both choreographed by Keiron Jina. After graduating at City varcity School of Media and Creative Arts in 2013 Keketso Mpitso  went on to become a radio dj on an radio called Lucky Radio at Orange Groove and he also went on to feature on Mzansi magic films such as #Lit ( 2016) , Umqhele ( 2017 ) , Themba ( 2017 ) and Isipho Sothando ( 2017 ). Keketso Mpitso also featured in Comedy drama Check Coast in 2014.

He also won two acting awards for best actor in both theory and practical in 2006 and 2008 at the East Rand School of the Arts.