Thabo Mkhabela, also known as Leshole, confirms his return to Skeem Saam.

Thabo Mkhabela, also known as Leshole, confirms his return to Skeem Saam.
Leshole will be back, but this time, his story unfolds in the vibrant city of Cape Town. We can only imagine the adventures and challenges that await our favorite pilot!

Thank you for bringing him back, the guy who persevered in poverty, who was a laughing stock as a result, must come back and buy property next door to MaNtuli.Thabang Mkhabela is a South African actor who currently plays the role of Leshole in Skeem Saam, which airs on SABC1. He plays a very unlucky 19-year-old boy who never has anything good come his way. Surprisingly, Thabo is an actual lecturer who is contrary to his role as a student in Skeem Saam. Is Thabo Mkhabela unlucky in real life? Let’s find out this and more as we explore the Thabo ‘Leshole’ Mkhabela biography.


 

 

 

 

Thabo Mkhabela Profile Summary

Thabo Mkhabela Biography, Pictures, Girlfriend, Skeem Saam, Net Worth
Thabo Mkhabela: Image source @Instagram
Real Name Thabo Mkhabela
Gender Male
Date of Birth 1995
Place of birth Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga.
Age 25 Years
Ethnicity Black
Nationality South African
Occupation Actor, Poet, Dancer
TV Shows Skeem Saam
Instagram @mkhabelathabo
Net Worth US$120 000
Where is Thabo Mkhabela originally from?
Where is Thabo Mkhabela originally from?
Thabo Mkhabela: Image source @Instagram
Leshole, real name Thabo Mkhabela, was born and raised in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga. Contrary to his life story in Skeem Saam, he was raised by both parents in a middle-class family.

Which institutions did Thabo Mkhabela attend?

Which institutions did Thabang Lefoa attend?
Thabo Mkhabela: Image source @Instagram
Thabo Mkhabela studied at the University of Limpopo, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He also went further and attained his master’s degree, which enabled him to be a lecturer at the Tshwane University Of Technology.

Which TV shows have Thabo Mkhabela appeared in?
Thabo Mkhabela has made television appearances only on Skeem Saam. However, he is a well-known theatre performer and a poet. Thabo loves the stage, so he is found on location when he is not lecturing or shooting.

Thabo Mkhabela Pictures
Who is Thabo Mkhabela ‘s girlfriend?
Who is Thabo Mkhabela ‘s girlfriend?
Thabo Mkhabela’s girlfriend: Image source @Instagram
Thabo Mkhabela’s daughter

Thabo is in a serious relationship with his girlfriend, Amanda Siyo, who is currently pregnant with his baby, which is due soon. The couple is happy about the baby, and presents and wishes have already started to pour in for the baby. However, Thabo has a six-year-old daughter from a previous relationship.

Pearl Noxolo Monama who play Sphe on Generations the Legacy ♄ so beautiful

Pearl Noxolo Monama who play Sphe on Generations the Legacy ♄ so beautiful
She is an actress, fitness enthusiast, and movie director in real life, rather than the medical doctor she portrays on Generations.
She graduated from the University of Pretoria with a Bachelor’s Degree in Film and Drama Studies.
The good girl gone lousy character captivates Generations viewers from the onset and has never stopped since. She is just at the beginning of her career, and she isn’t stopping anytime soon
The good girl gone lousy character captivates Generations viewers from the onset and has never stopped since. She is just at the beginning of her career, and she isn’t stopping anytime soon


 

Tonight on etvScandal Thori is determined to get her family to like Poet shem.

Coming up on etvScandal this week
Wednesday 18 September 2024
Episode 144
The scales begin to fall from Nhloso’s eyes regarding the stalkers true identity. Thoriso tests her new-found freedom. Tlhogi grapples with some devastating news.
Thursday 19 September 2024
Episode 145


 

 

 

 

Another attack has Nhloso running. Talitha and Kgopolo make a decision about their daughter’s love life. A shocking revelation has Vuvu fearing for a friend’s wellbeing.
Friday 20 September 2024
Episode 146
A house of cards starts to collapse as Cohen closes in. Poet shows Kgopolo his true colours, but honesty isn’t always the best policy. Vuvu is forced to uphold a lie.

Solly Moholo’s family needs your help as he’s hospitalised.

POPULAR gospel singer and songwriter Solly Moholo’s health status has taken a huge turn.

This as the award-winning musician needs cash for his surgery. The musician, whose real name is Solomon Majafela Molokoane, is in hospital after he suffered a stroke while performing in Botswana.

On Friday, 6 September his team released a statement requesting the public to donate to him for his mediation and medical bill. The Thaba ya Sione hitmaker is still in ICU and needs a donation of R700 000.


 

 

 

 

“We refer to the above-mentioned matter and confirm we act on behalf of Mr Solomon Majafela Molokoane, popularly known as ‘Solly Moholo’. We write this letter on behalf of the Molokoane family to formally notify and confirm to the public of a significant and urgent matter concerning Solly Moholo.

“On 22 August 2024, Mr Molokoane commenced a promotional tour in Botswana for his forthcoming album, which is presently scheduled for release on14 September 2024. Unfortunately, during this tour, Solly Moholo suffered a stroke and multiple organ failure, necessitating immediate and extensive medical intervention, including brain surgery,” the statement read.

They further said the musician has been admitted to a hospital for critical medical care and is in ICU.

“The medical costs associated with his treatment have accumulated to an approximate amount of R700 000. Given the substantial nature of these expenses, the Molokoane family is urgently seeking financial support from the public at large as well as his associates and/or supporters to assist in covering his medical costs,” they said.

His team said the financial support during this challenging time would be greatly appreciated and will significantly aid the Molokoane family in managing the financial burden associated with Solly Moholo’s treatment to ensure his speedy recover

Gcina Mkhize Receives Over R20,000 in Donations Following Viral Eviction Video

South African actress Gcina Mkhize has received an outpouring of support from the public and her colleagues after a heartfelt video detailing her eviction crisis went viral. The actress shared her emotional struggle after her house was sold at an auction, a sale she is currently contesting, as she fights to retain her home.

In the widely circulated video, Mkhize explained her frustration and heartbreak over losing her home due to financial challenges. She has refused to vacate the property and is seeking legal assistance to dispute the legitimacy of the sale. Her plea struck a chord with many people, prompting a wave of public sympathy and support.


 

A crowdfunding campaign was set up on the BackaBuddy platform to assist Mkhize, and many individuals have also made direct donations to her personal bank account. Speaking to TimesLIVE, the actress expressed her gratitude for the overwhelming support she has received. The donations, which have surpassed R20,000, have been a lifeline for Mkhize and her family.

“I would like to thank each and every person who has made a donation to our BackaBuddy campaign,” Mkhize said. “I would also like to thank those who have made deposits into my personal account. All the money is making a huge difference in our lives. My children and I are eternally grateful. We are deeply humbled by your kindness.”

In addition to financial support, Mkhize has also received food donations and offers of legal aid. Several of her industry colleagues have rallied around her, showing solidarity and providing both moral and financial support. Mkhize specifically mentioned Eugene Mthethwa and a member of the ANC who have stepped in to assist with the investigation into the legality of the auction.

“Colleagues in the industry have reached out, others have donated money. Asavela Mngqithi, who I worked with in *Isibaya*, was one of the first people to reach out when the story went viral and made a donation of R2,000,” Mkhize shared. She went on to list a number of other industry friends who have offered their support, including Celeste Ntuli, Nomzamo Mbatha, Puleng Ndlovu, Retha M, Angie Sekgobane, Khanyi Tshabalala, Nomonde Mbusi, Muzi Mthabela, Khanyo Maphumulo, and Bongani Gumede.

Despite the outpouring of support, Mkhize’s situation remains precarious. She has opened a case of intimidation, harassment, and trespassing against the new owner of her home and insists she will not leave the property until a court order forces her to do so. “I want to have my house back. My children and I want to live our lives the way we used to,” she said.

Unfortunately, the public attention has also attracted scammers looking to exploit her vulnerable situation. Mkhize recounted an incident where she was approached by someone claiming to be the son of well-known producer Duma Ndlovu, offering her an acting gig. The scammer requested that she book and pay for her own flight to Durban, promising reimbursement upon arrival.

“I thought it was legit and I was excited. I called the travel agent to find out more information until they asked me to send money through cash send [cardless service],” she explained. Mkhize, however, grew suspicious and verified with someone close to Duma Ndlovu that the offer was a scam. “I never sent the money. A production company would never ask artists to pay for their flight; they cover that.”

The experience has left Mkhize more cautious, but she remains hopeful as she continues to fight for her home and work towards rebuilding her life. The support she has received from the public and her peers has been a source of strength during this challenging time.

Singer Mawhoo spends 2.5 million building her mother a house

South African artist MaWhoo has revealed that she spent approximately R2.5 million to build her mother a stunning new house. The singer, known for her dedication to family and her successful music career, shared the exciting news recently, accompanied by pictures of the beautiful home.


 

 

 

 

 

 

The house, which stands as a testament to MaWhoo’s hard work and love for her mother, features modern architecture and elegant interiors. The reveal has garnered admiration and praise from fans and fellow celebrities alike.“I wanted to give my mom something special, a home that reflects how much she means to me,” MaWhoo said in a statement. “It was a significant investment, but seeing her smile and knowing she is comfortable and happy makes it all worth it.”The pictures of the house, which were shared on social media, show a spacious, well-designed home with luxurious finishes and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The exterior boasts a sleek, contemporary design, while the interior features high-end furnishings and thoughtful details that make it a true sanctuaryMaWhoo’s gesture has touched many, highlighting the importance of giving back to loved ones and the impact of familial bonds. Fans have flooded her social media with congratulatory messages and expressions of admiration for her generosity and dedication.

#SkeemSaam former actress, Pebetsi Matlaila (Mokgadi) reveals that she knew the red flags before marrying her abu s ive husband.

Skeem Saam Star Pebetsi Matlaila Opens Up About Abusi ve Marriage and Near-Death Experience

Renowned Skeem Saam actress Pebetsi Matlaila, recognized for her portrayal of Mokgadi in the SABC 1 educational drama, has bravely shared her harrowing experiences of being in an usive marriage and facing a near-death encounter.In a recent interview on the Gamechangers podcast, Matlaila shed light on the tumultuous chapter of her life, delving into the challenges she confronted during her marriage and the profound impact it had on her mental health.


 

 

 

Matlaila disclosed that her union with her former husband lasted less than a year, and even before tying the knot, she noticed troubling signs. She revealed, “We were officially married for nine months, but our relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend only lasted about three months.

Unfortunately, I recognized the red flags before the marriage. He struggled with addiction, and when he was under the influence of alcohol, he became abusive. Contrary to what people may think, my marriage wasn’t a fairytale gone wrong; it was dark from the very beginning.”

The Skeem Saam star went on to share the challenging period when she decided to walk away from the marriage while still pregnant with her lastborn child. Financial difficulties, coupled with the absence of employment, led to depression. Matlaila expressed gratitude for her mother’s support but admitted to grappling with suicidal thoughts.

“My life was such a mess that I remember thinking if I could find a painless way to end my children’s lives and then take my own, they wouldn’t have to endure this. I felt like a failure as a mom, like I had ruined my life to the point of having nothing left to live for. I spoke to my therapist, expressing my fear of myself and the potential harm I might cause to my kids because I had made such a mess of my life.”Matlaila also recounted a critical moment during childbirth when she “died” for three minutes due to blood pressure complications. Reflecting on the incident, she shared, “I couldn’t breathe, and I pulled the scrubs of the nurse next to me. It was lights out for me. I wasn’t even aware that I was dead until my mom narrated the story of what happened.”

Through her candid revelations, Pebetsi Matlaila aims to raise awareness about the harsh realities of abusive relationships and the profound impact they can have on mental health, encouraging others to seek help and support.

Sad : Musician, actor and director Timmy Kwebulana has passed

South African musician, actor and director, Timmy Kwebulana has passed after a short illness on Thursday, 19 September.

The Kwebulana family confirmed the sad news in a statement and requested some time to gather before further details regarding the funeral and memorial details are shared.

“We give thanks for his life and all his contribution to us as a family, and to the arts and entertainment industry for almost 6 decades.


 

 

 

 

May his legacy continue to inspire us and those who are still to come.

We acknowledge that there will be lots of heartfelt messages of condolences towards the family and relatives. We appreciate them so much, however, we do request, especially the media and our industry colleagues, that the family is given some time to gather and organize logistics and way forward.”

Timmy Kwebulana is known for his supporting roles in television shows such as Fishy Feshuns and Mazinyo Dot Q.

He played the role of Bra Vic Tau, the founder of Shooting Stars F.C, in the e.tv drama series Shooting Stars, from 2007-2010.

Timmy also guest starred in an episode of the Mzansi Magic sitcom Chandies, in 2012.

South African celebrities before fame and Instagram filters

South African celebrities before fame and Instagram filters

Modern camera technology and Instagram filters have made things so much easier for many of our beloved celebrities to look their best.

We’ve put together a list of what some of your favorite celebrities looked like before 2021. Can you see the transformation?
Cassper Nyovest

Dj Zinhle

Minnie Dlamini

Bonang Matheba

Big Zulu

Pearl Modiadie

Black Coffee

Zodwa Wabantu
Khanyi Mbau
Kelly Khumalo
Thembi Seete

No glow? Don’t worry you’re just not rich yet!

We all have a past and from time to time, it doesn’t hurt to take a trip down memory lane and reflect on your humble beginnings. Boity Thulo, Minnie Dlamini, DJ Zinhle, Riky Rick, Cassper Nyovest, Lerato Kganyago, Bonang Matheba, Nomzamo Mbatha, AKA as well Khanyi Mbau didn’t always look as fresh as they do now, in this feature we take a look at some of some of South Africa’s most followed celebrities and their transformation journeys.

Mapeniza Penny Ntuli recently uploaded her beautiful

Penny Ntuli is from Umlazi, which is located in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The 26-year-old grew up dreaming of working for a legendary radio station.

Career

She joined the regional commercial radio station Gagasi FM on May 1, 2022. Prior to this position, she worked for the community radio station Inanada FM.


 

 

 

 

 

 

Ntuli has collaborated with legends such as Alex Mthiyane and Felix Hlophe. Because she enjoys what she does, being a disc jockey does not feel like a job. It has given her the opportunity to collaborate with industry legeShe had hoped to work for a major radio station for many years, but this is a dream come true. So, for the time being, future aspirations can be put on hold.

She previously worked for other community radio stations such as Durban Youth Radio and Vibe FM before joining Gagasi FM.

Penny is the weekend host of Gagasi FM’s Ziyakhala show.

Personal

Penny Ntuli is tight-lipped about her spouse and family. She is a young lady who does not drink alcohol, despite having friends who do. She associates with folks who drink since she works in promotions.