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Zandile Msutwana
South African actress
Zandile Msutwana | |
|---|---|
| Born | Zandile Msutwana () 6 July (age&#;45) King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years&#;active | Early s&#;present |
| Known&#;for | The Queen as Vuyiswa Jola |
Zandile Msutwana (born 6 July in King William's Town) is a South African actress best known for her leading role as Akua Yenana on the – SABC 1 drama series Society.
Zandile msutwana biography Is Chanel West Coast transgender? The beautiful and talented Zandile has been able to make people feel certain emotions and view matters from different perspectives. Also, very little is known about her early days. Her professional acting career began in where she portrayed a lead role on SABC 1 's drama series Society.Education
She was enrolled at UCT where she achieved a Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama.[1]
Career
Msutwana started her acting career whilst at university, having appeared on productions such as; King Lear, The Suit, Brink, Trojan Women.
Her professional acting career began in where she portrayed a lead role on SABC 1's drama series Society.
She starred as Akua Yenana, a stockbroker then a lady of leisure until its departure in [2]
In , she starred a main role as the bride, Ayanda, on the White Wedding film alongside Kenneth Nkosi, the groom, and Rapulana Seiphemo, the best man.[3]
In , she portrayed a main role on Mzansi Magic's Zabalaza until its departure in which featured Baby Cele.[4]
In , on Mzansi Magic's drama series Isikizi; she starred as Nomazwe, a mother who gives birth to a prince's son who is declared by the king's Sangoma (traditional healer) as a cursed newborn who'll grow to kill his father and marry his mother.[5]
She starred the role of princess Nomakhwezi on Igazi's Season 1, a Shona and Connie Ferguson production, alongside Vatiswa Ndara, Jet Novuka and the late Nomhle Nkonyeni.[6]
She starred as the main role of Vuyiswa Jola on The Queen, alongside Shona Ferguson and Connie Ferguson from [7]
She played the role of Zimkitha Mxenge in the show Gqeberha: The Empire for the entirety of the shows two season run.
Her other television casts include Home Affairs, , Isidingo, Rhythm City and Soul City.[8] and her other film casts include The Algiers Murders and A Small Town Called Descent.[9]
Selected filmography
Awards and nominations
She was nominated the SAFTA Golden Horn: Best Supporting Actress award in for her role in the White Wedding film.[10]