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Nozuko Ntshangase makes small screen comeback on 'Generations — The Legacy'

Nozuko Ntshangase makes small screen comeback on 'Generations — The Legacy'

TimesLIVE8 hours ago

The Generations — The Legacy family has welcomed four new actors to introduce new storylines as season 34 continues.
Tinah Mnumzana joins the soapie as Ausi Nokwazi Lukhozi, an impulsive and spontaneous character.
'It feels so good and beautiful at the same time to be part of the biggest production. The crew and cast are amazing and have welcomed me so warmly. Working with the likes of Manaka Ranaka (Lucy Diale) is amazing,' Tinah Mnumzama said on Thursday.
Nozuko Ntshangase will be joining the show, playing the role of Vuyelwa Nxumalo, a smart, pushy character and a straight talker.
'I am so excited to join the mother of all soapies. Breathing life to the character of Vuyelwa is amazing, and I can't wait for the people to witness the magic,' Nozuko Ntshangase said.
Sannah Mchunu and Philip 'Tipo' Tindisa will also be joining the show.

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