🕊️🇿🇦 REMEMBERING SHADRACK NGEMA — THE LEGENDARY MAGUBANE OF EMZINI WEZINSIZWA!
Some actors entertain us, while others create characters that remain part of our television memories for generations. The late Shadrack Ngema was one of those unforgettable talents. ❤️
Many viewers will forever remember him as Magubane, the traditional healer from the legendary SABC1 sitcom Emzini Wezinsizwa. His distinctive presence and memorable performance helped make the show a favourite among South African audiences.
Beyond acting, Ngema was also a respected broadcaster and sports commentator. He worked for the SABC for approximately 30 years, becoming particularly well known for his commentary on football and other sporting events. He also portrayed Joko in the television miniseries Shaka Zulu.
Born in KwaMaphumulo, KwaZulu-Natal, on 10 October 1950, Shadrack Ngema passed away on 5 December 2015, aged 65. His contribution to South African television and broadcasting remains part of the country's entertainment heritage.
Today, we remember the man behind Magubane — an entertainer whose voice, talent and unforgettable character continue to live on in the memories of viewers. 🕊️
What do you remember most about Magubane in Emzini Wezinsizwa?
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@defspes It’s actually abolished 32 years ago not 35 and we’ve actually had more years of Apartheid (46 years) than we do of democracy. We won’t ever forget man. It was not ages ago, it’s literally one generation ago. If there’s a rift, it won’t heal by just pretending it never happened.
4,000 Test Runs For Bavuma! 👑
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A landmark achievement for #TheProteas captain, adding another significant chapter to his Test career! 🙌
#Unbreakable#SAvAUS
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