"Aside from her acting journey she is also a confident television presenter, master of ceremonies coordinator as well as a successful businesswoman and philanthropist;Sergio Miller"

"I want to explore different languages and I want to explore different dialects, so I was totally in my Xhosa brain when I was asked to return for the second audition"

"Ever since I started my career, I’ve been aiming for characters that were 10 to 12 years my senior. I’ve always wanted the meatier, more challenging, and juicier roles. I find that it takes one out of a space where you’re more likely to show your own habits. Older characters challenge you to do more research and understand more substantial things about life, values, and personality traits"

"I’m glad I got called back to audition for the new part, because once I found out that Masasa resides in Kokstad. I then thought to myself, ‘This is good for me"

"I am happy to be reunited with Sanele Zulu (series producer) and Sthembiso Mathenjwa (director)"

"It will showcase the intricate dynamics of how it is sometimes necessary that some secrets be kept for the safety of others, while, on the other hand, some secrets must come to light"

"I’ve decided not to be afraid of challenging myself in terms of languages – with respect, of course"

"They were the first directors I worked with when I started my career, that has been one of the highlights. And also, working with Danica Jones so closely has been fun"

"The sooner you stop chasing, the sooner you get to our utmost potential and begin achieving your true purpose. Live"

"Our greatest lessons happen when we overcome our own challenges practically. Yes theory does prepare us but experiences refine us. Live !"

"Treasure every moment and every breath and you will never miss out on experiencing the seconds, minutes, hours and days of your life. Live!"

"Life is about living through all experiences and coming out refined, refreshed and rewarded with beautiful memories 4 eva. Live"

"a need for a holistic approach to tackling the pandemic as opposed to a hopeless approach with drugs being seen as a do-or-die solution"

"If you were to ask me where all this courage comes from, I would say only God knows"

"When u realise that u are not in charge of your own destiny, then only do u start appreciating the journey with all it comes with. Live !"

"HIV/Aids is not a death sentence, once contracted the most important factor in your life is acceptance and living a healthy lifestyle"

"I woke up and thought today is as good as any day, because it has been a long journey and I realised that a lot of young people out there are so scared when they are tested for the first time"

"Our society has made this virus a monster and all it is, is a virus. I'm doing it for the voiceless people out there who just found out today [to] know that I've got their back"

"When you appreciate challenges of your past you have truly learnt the most rewarding lessons about survival. Live !"

"When no one wants to appreciate your awesomeness remember that you are the master of the happiness you deserve in your life's journey. Live!"

"Change is not for the fainthearted. It is for those that daily and bravely endure regardless of the storms of life."

"The only way for ones body to discover its immense strength and resilience is to be exposed to the utmost extreme breaking point. Live"

"Why worry when you can Pray.. Use your weapon without doubt any day, anywhere, with company or by yourself. Live"

"Knowing is better than being in the dark and asking can only equip one with important information for one to use at their discretion. Live!"

"Stand up and be counted if you are ABUSED ! I am a survivor, what about You ?? The Movement continues"

"To dream the impossible dream, go where the brave dare not go, reach the unreachable star. Yes that’s my quest daily. Live without question"

"Goodbyes make you think. They make you realize what you've lost, what you have and what you took for granted...... Live!"

"Life is easy and uncomplicated, it’s us who take detours that lead to our roller coaster rides and excavations in the jungle. Live !"

"I tried my luck in the taxi industry because I believe that we all come to this world carrying different keys to open different life doors. Since I am also a motivational speaker I always say that we all need to tap into those other talents that we have and explore them. I am that person who is never satisfied with where I am"

"The taxi industry is intimidating and it is still male-dominated and you can see that when you attend meetings. Despite everything that is happening to it, I am here to make money just like others"

"Looking at where I am at I say it is God's grace. What I know is that when I was growing up I saw myself on TV but I never thought that one day I’d be where I am on Friday. God has made it happen for me. Winning the two awards just proves that women are capable of presenting African traditional music shows. The statuettes encourage me to even work harder though many male maskandi fans still believe in a male presenter. What people do not know is that radio is my life and I grew up singing maskandi. I am Zulu woman who is proud of her culture that is why I enjoy presenting the show"

"Role with the punches, always keep your head up high. Don’t ever forget your crown and most of all stay humble"

"I believe the characters that I have played so far are not challenging enough. I still want to play a lead role and just unleash what I am feeling inside. I want to explore gangsters’ roles and play a character of someone who has this massive anger"

"most South Africans love Sne Mtshali. Especially I think that our plus sized queens will start getting off their shells. Living their best thick lives"

"Well as a performer who finds privilege in being able to tell stories of the roles I’m blessed with, I feel like how dare I be anyone but the character once the director has said action"

"I love how brave she is in her skin, how she’s not ashamed & afraid of her voice & thoughts. She knows what she wants and she goes for it. She’s not afraid of saying; No and doesn’t give a hoot of what people think of her. She lives her life according to her rules"

"Allow your will power to do its work. You are stronger than your pain. Imagine that this, too, shall pass. Tap into that feeling of surviving"

"My breasts were sore,’ she says, ‘with a rash and discolouration"

"We lived in a one-room shack"

"Resilience is key in situations like this because it is not just a physical battle; It is an emotional and mental battle that I was determined to win.” said the actress"

"But since it has happened, I have chosen to focus on my blessings, and being grateful that I am alive to see my children grow"

"My strong character also really helped me. I'm a very strong person in general and always take the bull by the horns at all times in life"

"To anyone going through what I went through, I advise that they keep the optimism and the strength. I chose strength. I chose to share my story to inspire the next person going through what I am going through"

"Mentally, I prepared myself. I was definitely better equipped for the situation if it ever came back, and it did"

"I took a six-month break from The Lion King and joined Muvhango, to test the waters"

"It took me nine months before I could secure my first big role"

"If you are used to working, not having a steady income can be really tough"

"My bones are fragile,’ she says, ‘but it is a small price to pay for gaining 15 more years of my life"