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Fans about Zolisa Xaluva: His scene with Teddy brought everyone to tears

By Mahmoud Mohamed

Fans about Zolisa Xaluva: His scene with Teddy brought everyone to tears

Zolisa Xaluva
RUSTENBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – MARCH 02: Zolisa Xaluva, Black Wyatt Earp, Sew the Winter to my Skin for Best Supporting Actor – Feature Film during the 13th annual South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) at the Sun City Superbowl on March 02, 2019 in Rustenburg, South Africa. The Awards, organized by the National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF), seek to honour, celebrate and promote the creativity, quality and excellence of South African Film and Television talent and productions, and serve to encourage entrepreneurship and the development of new talent within the industry. (Photo by Gallo Images / Lefty Shivambu)

Last night’s episode of Gomora was an emotional one, a bit like the previous week were a scene between Teddy and Langa brought the 2 young actors a round of applause.

Following the invention that Mrs Manzi raped Teddy – an emotional Melusi visited comfort Teddy and therefore the two broke down and saw Mr Dlamini also open up about being a victim of rape in his childhood.
Zolisa Xaluva

This earned the actor praise from the viewers. inspect a number of the reactions below.

Born in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth, actor Zolisa Xaluva has established himself together of Mzansi’s most-gifted television stars. His latest role as principal Melusi in Mzansi Magic’s hit telenovela Gomora has earned him praise from critics and tv viewers.

Zolisa has been within the television and movie industry for quite a decade. He first gained popularity on SABC 1’s iconic soap-drama Generations and went on to seem in many other TV shows including The Queen Mzansi where he played Diamond Mabuza.

To show appreciation for his contribution to the industry, we glance at a number of his most memorable roles over the years”

Jason – Generations

He played advertising genius and lover to Senzo Dhlomo in Generations back in 2005. Xaluva received much approval for this role because it made other productions hospitable casting gay characters. This was one among the primary , if no the primary time, where an area TV production took the initiative to teach South Africans about the LGBTQ community.


Tsha Tsha – Lwazi

In 2006, he landed his first leading role as Lwazi Mboweni within the fourth season of Tsha Tsha. This earned him much acclaim and opened other doors for him.

Melusi – Gomora

school headmaster Melusi at a faculty within the Township of Alex. He’s a hardworking and dedicated leader, who sometimes lets his anger get the higher of him. After his relationship with Katlego Danke’s That broke down after she ran off with an upscale man, he was later devastated. Luckily, he found love within the arms of Gladys – a social worked focused on bettering the lives of her kids in her community.