I loved Menzi's intensity': Zolisa Xaluva on Podcast and Chill'

I loved Menzi's intensity': Zolisa Xaluva on Podcast and Chill'Former Gomora' actor Zolisa Xaluva remembers his Generations' co-star Menzi Ngubane in Podcast and Chill' interview.

by Rae Seleme

06-09-2022 10:59

in Soapies

Generations' actors Menzi Ngubane and Zolisa Xaluva. Images via Twitter @RealZolisa and @MenziNgubane

Former Gomora actor Zolisa Xaluva, who played the character of Melusi in the Mzansi Magic telenovela praised the late Generations star Menzi Ngubane in an interview on Podcast and Chill with MacG.

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PODCAST AND CHILL': ZOLISA XALUVA The Gomora actor Zolisa Xaluva also praised the likes of Vusi Kunene, and Michelle Botes in the Podcast and Chill interview. He and Menzi Ngubane appeared in SABC1's soapie Generations now dubbed Generations: The Legacy, where Ngubane played the role of Sibusiso Dhlomo and Xaluva played the character of Jason.

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The Blood Psalms actor also said the likes of The River's Moshidi Motshegwa and Presley Chueneyagae are the best in the business and that if Mzansi had a film industry, they would be stars.

I loved Menzi Ngubane's intensity and commitment to every character he's ever played. I worked with the dude and got to see him do his thing. The thing about Menzi is, unlike most actors who just read their parts Menzi knew the lines for next week. He never did anything in half measures. That's commitment.

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Menzi Ngubane is really dead this time RIP to the legend pic.twitter.com/48otDhurmO

$ _ (@_ShaunKeyz) March 13, 2021

INSIDE MENZI NGUBANE'S PASSING The actor Menzi Ngubane died at 56 years on 13 March 2021 after suffering a stroke at home.

In a bid to keep his memory alive, family and close friends gathered at Nu Metro Hyde Park to honour the star at a red- and black-themed premier of Ngubane's long-awaited documentary, Ngubs - The Life and Times of Menzi Ngubs' Ngubane on Sunday.

Ngubane's widow Sikelelwa Ngubane told TshisaLIVE that those who watched the documentary would learn more about his life, from a young boy to household name, husband, father, and friend.

It will be an emotional journey for everyone, especially towards the end when I explain exactly how he passed It took me back to how he passed because he was at home it took me back to the point where I was so angry because there were a lot of things going on leading to my husband's death, she said.

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