Uzalo

Yes.

And I think I remember watching you on "Uzalo." That's the first time I actually, like, known about you.

Yes.

You know? Just tell me about that experience, man.

You know, "Uzalo" and the character Onjeza.

It's-

Where did you, like, find experience from?

And it's so weird 'cause a lot of people only know me from-

I'm still getting there even now.

And I have to say, um, uh, one of the things I love about Uzalo, uh, shout out of course to Stained Glass for the work that they have been doing-

Yes

... um, is so many of the actors really had to step up in their game with language because we know there's isiZulu akasi and what you hear KoSoweto and Soshanguve won't be the same.

Won't be the same, yes.

Mm.

But what you have to do on Uzalo, because we know the pride of the language, you cannot make mistakes at all.

Yeah.

If you're not on Skemsam, then forget about it.

Uzalo, forget about it.

I don't even know Uzalo actors, dog.

Don't even know them, dog.

[laughs] You understand what I'm saying? So-

Mm

... went back to acting, relocated her entire life for what was happening at Uzalo-

Mm-hmm

... and, and be- being in KZN.

[laughs]

Hey, they are listening, guys.

So if you don't know, né, she has been in Uzalo, in Shaka iLembe.

I encourage you to watch it.