Noxolo maqashalala biography examples
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'Noxee' Maqashalala was a role model to ung Eastern Cape girls, says arts and culture MEC
Nkomonye said her untimely death comes at a time when the department had been trying to find ways to bring back the glory of the province.
“We send our heartfelt condolences to the family and the bio sector at large,” she added.
Family friend Senyukele Sihlobo told DispatchLIVE on Monday that the family was still awaiting toxicology and pathology reports.
“We do not know yet as to what happened to Noxee. We are still waiting,” Sihlobo said.
The year-old actress will be laid to rest at her family home of Mpoza by in KwaBhaca (formerly Mount Frere) on Friday.
Police said at the weekend preliminary reports indicated that there was no foul play in the death of Maqashalala.
Police spokesperson captain Balan Muthan told DispatchLIVE that when their team arrived at Maqashalala’s place, the door of her house was locked from inside.
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Maqashalala who was born in KwaBhaca (formerly Mount Frere) is best known for her role as Viwe in the first three seasons of SABC1's youth drama series Tsha Tsha between and
Noxee Maqashalala also appeared as Mandisa in SABC1's Intersextions in , and also had roles in SABC1's Generations, Diamond City in which she also served as one of the executive producers, and Dream World; as well as SABC2's Gauteng Maboneng, 's Rhythm City, Easy Money, Mzansi Love and The Kingdom - uKhakhayi.
Nathi Mthethwa, South Africa&#;s minister of sport, arts and culture, in a statement on Sunday morning said that he was "deeply saddened by the passing of Noxolo Maqashalala and Menzi Ngubane".
"The sector has been robbed at a time when there is so much tension and stress in the industry due to the economic collapse and already-existing challenges within the industry".
"South Africa and the world have lost two phenomenal thespians," said the minister,
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Noxolo is back to grace our TV screens
AFTER disappearing from our screens for four years, television actress Noxolo Maqashalala is back with a bang.
Maqashalala, who played Viwe in the drama series Tsha Tsha, returns in a new show, Intersexions.
The actress, who was born in Mount Frere in Eastern Cape, has landed the major role of Mandisa. The first episode of the drama series was flighted last night on SABC1 at pm.
A hard-hitting, innovative drama series with 25 separate but interlinked episodes, Intersexions examines issues relating to love, sex and relationships.
Maqashalala says: "It is a very educational drama series driven by HIV-Aids. It looks at how our lives intersect and criss-cross with others' in ways we don't even know about.
"Take for example, you do not know your partner's partners. You do not know their status. These are the kind of questions that the show tries to explore."
The producer of the series, Karima Effendi, says Intersexions does