Zenande Mfenyana took to her Twitter to celebrate a huge milestone.
The actress announced that It’s been 10 years since she made her TV debut and she has become a household name with a legion of fans.
The actress landed her big break in the industry when she starred on SABC 1’s popular soapie Generations as Noluntu.
Zenande left the show in 2014, after the show’s producer fired 16 actors including her, following a wage dispute.
She says she enjoyed playing her role and she is grateful for the big break as she is still relevant in the industry.
“Today marks exactly 10 years since I made my tv debut, I played the role of Noluntu on Generations. I loved playing this character, and today I’m so grateful that I am still a working actress in this country, to God be the glory,” she wrote.
Today marks exactly 10 years since I made my tv debut, I played the role of Noluntu on Generations. I loved playing this character, and today I’m so grateful that I am still a working actress in this country, to God be the glory 🙏🏽💐❤️
— Zenande Mfenyana (@Zenande_Mcfen) November 3, 2021
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