Nicholas Nkuna, the multi-talented actor and singer, has officially joined the cast of Muvhango, sparking a wave of excitement and curiosity among soapie fans. Known for his diverse roles in South African television, Nkuna is currently portraying Anathi Mpofu, a journalist, on Generations: The Legacy—a role that has earned him significant recognition.
However, fans were quick to take to social media after the news broke that he would be appearing on Muvhango, another beloved long-running soapie on SABC2. Many were left wondering, When did he leave ‘Generations’ to join ‘Muvhango’?
Nkuna, whose career has seen a range of roles, from his time on 7de Laan as a doctor to his recent appearances on Skeem Saam as a lecturer, has proven himself a versatile performer across genres. His latest venture into Muvhango sees him playing the character Khalema, a fresh addition to the show that is bound to intrigue viewers.
On social media, fans praised Nkuna for his acting skills and versatility, with many congratulating him on the new opportunity. His transition from Generations: The Legacy to Muvhango has clearly captured the attention of viewers, who are eager to see what this new chapter holds for the actor.
Nkuna’s career trajectory continues to rise, with his ability to take on a variety of roles—from dramatic to comedic, and from educational to entertainment—making him a household name in South African television. As he settles into his new role on Muvhango, audiences can look forward to more captivating performances from this star who continues to leave his mark on the soapie world.
For now, Muvhango fans will have to keep watching to see how Nkuna’s character, Khalema, fits into the ongoing drama. With his proven talent, there’s little doubt that he will become a standout presence on the show.
