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Anele Mdoda speaks on wanting Vatiswa Ndara back in the industry

Radio personality and businesswoman Anele Mdoda speaks on wanting actress Vatiswa Ndara back on our screens after being blacklisted by the industry.

Vatiswa, famously known for her roles in Home Affairs, iGazi, Muvhango and even Generations has left the industry and is finding a hard time coming back despite her impeccable discography.

As per reports by entertainment publication, ZiMoja, the most-loved actress has been trying to make a return to acting but due to her being blacklisted after being deemed ‘difficult to work with’ by industry heads due to an unlikely event that took place in 2019 when she was not getting along with executive producers Connie and her late husband Shona Ferguson regarding treatment on set.

The above-mentioned source states that this later made Vatiswa write a letter to the Minister of Sports, Arts & Culture Nathi Mthethwas where she stated her grievances with the production company. In the letter, she said that her speaking out caused her to receive humiliation leading to her not being cast on any TV show again.

Despite, Vatiswa being on an unexpected hiatus internet users felt that they still needed more of her on their screens causing Anele to respond to posts saying that she tried getting her back but the actress refused.

Many X (formerly known as Twitter) users responded to Anele’s post.

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