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Ihhashi Elimhlophe to make his acting debut

Legendary maskandi musician Ihhashi Elimhlophe is set to make his acting debut on Mzansi Magic‘s news drama, Ifalakhe. The 13-part series tells the story of the Okuhle tribe who wage a war against the Khanya people who have been raiding their cattle and killing their women and children.

Ihhashi will play Ndukuzakhe, the King of the Khanya tribe. The cast includes Bheki Sibiya, Bheki Ngcobo, Chris Radebe and Sthandwa Nzuza.

Ifalakhe will debut at 8 pm on 6 October on Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161).

Ihhashi Elimhlophe to make his acting debut. Here’s a look at what to expect.

 

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