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Man Crush Monday – Nyaniso Dzedze

 

South Africa first saw his acting debut as Muzi on the very first dance film Hear Me Move, where he astounded us with not only his dance moves but also incredible acting ability. Now, Nyaniso Dzedze is making waves on etv’s Ashes to Ashes as Tsietsi Namane. Here are five reasons why he should be on your MCM list.

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FIT FOR DAYS

He wouldn’t be on our Monday Man Crush list if he didn’t have the body to show for it. It’s great to know that he takes care of his physique.

HE CAN ONE TWO STEP

He can take you out for dinner, but the night could possibly end on the dance floor, which would make for a fun date night, don’t you think? His lead role on Hear Me Move is proof enough that he can kick butt on the dance floor.

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DOWN TO EARTH

Much like Muzi, Nyaniso keeps it real and is one of the few actors who are genuinely humble. Need we say more?

SMALL SCREEN STAR

Yes, he did a great job on the silver screen and we can’t wait to see him do a comeback. Right now, we love seeing him act his heart out on Ashes to Ashes – he is perfect!

ON THE MOVE

His drive and passion for acting is evident in the roles he plays. He’s a man on the move; who knows which next big role he’ll be portraying?

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