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Nyaniso Dzedze joins Rhythm City

Multi-talented actor Nyaniso Dzedze has joined Rhythm City. The star will join the all-star cast and play Gift Twala – an outgoing, popular and go-getter young man.

Gift enters the popular soapie Mapula (Mapula Mafole) asks him to help her with student accommodation for Banele (her current boyfriend). He likes the company of young, sexy women, and is a confirmed blesser. He is willing to pay their rent or varsity fees, even to help them with cash, as long as they are available when he wants them to be.

Nyaniso Dzedze will make his debut on 17 of October at 7:00pm on Rhythm City.

Nyaniso Dzedze joins Rhythm City. We can’t wait to catch him back on local TV screens!

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