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Sannah Mchunu says goodbye to ‘Gomora’

Award-winning actress Sannah Mchunu has bid farewell to Mzansi Magic’s hit telenovela Gomora.

Earlier this week, the channel announced that the show will be ending after four seasons. 

The final episodes will air in October.

Sannah who plays Zodwa in the television drama took to her social media where she penned down a heartfelt message as she bid farewell to the show.

The actress said it’s painful to lose a job but she is hopeful that something will come up soon.

“All things come to an end my friends. Let me take this opportunity to thank SERITI Production for blessing us with Gomora. We were treated very well, that’s why our performance was very great. It’s my first time working in a place where I put all my madness [and it was welcomed]. To the crew and cast from Gomora, I say ‘big things are yet to come. Gates will open. It is painful to lose work but let us stay hopeful. The Lord who took us to Gomora will carry us and put us somewhere else. My friends and followers of Gomora, thank you so much for the support you have given us. I love you,” she wrote.

 

 

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Many of the show’s fans are took to the actress’s comment section saying:

South African singer Nhlanhla Mafu took to the actress’s comment wishing her well for the future.

“Thank you my gorgeous sis, the end is only the beginning of more greater things . I love you so much . Keep on being amazing,” Nhlanhla wrote.

“You have been nothing but AMAZING at what you do. Thank you for gracing us with your amazing talent. Love you my friend,” wrote one social media user.

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