Photo of Sergio Miller

Vuyo Dabula is ready to take on life again after recovering from shooting incident

It is all systems go for actor Vuyo Dabula, as the former Generations: The Legacy star has admitted to being in a much better condition following a shooting incident he was involved in, in 2022. 

With the help of a rehabilitation program and an intense gym routine to help restore his mobility, he recently told the news and entertainment publication Sunday World that he is ready to start working on new projects again. 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Vuyo Dabula (@vuyodabula)

In his interview with the publication, he shared that a lot of his 2023 was spent on recovery and also rediscovering himself and new passions that he found a liking in, this included getting involved in advertising. 

“Funnily enough, I started my career doing ads as a model before gravitating towards full-time acting. I have also been focusing on recovering mentally and spiritually from that horrible near-death experience. It has been a good year so far, with much introspection and self-care,” he explained. 

With one’s role in the entertainment industry often being quite demanding, the amount of time that actors and musicians spend with their families is often limited. 

However, Vuyo added that his recovery was a blessing in disguise as it allowed him to foster a closer relationship with his loved ones including his son. 

“The entertainment and film industry can be demanding. So having this time to solidify and anchor relationships has been invaluable.” 

While he may be excited to hit the ground rolling when it comes to getting new roles, he says that being connected to his family is something he intends to keep on doing. 

“I allocate time for myself and ensure I attend to important relationships, which empower and strengthen me. My support system is crucial to my best work. I make sure I am not overbooked and communicate consistently with people around me about my schedule.” 

Also see: Blue Mbombo and Vuyo Dabula are Sowetan’s 2016 Mzansi’s Sexiest

Angelo Agrizzi ordered to pay state R1.66 billion over Bosasa corruption

Former Bosasa chief operating officer Angelo Agrizzi has been ordered to pay the state more than R1.66 billion following a Pretoria High Court ruling linked to corruption and money laundering at the company. Also see: Joe ‘Ferrari’ Sibanyoni denies alleged underworld links at Madlanga Commission The court ordered Angelo to pay R1,666,582,825.73, together with interest, […]

Read more...

Phuti Khomo speaks on the inability to control what the world says

Veteran actress, beauty queen, and entrepreneur Phuti Khomo has shared a poignant and deeply personal reflection on social media, sparking a vital conversation around digital scrutiny, public judgment, and the protection of youth self-worth. Also see: LOYISO BALA TALKS IMPACT OF FURTHERING HIS STUDIES Reflecting on her decades within the entertainment industry, Khomo opened up […]

Read more...

Special Election Day voting opens today to tomorrow

Special voting across South Africa has officially commenced today, Monday, 2 November 2026, marking the crucial first phase of the national electoral process. Also see: IEC SET TO LAUNCH NATIONAL RESULTS CENTRE AHEAD OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS Running strictly over two days through tomorrow, Tuesday, 3 November 2026, special voting provides an essential window for […]

Read more...