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Vuyo Ngcukana set to join the cast of ‘My Brother’s Keeper’

Actor Vuyo Ngcukana who is popular for the character of Schumacher that he portrayed on The Queen; returns on screens as he joins the cast of Mzansi Magic’s My Brother’s Keeper.

Vuyo has been cast as Menzi, a tough lawyer who recently lost his wife; he will represent Fakazile Shabalala (played by Zola Nombona) in court on the telenovela.

According to KayaFM, Menzi is a force to be reckoned with in the courtroom, but a total sweetheart in his personal life.

Social media influencer, Jabulani Macdonald recently took to his X (formerly Twitter) page to share the news of the new cast member.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, the thespian said he is excited to join the cast of the series with strong and dynamic actors on set.

“On the first day, they welcomed me like I’d been part of the show for months. The energy of the crew was wholesome, they are a funny and joyful bunch.

“The director’s trust in my choices and input has made bringing Menzi to life a joy. Zola Nombona and my chemistry was an instant hit and squaring up against the Shabalalas is a thrill. I look forward to the audience being entertained in many ways by the introduction of this character,” Vuyo said.

Actress Zola Mhlongo will also make her debut on the show with the portrayal of Nkosazana, who is a former associate of Donga (played by Sdumo Mtshali) who he met through his tendering business. Zola has appeared in various productions such as How To Manifest A Man and Showmax’s Adulting.

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