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There was laughter and tears as friends and family of the late actor Patrick Shai celebrated his life on Thursday.

There was laughter and tears as friends and family of the late actor Patrick Shai celebrated his life on Thursday.

"This character assassination on social media is really breaking me" - Patrick Shai's last words to his friend Thabang Sefotho.

Former 'Generations' actor Fana Mokoena has paid tribute to late actor Patrick Shai, saying he was one of his two favourite actors in SA.

CONDOLENCES continue to pour in for the late veteran actor Patrick Shai, who allegedly took his own life.

TshisaLIVE is in possession of a SAPS communication in which police allege Shai took his own life and was found by his wife, Mmasechaba Shai.

These South African actors are making waves internationally and will be in the upcoming American historical film starring Viola Davis and Lupita Nyong'o.


Veteran actor, Richard Mofe-Damijo turned sixty last Tuesday. It was heralded by a spectacle of posts which brought to the fore his very well known status. Ferdinand Ekechukwu reports To be frank, Richard Mofe-Damijo sure looks good at age sixty and more so thankful to the almighty God for the milestone which appears a remarkable triumph in his story. Better known as RMD by many, Richard is a folk hero, greatly admired for his achievements in acting in Africa, particularly in Nigeria. So you ca...

Olusegun Adeniyi pays tribute to Mofe-Damijo, actor, writer, producer and lawyer Veteran actor, Mr Richard Mofe-Damijo, known mostly by the acronym, RMD, is 60 today. I join well-wishers to celebrate a man who has inspired millions of Nigerians with his talent and creativity. Like many, I knew RMD only by reputation, having never met him in person. But in 2017, our paths crossed when the teenagers in our church asked that we invite him for the Annual Teens Career Conference. I thought I would t...

Picture a police line-up. Yes, I know—we don’t do those here, but you’ve seen a ton of Hollywood movies. So, yes. Now, picture a police line-up. Ten 50-something-year-olds. All dark. Medium height. Verdant eyebrows. Controlled salt and pepper goatees. Polished domes. Your task: pick out Tajudeen Adepetu. Can you? Most people can’t. But if you ask Mr Adepetu, he’s just fine with that. For a person who’s been in broadcasting for more than 30 years, the legend of Tajudeen Adepetu — c...