Musa Ngema is a South African performer and rousing speaker generally famous for his portrayal of Mazwi Moroka on the longstanding SABC 1 soapie, Generations: The Legacy. 

Quiet and meek, he thinks continuing with the presence of his pompous on-screen character would send a misguided message about his real self. Durban-imagined Ngema, a held, cleaned man, is without a doubt exceptionally astonishing from Mazwi who will when all is said in done act naturally significant as he would speculate he's more splendid than others. 

The star is authentically not a welcoming individual, and likes to rather loosen up and scrutinize a book. Ngema yields that having two powerful women in his everyday presence – his mother and darling of 13 years – has kept him grounded and focused. 

He has in like manner acting in theater manifestations recalling Alice for Wonderland, Cinderella, Animal Farm, The Giving Tree, Othello and The Crucible. 

Ngema analyzed sensation at the Durban University of Technology. 

He has a few sections on 7de Laan and Rhythm City before joining Generations: The Legacy. He has moreover played Othello in Shakespeare's Othello, various parts in both The Crucible and Animal Farm and the sovereign in Cinderella. 

He joined Generations in 2014 close by Rapulana Seipheo, Connie Ferguson, Manaka Ranaka, Ronnie Nyakale, Thulisile Phongolo and Moopi Mothibeli after the creators of that show pardoned the entire cast over a postponed pay challenge. 

Musa Ngema had similarly protrayed the character of Lindile on 7de Laan and Norton on Rhythm City. 

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