SABC2 has cancelled the long-running soap Muvhango, with its final episode to air on Friday, 8 August. Muvhango faced challenges in recent years, including production halts due to unpaid cast and crew ...

The SABC has effectively cancelled 'Muvhango', created by Duma Ndlovu and produced by Word of Mouth Pictures – the channel's most-watched show – after 27 years. The Venda soapie ran out of produced ...

Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. The SABC has shifted the blame over salary woes for Muvhango cast and crew to producers of the ...

Muvhango's official end after nearly 30 years of airing is drawing closer, and its timeslot replacement is on the horizon The recently cancelled Venda TV show was beloved by many South Africans and ...

Long-running South African soap "Muvhango" has faced several challenges in recent years, including a decline in viewership and a potential cancellation. In hopes of gaining back its appeal, the SABC ...

Pregnancy is in the air as more celebrities are expanding their family. Actress Azwi Rambuda Litelu and her husband are having another child. Rambuda Litelu, who plays the role of Mpho on “Muvhango”, ...

Muvhango’s production team has urged the public to be aware of a scam purporting prospective actors to audition to become a part of the popular SABC 2 soapie. According to Morishe Matlejoane‚ Muvhango ...

SABC 2's long-running soapie Muvhango recently turned 25 years old. The soapie made its debut on screens on Monday 7 April 1997. The Venda soap is the brainchild of the inimitable Duma Ndlovu. TV ...

Former police detective Tshifhiwa Muvhango (41) is sentenced for corruption. LIMPOPO – The Sibasa Regional Court last Tuesday sentenced former police detective Tshifhiwa Muvhango (41) to six years’ ...

The longest-running on-screen narrative, Muvhango welcomes the talent of a new actress. The show has cast a 96-year-old performer to play the role of Vho-Nyadzanga, who first appears on screen when ...

Former South African soap-opera actress Lindiwe Chibi — best known for her role as ”Doobsie” in Muvhango — died on Wednesday night. Chibi (31) died at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital after she was ...