Abdul Khoza to thrill ‘My Brother’s Keeper’ viewers

Award-winning actor Abdul Khoza has secured a role on My Brother’s Keeper.

ABDUL KHOZA: LATEST ROLE

Entertainment commentator Jabu Mcdonald reports that the Isibaya alum Abdul Khoza has joined the second season of My Brother’s Keeper.

Though it is unclear what role Khoza will portray, viewers of the telenovela are thrilled about his latest character.

@GloryThundu says: “Can’t wait for more drama. Each time I see him I remember The Wife.”

@mrcool_SIYA wrote: “Yoh! so it’s he Nomusa’s lost long boyfriend she has children with?”

Khoza is famously known for his roles in The Wife as Nqoba and Isibaya as Qaphela.

Here’s a sneak peek of the new characters in next week’s episodes of #MyBrothersKeeper https://t.co/5DkotuD4MT pic.twitter.com/rb50rPCNAy

— Jabulani Macdonald ⚡️ (@Jabu_Macdonald) November 24, 2024

‘MY BROTHER’S KEEPER’ CANCELLED

The award-winning actor Abdul Khoza will star opposite Sdumo Mtshali, Nelisa Mchunu, Nkanyiso Mchunu, as well as Rosemary Zimu.

Other actors on the show include Wiseman Mncube, Zola Nombona and Lindani Nkosi.

Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela revealed earlier in November that the show has been cancelled.

“My Brother’s Keeper to be canned. The Rhythm World Productions produced telenovela will not be renewed for a third season,” says Mphela.

My Brother’s Keeper received over 570 000 viewers in October, according to TVSA.

The Rhythm World produced show tells the tale of a family drawn into a deadly succession battle of its own making.

SOUTH AFRICANS REACT TO SHOW ENDING

@mangi_za: “Hawu didn’t they say they cancelling the show? However, I am looking forward to season 2. They must keep 13meter.”

@Noriahh_: “Isn’t there anything we can do to keep this show it’s really not that bad, we can survive another season.”

@Pale_Pale18: “Can they please not cancel this amazing show!”

@PrincessSkhu: “How and why is this show being canceled vele? It doesn’t even make sense.”

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