e.TV’s Scandal Introduces Star Studded Cast Additions

e.TV’s Scandal Introduces Star Studded Cast Additions. e.TV has given the people many amazing shows over and even though many years have passed, the channel is still producing winning content with A class actors. One of Mzansi’s most watched e.TV telenovela’s is set to make the world of drama even more thrilling by introducing fans to more captivating character’s

Scandal has been teasing viewers about the new faces that will be joining the show and the cat has finally been let out of the bag. The Actors Spaces social media account has now revealed the power house actors that have joined the cast of the show which include veteran actor and writer Fana Mokoena who is making a return to TV and will be playing the role of Vukile.

Former Generations actress Slindile Nodangala will also be joining the cast and will be playing the role of Nomvula. Nolwazi Shange best known for her role as Precious in the second season of the SABC1 drama series A Place Called Home is also set to join the cast and Rhythm City’s Melusi Mbele who will be playing the role of Jojo.

If you thought it ends there, then fans are in for an even bigger surprise as Gomora actress Sihle Ndaba is also set to join the drama as the role Duduzile and last but definitely not least actor The Queen actor Robert Mpisi will be playing the role of Zenzele.

The actors will be playing the Kubeka family which is described as a nw family full of dark secrets and shady dealings. This obviously will not play out very well with the character who are already in power and we can’t wait to see the drama that unfolds when they eventually cross paths.

Fans of the drama reacted to the news and have shared how excited they are for the new cast to shake up the show. Congratulations are in order to all the amazing actors for securing new roles and we are very much anticipating the arrival of the Kubeka family. It was previously reported that actress and Scandal villain Lusanda Mbane who plays the role of Boniswa is bowing out of the show after a good 5-year run.