Musa Ngema ‘Mazwi Moroka’ fired from Generations The Legacy
Musa Ngema, a well-known actor who portrayed Mazwi Moroka on the South African television soap opera Generations: The Legacy, has been removed from the show. Contrary to some rumours, he is not deceased. Reports suggest his dismissal was due to an alleged poor attitude while on set.
Musa Ngema has been a member of the cast of the South African soap opera Generations: The Legacy since 2014. He joined the show after 16 cast members went on strike demanding better pay and contracts. After nine years of service, Ngema was dismissed without ceremony, and his character, Mazwi Moroka, was killed off. Sources within the show suggest he was let go due to his poor attitude.
The news of Ngema’s departure has elicited mixed reactions from fans, with many expressing disappointment and sadness. While the future of Moroka’s character remains uncertain, it is clear that Ngema’s time on the soap opera has come to an end.
In recent episodes of Generations: The Legacy, viewers witnessed the death of Mazwi Moroka. He was murdered by Abby while attempting to offer money for his kidnapped cousin, Paul Moroka, played by Rebaone Kgosimore. Mazwi’s funeral was marked by the return of popular characters Karabo Moroka and Tau Mogale, portrayed by Connie Ferguson and Rapulana Seiphemo, respectively.
Musa Ngema confirmed his exit from Generations The Legacy
Taking to Instagram, the celebrated actor Musa confined the news that he is leaving Generations The Legacy for good. The extraordinary actor posted a picture from his memorial service on set with the caption:
The end of an era.
It’s been an incredible run playing #Mazwi on #generationsthelegacy.
Thank you to the cast , crew, and the viewers for making it all worth it.
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