Rantebeng says the dynamics of the industry have changed since he first started out in the early 2000s – it’s now all about social media following.
“When got into the industry around 2003/2004 when you went to an audition, there was a block there that said experience, and where did you study. Fast forward to now, that block has been replaced by the number of Instagram followers and the number of Facebook followers. They. No longer look at your experience but at look at whether you’re an influencer or a socialite.
What Ranteebeng Has Beeen Up To
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA: South African Thomas Mashaba the new IBO World Super Bantamweight champion celebrates after defeating compatriot Zolani Marali at Carnival City in Johannesburg 22 May 2004. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE (Photo credit should read ALEXANDER JOE/AFP via Getty Images)He is in the process of setting up his production company. “I really want to be the guy that’s behind the scenes, that’s providing content. I discovered that there’s a lot of space that I can fill. Besides that, I’m very much into network marketing.”
Sonia Mbele On People Not Knowing Her Name
Usually, when a person plays a well-known character, that character’s traits and name become associated with them for a very long time. This has been the case with Sonia Mbele who played the role of Ntombi Dlomo on Generations – before it got rebranded to Generations: The Legacy.
Sonia Mbele was part of the original Generations cast that got canned by creator/producer Mfundi Vundla. Sonia, however, did not get fired as she left in 2009 after spending 6 years on the soapie, having joined in 2003.
Generations
A couple of months ago, the Twitter streets found the young actress who played Christina, daughter to Menzi Ngubane’s Sibusiso Dhlomo and Sonia Mbele’s Ntombi. According to a social media post shared by the Insidegist – the young actress is is now in her teenage years.
