Gomora Full Story, Plot Summary, Episodes, Casts, Teasers

Gomora Full Story, Plot Summary, Episodes, Casts, Teasers: The series tells a story about two families. One family is led by a man who became rich through illegal activities involving a bank he owns. The other family is led by a well-respected man in the community who has a tough time making ends meet. Their lives take a sharp turn when a hijacking attempt goes wrong, sending them into a serious downward spiral.

The series delves into important themes such as social and economic issues. It highlights the gap between the lower and upper-class members of South African society. These differences are vividly portrayed through creative filming techniques.

Gomora Full Story

“Gomora” was a South African TV drama series made by Seriti Films. They filmed it in the Alexandra township, which is why it got its name. “Gomora” was a story about inequality, focusing on the rich and the poor and how close their lives can be. It was an original M-Net production created for M-Net’s local channel, Mzansi Magic. This drama series replaced “Isthembiso,” which didn’t get renewed for a fourth season. “Gomora” told the story of two families from different backgrounds, and how their lives connected due to a tragedy.

Season 4 of “Gomora” ended on October 20, 2023, and it will be replaced by a new telenovela called “My Brother’s Keeper” from Rhythm World. This show will star Zola Nombona, Wiseman Mncube, Sdumo Mtshali, Lindani Nkosi, Sparky Xulu, Vuyiseka Cawe, and Raphael Griffith.

Gomora Profile Summary

Title	Gomora
Production Company	Seriti Films
Location	Filmed in Alexandra township
Premise	Focuses on inequality, rich vs. poor, and connections
Original Network	M-Net’s local channel, Mzansi Magic
Replacement Show	“My Brother’s Keeper” by Rhythm World
Replacement Date	October 20, 2023
Main Cast (Season 4)	Zola Nombona, Wiseman Mncube, Sdumo Mtshali, Lindani Nkosi, Sparky Xulu, Vuyiseka Cawe, Raphael Griffith

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Gomora: Cast/ Real Name / Pictures:

Katlego Danke as Thathi

Katlego Danke Profile Summary

Full Name	Katlego Danke
Nationality	South African
Occupation	Actress, Radio DJ
Notable Soap Opera Roles	– Keketso Chaka on e.tv’s Backstage
	– Dineo Mashaba on SABC1’s Generations

Katlego Danke Career

Katlego Danke is a South African actress and radio DJ. She’s best known for her roles in soap operas. She played Keketso Chaka on e.tv’s “Backstage” and portrayed the magazine editor Dineo Mashaba on SABC1’s “Generations.”

Danke earned her BA degree in Theatre and Performing from UCT and is famous for her stage performances in various theater productions. Some of her notable works include “Beyond The Veil,” “The House of Kalumba,” “The Town that was Mad” (based on “Under Milkwood”), “King Lear,” “The Suit,” “Miss Tertiary Feel,” and an opera performance of “Macbeth.”

Her experience in television and film includes cameo roles in the sitcom “SOS” and the comedy show “What’s Bothering Marc Lottering” on SABC3. She also briefly appeared in SABC2’s Afrikaans soapie “7de Laan.”

In January 2002, she landed the role of Keketso on e.tv’s youth soapie “Backstage,” where she played the character for four years. In 2003, she appeared in the made-for-TV movie “Elna Liebe in Afrika,” portraying the character Sophia.

In 2006, Danke left “Backstage” to take on the role of Dineo Mashaba in “Generations.”

Additionally, she has been featured in commercials for brands like Vanish, Clover, Klipdrift brandy, and Honda.

In 2016, she had a recurring role on the SABC3 soapie “Isidingo.”

Zolisa Xaluva as Melusi

Zolisa Xaluva Profile Summary

Full Name	Zolisa Xaluva
Nationality	South African
Date of Birth	[Insert Date of Birth]
Place of Birth	New Brighton, Port Elizabeth

Zolisa Xaluva Career

After leaving Pretoria Tech, he struggled to find acting jobs. He then joined a drama class and got an agent. In six months, he got a minor role as Lwazi on the show Tsha Tsha in 2004/5.

After a period of unemployment, he landed the role of Jason on the popular show Generations in late 2005. Initially, he was hired for six episodes, but his character became a hit, and his contract got extended to a year.

During his time on Generations, he had a relationship with Cleo Khuzwayo, which ended when she accused him of rape. In 2006, he took time off to film the fourth season of Tsha Tsha, where his character became a leading one.

The fourth season of Tsha Tsha aired from May to October 2006. Afterward, when he returned to Generations, he learned that Cleo was leaving the show, so he decided to leave too.

In January 2007, his last episode on Generations was broadcast. In 2008, he appeared in the soapie Rhythm City and played the manager of Hip Hop MC HHP. He also had a role in the SABC1 mini-series uGugu no Andile, a modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet.

Connie Chiume as Mam’Sonto

Connie Chiume Profile Summary

Full Name	Connie Chiume
Nationality	South African
Occupation	Actress
Best Known for	Starring role as Mamokete Khuse in Rhythm City (2007-2016)
Notable Achievements	– Golden Horn award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama at the third South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) for her role in Zone 14 (2009).<br> – Avanti award for Best Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Soul City (2000).
Place of Origin	Originally from Benoni, South Africa

Connie Chiume Career

Connie Chiume, a South African actress, is best known for her role as Mamokete Khuse in the e.tv soapie Rhythm City from 2007 to 2016. She also gained recognition for her part in the SABC1 series Zone 14 from 2005 to 2010, where she won the Golden Horn award for Best Supporting Actress in 2009.

Originally from Benoni, Connie now lives in Johannesburg and has four children. She’s appeared in other TV series like Soul City, Mazinyo Dot Q, and 90 Plein Street, along with roles in Home Affairs, Khululeka, Yizo Yizo 3, Soul City, and Generations. She’s also featured in commercials, documentaries, and educational projects.

Connie has a notable film career, with roles in The Air Up There (1994), Chikin Biznis (1998), I Dreamed of Africa (2000), and Country of My Skull (2004).

In theater, she starred in You Strike The Woman, You Strike The Rock in 2006 and performed in Ipi Ntombi, Porgy & Bess, and Little Shop of Horrors. Before her acting career, she worked in nursing, teaching, and waitressing, and she also has event management skills.

Connie appeared as a contestant on the first season of the e.tv game show I Love South Africa in 2014.

In April 2016, she announced her retirement from her role as Mamokete in Rhythm City to pursue her passion for farming. Her last appearance on the show was on April 20, 2016.

Thembi Seete as Gladys

Thembi Seete Profile Summary

Full Name	Thembi Seete
Date of Birth	25 March 1977
Nationality	South African
Occupation	Actress, Singer, Rapper, TV Presenter, Model
Known For	Member of former kwaito group Boom Shaka
Current Role	“Gladys” in the Mzansi Magic telenovela Gomora
Notable Works	– Boom Shaka (Kwaito Group)
	– Mzansi Magic telenovela Gomora (TV Series)
	– Various Music Albums and Singles

Thembi Seete Career

In 1994, she became a member of the kwaito supergroup called Boom Shaka. She continued performing with the group until they split in 2000. Then, in 2000, she had her debut film role in “Hijack Stories.” After that, she joined the SABC1 drama series “Yizo Yizo” and also sang the track “Sure Ntombazana” for the soundtrack of Yizo Yizo season 2. In the same year, she became a part of the SABC1 drama series “Gaz’lam,” where she portrayed the character “Lerato” until 2004. She also pursued a singing career, releasing her debut solo album, “Lollipop,” in 2001, followed by her second album, “S’matsatsa,” in 2004, which included popular solo tracks like “Shayi Zandla” and “Mphate Kahle.”

2005, she appeared in the direct-to-video film “Crossing the Line,” playing the role of “Pumla.” In 2006, she landed her first leading role in the SABC1 soccer drama series “Zone 14,” where she portrayed “Nina Moloi” for four seasons, receiving positive reviews.

2009, she released her adult contemporary album titled “Music Is My Life.” In 2014, she acted in the Mzansi Magic film “The Gift” and co-hosted the Mzansi Magic show “The Juice” with Bob Mabena. During the same period, she joined the popular e.tv soap opera “Rhythm City,” playing the role of “Bongi.”

In 2020, she took on another significant television role as “Gladys” in the Mzansi Magic telenovela “Gomora.” Additionally, in 2020, she appeared in the Netflix original series “Kings of Joburg.”

In 2021, she served as a guest judge in one episode of the seventeenth season of the Mzansi Magic singing reality competition, “Idols South Africa.”

Apart from her acting career, she also works as a beautician and owns the salon “Azuri.”

In February 2022, Seete was announced as a judge for the eighteenth season of “Idols South Africa,” and she returned for the following season in 2023.

HERE ARE SOME OTHER ACTORS FROM GOMORA

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Ntobeko Sishi and Ntokozo

Siphesihle Ndaba and Mazet

Ama Qamata and Buhle

Siya Xaba and Langa

Siyasanga Papu and Pretty

Khaya Mthembu and Sbonga

Themba Ndaba and Mbongeni

Sana Mchunu (as Sannah Mchunu)

David Butler as Financial Crimes Officer

Liopelo Maphathe as Boitumelo

Bokang Montjane (as Bokang Tshabalala) as Queen

Sibulele Gcilitshana as Detective Lusanda Kolisi

Makhosazana Ndlovu as Aunt

Shannon Esra as Sandra Stein

Vusi Kunene as Rodney

Robert Mpisi as London

KB Ngakane as Isaac Izwelethu Ngoveni (as Kabelo Ngakane)

Thulane Kubheka as Sheriff of the Court (as Thulani Kubheka)

Peter Mashigo as District Manager

Ernest Msibi as Mohato

Briony Horwitz as Doctor Johnston

Nonhle Thema as Cleo

Dineo Ranaka as Dineo Ranaka

Bongani Tshabalala as Policeman

Kabelo Moalusi as Detective Mahlasela

Sihle Ndaba as Manzi

Macebo Twalo as Gift (as Macebo Solomon Twalo)

Thami Mbongo as Mr. Bandile Qobo

Lindiwe Ndlovu as Sis Gcina

Phumzile Mlangeni as Aunty Dorah

Mmabatho Mogomotsi as Tono

Velephi Mnisi as Nomsa

Sicelo Buthelezi as Teddy

Thulani Mtsweni as Bongani