‘Skeem Saam’ Actress Mosa Nkwashu Keeps Quiet Over GCSE Results
Actress Mosa Nkwashu, who plays Lewatle Babeile in Skeem Saam, Keeps Quiet Over GCSE Results
The 17-year-old beauty queen and actress plays a Grade 10 student in the SABC1 educational drama
The talented actress from Mokopane in Limpopo previously revealed that she will be in Grade 12 in 2024
Actress and model Mosa Nkwashu, who studied at the same time as Khanyi Mbau’s daughter, has kept quiet about her Grade 12 results on social media.
While actors Khanyi Mbau and Sannah Mchunu have been full of praise for their daughter’s GCSE results, Nkwashu has remained silent.
The rising star revealed in an October 2024 interview with Daily Sun that she is in Grade 12 and thanked the community for supporting her.
“I really appreciate the endless love and support from the community and social media and it is never unexpected. I appreciate all of you and that love and support makes my job easier. It further affirms that my dream is valid and I need to continue,” she said.
The actress has not responded to media inquiries at the time of writing.
Actress finds her role in the TV series challenging The actress had previously revealed in the interview that she found her role as a teenager in the TV series challenging.
She added that her character was interesting and faced some situations that she had never personally experienced.
Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela has announced her debut role in the 2022 teen drama series as Sergeant Enos Babeile’s daughter, Lewatle Babeile.
She stars opposite Mahlatse Magongwa, played by award-nominated actor Phillip Thobejane. Other cast members on the show include Letetswe Kunutu, played by rising star Mahlatse Moropo.
While award-winning actor Thabiso Molokomme plays Paxtong Kgomo and Zizo Sobhutyu plays Mosebjadi.
What you need to know about Mosa Nkwashu Mosa Nkwashu, born in 2007, hails from Mahwelereng, Limpopo. Her passion for modelling began in her childhood, inspired by watching shows like America’s Next Top Model.
Her journey began when her school held a beauty pageant, sparking her ambition.
Encouraged by her supportive mother, Khensani, who bought her a pair of high heels, Mosa began pursuing her dream.
