Noluthando meje biography of albert
Noluthando Meje
South African actress and singer
Noluthando Meje | |
|---|---|
| Born | Noluthando Meje Nqayi () 30 October (age&#;38)[1] Cape Town, South Africa |
| Nationality | South African |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, singer, TV presenter |
| Years&#;active | –present |
| Relatives | Sobantu Nqayi (brother) |
Noluthando 'Nolly'Meje Nqayi (born 30 October )[1] is a South African actress and singer.[2] She is best known for her roles in the popular serials Farewell Ella Bella, Swartwater and Silent Witness.[3]
Personal life
Meje was born on 30 October ,[1] in Cape Town, South Africa.
She completed her education from Camps Bay High School in Cape Town.
Noluthando meje biography of albert New on TV today: Thursday 23 January My Blogs. Mzansi Love - Season 2 Kasi Style. Show Pictures.Her younger brother, Sobantu Nqayi is also a popular actor in South African television and cinema.[4]
Career
In , Meje reached the top of the first season of the M-Net reality competition Idols South Africa.[5] In , she became one of top 12 finalists on the second season, tying for eleventh place.
In , she again contested in the seventh season and became a top 16 finalist—this time, resulting in a tenth place finish.[4]
Meje appeared in several television series such as Shooting Stars, Home Affairs and Interrogation Room. She presented the television shows Destination SA and What's Your Story? In December , she replaced Prudence Moabelo as the host of the third season of the youth talk show Keeping it Real.[5] In , she joined the reality dance competition serial Jam Alley Crew vs Crew as a co-host with Slikour.
In the same year, she was invited to act in the comedy series Sketch U Later. In late , she replaced Mac Leshomo as the host of the dance reality competition serial Turn It Out.[4]
On 28 April , Meje joined the popular television soapie Isidingo where she played the role of domestic worker Zukisa Kondile.[6][7] In , she became the host of the first season of the reality competition The Sing-Off SA.[4] In , she appeared in the film Farewell Ella Bella, in the role of Khanyisa.[3]
Filmography
| Year | Film | Role | Genre | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kap der guten Hoffnung | Mabel | TV series | ||
| Stokvel | Kuki | TV series | ||
| Silent Witness | Cynthia Tghilolo | TV series | ||
| Swartwater | Faith Malinga | TV series | ||
| De(Con)Struction of Love | Short film | |||
| Promise | Mbali | Short film | ||
| Farewell Ella Bella | Khanyisa | Film |