Mbuso Khoza Confirms Leaving Umkhokha: The Curse To Focus On Podcast
Fans of Umkhokha: The Curse were left devastated when actor Mbuso Khoza, who portrayed the character of Babu Maphalala, made his exit from the popular telenovela.
However, the reason behind his departure is not what fans might expect. According to inside sources, Khoza decided to leave the show in order to focus on his new venture – a podcast called Ndabezitha.
The podcast, set to launch soon, will delve into various cultural issues, with a particular focus on matters affecting the Zulu nation. This move shows Khoza’s dedication to exploring different mediums to express his creativity and share his insights.
Despite his success on Umkhokha: The Curse, Khoza revealed that he never imagined himself being on TV, let alone acting.
However, he expressed no regrets about his time on the show, stating that it has been a life-changing experience that revived his brand as a vocalist. Khoza is grateful for the opportunity and considers it one of his favourite blessings.
In addition to his acting talents, Khoza is also a cultural practitioner, singer, and theatre producer. He frequently travels the world for concerts and other cultural events, showcasing his diverse range of skills and passions.
As news of Khoza’s departure spread on social media, fans couldn’t help but notice the absence of his songs since his character’s disappearance from the screens.
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One user jokingly questioned if Khoza had taken his songs with him, as they no longer heard his music. While it’s unclear whether Khoza’s character and his songs are connected, fans can still look forward to his upcoming podcast, where they can continue to enjoy his unique perspective and talents.
So, while Mbuso Khoza may have bid farewell to Umkhokha: The Curse, his departure marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his career, as he ventures into the world of podcasting and continues to make his mark in the entertainment industry.
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