By Tamlyn Canham
The friends and family of late actor Shona Ferguson are celebrating his major win at the Hollywood and African Prestigious Awards.
Shona won ‘Best Lead’ for his role on Netflix’s hit local show, ‘Kings of Jo’Burg’. His wife, Connie Ferguson, says she is “beyond elated” at the news.
She says Shona’s passion and creative genius went unrecognised for the “longest time”.
“… but that never discouraged nor deterred you from your plans and vision for Ferguson Films. To say I’m proud of my husband would be the biggest understatement! This guy! This guy! Not only was he the biggest dreamer but also the hardest worker in the room!” she wrote on Instagram.
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Connie says Shona is sorely missed but fondly remembered.
“Congratulations Hubby! We receive this in your honor! May the memory of you never fade in people’s minds and hearts!… You truly are one of a kind! Chosen to defy death!”
Shona’s daughter, Lesedi Matsunyane-Ferguson, also took to social media to celebrate Shona.
“As Kamala Harris would say… We did it, Sho! I wish more than anything that you could have seen this in person. You deserve these flowers and more. To the cast and crew of ‘Kings of Jo’burg’ none of this would have been possible without each and everyone of you. This was our win,” she wrote on her Instagram Story.
We did it, Sho ✨😭♥️🙏🏽🕊.
Well done Fah, @cindythando4 and the @KingsOfJoburg fam. We really did it. #TheSHOgoeson @Ferguson_Films #HAPAawards pic.twitter.com/L8EN91jrLZ
— Sedii Matsunyane-Ferguson (@SediiMatsunyane) October 25, 2021
‘Kings of Jo’Burg’ wins big
The HAPAwards, also known as HAPA, were held in Los Angeles on Sunday. ‘Kings of Jo’Burg’ also bagged two other awards at the ceremony. Cindy Mahlangu, who played Phumzi, received the ‘Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series (Africa)’ gong.
‘Kings of Jo’Burg’ also took home the ‘Outstanding Drama Series in Africa’ award.
The series’ co-executive producer Samad Davis received all three awards on behalf of the cast.
“The smile on my brother and co-executive producer on @samaddavis face is very telling of the joy he felt in his heart when he received these awards on behalf of @ferguson_films,” Connie wrote on Instagram.
“These are major wins for all of us! I am so proud of this show and the hard work and passion that went into creating and making it! So much investment from everyone! To God be the Glory!” she added.



