Kaya 959 Reporter
Actress Thembi Mtshali-Jones is overjoyed as she adds yet another accolade to her resume.
Mtshali-Jones, 72, began her career in the entertainment sector in the 1970s with a professional stage performance in a musical production at Durban University of Technology’s Faculty of Arts and Design.
She has been in a number of popular dramas, series, soap operas, and comedies, and has won numerous honors.
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Mtshali-Jones had her first major television appearance as Thoko in ‘Sgudi Snaysi’ in 1988, which was an instant hit and launched her acting career.
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— Actor Spaces (@actorspaces) May 20, 2022
A huge milestone has been achieved in the arts, legendary actress 🎭 Thembi Mtshali-Jones being awarded an honorary doctorate from Durban University of Technology
Cheers to our legend👏🏾🥂
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She wears numerous hats in the entertainment world in addition to acting. The veteran actor was humbled by the DUT’s gesture and dedicated her honour to the artists who have been affected by the Covid-19 outbreak and those who have died as a result.
She urged young aspiring musicians not to give up on their goals.
She said, ” Keep working on refreshing and finding ways to upgrade your talent. It’s not an easy journey. Many disappointments and rejections will come along the way. Just stay focused. Remember, no matter how small the role is, it is just as important – it might lead you to bigger things.
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