By Katlego Sekhu

Generations: The Legacy creator and producer Mfundi Vundla has been honoured with an Order of Ikhamanga by the Presidency.
The Order of Ikhamanga is a South African honour instituted on 30 November 2003 and is granted by the President of South Africa for achievements in arts, culture, literature, music, journalism, and sports.
Mfundi Vundla has been at the helm of Generations since the first episode aired in 1993.
The team at Generations: The Legacy expressed pride in the role Vundla has played in creating the iconic drama.
According to a post shared on Generations: The Legacy’s social media page, “Vundla played an active role in bringing about the demise of Apartheid and supporting the liberation movement while in exile. Mr. Vundla played an important role in securing bursaries and opportunities for numerous South Africans who have gone on to play their own historical role in the Fine Arts of our country.”
After “returning from exile and launching Generations”, Mr. Vundla “created Backstage, another influential soapie that would launch several more important careers.”
Moreover, he Executive Produced “In My Country starring Samuel L. Jackson and Magic Cellar, an animated children’s TV series that has won more than 29 international accolades.”
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