This is the life story of Zola Nombona, a well-liked figure in the entertainment world due to her talent and devotion as an actress from South Africa.
Actress Zola Nombona’s Childhood and Schooling
On March 10, 1992, in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, Zola Nombona was born. She went to Grahamstown’s Victoria Girls’ High School before deciding to pursue dramatic arts college studies. The actress from the University of the Witwatersrand graduated with honors.
Actress Zola Nombona’s Career
With her portrayal of Shado in the 2013 drama series Intersexions on SABC 1, Zola’s acting career really took off. It was her first significant acting role.
She then played Monde in the television drama series Lockdown (2015), which was based in a fictitious high-security female jail, and Roxanne in the e.tv drama Zbondiwe. In 2023, Zola was selected to star in the lead role of Mzansi Magic’s telenovela My Brother’s Keeper, which will also feature Wiseman Mncube and Lindani Nkosi in the cast.
Filmography of Zola Nombona
Zola has demonstrated her flexibility as an actress by participating in a number of television projects. Among her noteworthy roles are:
As Constance Dladla, Ingoma
Z’bondiwe as Roxanne (Lead Role) Forced Love as Kat Minola Number Number as Zee iThuba Lokugcina as Zodwa Bhengu
Lockdown as Constable Brightness, Monde eHostela
Pamela Khoza as Isono in Zoleka Generations: The Legacy
Life of Zola Nombona in Private
Cebelihle is the couple’s child, and Zola is married to Thomas Gumede. Unathi Nombona is her younger sister.
Zola Nombona Awards and Honors
Nombona’s six SAFTA nominations are evidence of her skill and commitment to the industry. Her performances in Zbondiwe and Lockdown have earned her multiple nominations, and she took home the Best Actress in a Made for TV Movie (Ingoma) award at the 2016 SAFTA Golden Horn.
Zola Nombona Entrepreneurship and Brand Impact
In addition to her acting career, Zola has ventured into business and brand partnerships. She started the opulent shapewear for ladies’ online store LXVE.
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