SABC3 soapie "Isidingo" recently turned 19 years old and the celebration party was one for the books. Held at the Gold Reef City on Thursday night, cast members and the who's who of showbiz came ...

PRODUCTION of the popular SABC 3 soapie Isidingo will continue despite the damage caused by a fire on the set on Wednesday evening, says SABC spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago... PRODUCTION of the popular ...

Although it didn't have the highest viewership at the SABC, Isidingo remains one of the most loved South African soap operas. Distinguished by its dialogue, which was multilingual, the show premiered ...

JOHANNESBURG - Radio personality and musician Sibusiso "DJ Sbu" Leope says legendary actor Darlington Michaels was a father to the nation. The actor, fondly known as Papa G – his character’s name in ...

Most people will recognise Karin van der Laag as Maggie in the popular local soapie Isidingo. With the new Pierre van Pletzen farce, My Boetie se Sussie se Ou, she returns to the stage in a show that ...

Cape Town – The SABC3 soap Isidingo on Friday pulled the plug on yet another longtime character, killing off Frank Xavier. On Friday evening viewers had to watch as son Calvin Xavier (Maurice Paige) ...

Cape Town – There's yet another shake-up in front of, and behind the scenes at SABC3's local soap Isidingo with Kgomotso Christopher who've exited the soap and head writer Rohan Dickson taking over as ...

Frank is on the edge of making a decision he could regret for the rest of his life. Sechaba risks provoking Georgie’s wrath. Charlie sticks her neck out for her parents again, not knowing what she is ...

Hello is that Tyson? No, he doesn't exist. The SABC was fined R10,000 for invasion of privacy after unintentionally giving out a woman's cellphone number on air during an episode of soapie "Isidingo".

ONCE upon a time nothing could keep me from watching my favourite soapie Isidingo! ONCE upon a time nothing could keep me from watching my favourite soapie Isidingo! So what has happened to it? It is ...

The first time I saw actor Motlatsi Mafatshe in character was in 2006 during the screening of SABC1’s "When We Were Black," an engaging four-part drama series on life in Soweto before the tragic 16 ...