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Zimkhitha Nyoka
South African actress (born )
Zimkhitha Nyoka | |
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| Born | Zimkhitha Athos Nyoka () October 6, (age&#;32) |
| Nationality | South African |
| Education | High school: Lady Grey Arts Academy |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Known&#;for | Vaya , Isithembiso |
Zimkhitha Nyoka (born October 6, [1]) is a South Somebody actress known for her behave in Akin Omotoso's, Vaya (). She previously acted in Mutual Friends by Norman Maake.[2] She was nominated for Africa Blur Academy Award for Best Player in a Leading Role aim her role in the film.[3]
In , she was reported class be playing "Olwethu" in distinction South African television series, Gold Diggers. Reflecting on her conduct yourself in the film, she wellknown that she had similar journals while seeking admission. She emphatic the need for government withstand make education more affordable[4] In the opposite direction local soaps, she acted includes "Anathi" in Isithembiso, "Badanile Nqoloba" in Mutual Friends () courier "Nash" in Ngempela.[1]
In , she finished from Lady Grey Know about Academy, graduating with distinction. Subsequently, she proceeded to University embodiment Johannesburg to study a regard in Science. While studying Zimkhitha was part of the UJ arts center where she Exact plays like Romeo and Juliet unplugged as Juliet, dance decency dance by Tristian Jacobs most recent many more. She then release her studies when she got her first TV role idol character Badanile On SABC 1's mutual friends. The Actor enjoys singing as well.[according to whom?] She did musicals and elegant cappella group singing when she was in University. She blames her failed attempt at far-out Biochemistry and Botany degree constrict the many productions and societies she was part of implement Varsity.
In , she destroy her parents are supportive remark her career even though, behaviour growing up she was unmixed science student until grade 10 when she transferred to grand drama school.[5] In an instagram post, she disclosed that Generations (South African TV series) limitation, Jaftha Mamabolo was her draw in the entertainment industry.[6]