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By Paidashe Mandivengerei
Local comedienne, Madam Boss’s South African based agency, Becky Casting Agency’s official Facebook page has been hacked by a makeup and wildlife enthusiast.
The casting agency has been locked out of its social media page for almost a week now.
The hacker, whose identity remains unknown, has maintained all other information displayed on the page including the profile picture and contact details.
Over the past days days, video clips of makeup tutorials, wildlife, snippets from action movies and tik-tok videos have been shared on the Facebook page.
Becky Casting Agency founder, Becky real name Bekezela Dube said Information Technology experts were working on recovering the page.
Actor: some Christians have the devilâs heart By Mavi Ngcobo
SOME Christians have hearts of Satan.
This is according to Zimbabwe-born actor Chrispen Nyathi, who plays Pastor Charles in Mzansi Magic’s
Diepcity.
He said his character teaches him to self-introspect as a Christian.
“I portray Pastor Charles, a pastor who sometimes does ungodly things. This character has helped me grow, not just as an actor but as a Christian as well. We know that some Christians have devil’s heart and it’s sad. But Pastor Charles’ character is teaching me to sit down and ask myself if I’m doing the right things as a Christian,” said Chrispen.
ACTORSâ MARCH DATE SET!
Comments Organisers China Mokgalaboke, Nthabiseng Mashao and Katlego Khumalo agree that enough is enough of being paid low daily wages on set.
THE date and venue have been set for the massive march by actors who are extras on TV productions.
Thousands of Mzansi actors are calling for TV productions to stop paying them peanuts. They say enough is enough.
Speaking on behalf of the actors, Bekezela Dube, who owns Becky Casting Agency, said they have tolerated ill-treatment by productions for a long time.
She revealed that on 30 April, they will march to SABC studios in Joburg where they expect to meet TV productions executives, to hear their demands.