Actress Enhle Mbali makes 100 Most Impactful People in Africa 2023 list
Updated | By Jean-Mari Schmidt
Congratulations are in order for the multi-talented star!
Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has an impressive CV.
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She's well-known for her roles in various television series, which include 'iNkaba', 'Soul City', 'Rhythm City', 'Rockville', and '7de Laan'.
She also received international recognition when she was named best actress at the Screen ATX awards in the United States for her role in 'Four Walls' - and she will be starring in the upcoming Netflix film, 'Home Wrecker'.
Just when you think she can't possibly have time to do anything else, she surprises you by announcing a fashion brand and a television presenting gig.
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Her latest achievement however focuses on her unwavering commitment to uplifting communities, promoting social justice, and pioneering innovative business ventures.
Mbali has always been a loud and proud advocate for promoting social change, using her platforms to raise awareness and showing everyone that anything is possible when you have drive, passion, and determination.
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She shared the news of her being named one of the '100 Most Impactful People in Africa for 2023' on her social media, with a caption that was short and sweet:
We are excited to see what is next for this formidable woman!
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