SA Actor Wiseman Sithole Passes Away Suddenly at 51: Tributes Pour In!
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South Africa's entertainment industry is mourning the loss of veteran actor Wiseman Sithole, who passed away suddenly on Sunday night, just two days after celebrating his 51st birthday. The cause of death has not yet been revealed.
ERM Stars, Sithole's agency, released a statement expressing their profound sadness: "It is with the greatest sadness that we share the shattering news of Wiseman Sithole's sudden passing. We are honoured to have worked alongside this legend of an actor. He touched many lives as a friend, relative, and to his audience on screen. We will miss you so much Wiseman! We will release more details and arrangements upon instruction by his dear family."
Born on 27 June 1974, Wiseman Sithole was a highly respected figure in South African theatre, known for his performances at numerous arts festivals. His television career included a memorable role in e.tv's drama series *Shooting Stars*, where he played a nefarious soccer agent. He also appeared in SABC2's *90 Plein Street* and *Die Sentrum*, as well as Showmax's *Catch me a Killer*, where he portrayed Mlungisi Gwala.
Sithole's extensive filmography includes roles in *Konfetti*, *Zulu*, *Cape of Good Hope*, and *Eine Liebe in Afrika*. He also played the bus driver in the 2010 film *Master Harold and the boys*. His versatile talent allowed him to seamlessly transition between stage, television, and film, earning him the admiration of colleagues and fans alike.
Tributes have been pouring in from across the country, with many remembering Sithole as a talented and dedicated performer. He will be deeply missed by the South African entertainment community.
Remembering Wiseman Sithole's Career Highlights
- *Shooting Stars* (e.tv)
- *90 Plein Street* (SABC2)
- *Die Sentrum* (SABC2)
- *Catch me a Killer* (Showmax)
- *Konfetti* (Film)
- *Zulu* (Film)