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How a TikTok star landed the big gig on 'Top Billing'

May 17, 2026

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Sunday Tribune

IF THE South African dream had a signature theme song, it would undoubtedly be the opening notes of Top Billing.

- VUYILE MADWANTSI

How a TikTok star landed the big gig on 'Top Billing'

SINEMIVUYO Mpulu is a veteran in the South African voice-over industry, marking 10 years in the game in 2026. | TikTok

After a hiatus that left a void in the hearts of aspirational Mzansi, the blue-chip titan of lifestyle television is officially back, with episodes every Thursday at 7pm on S3.

This isn’t the old Top Billing, even though the icons are present.

The 2026 comeback is a strategic “masterclass in South African excellence”, blending the nostalgia of the OGs with the high-octane energy of the TikTok generation.

It’s the inception of lifestyle TV: a dream within a dream, now accessible via your smartphone screen.

The show has assembled a “justice league” of South African media. Returning to the fold are the architects of the brand: Dr Michael Mol, whose enduring charm remains a household staple, and the incomparable Basetsana Kumalo.

“Mama Basa” back on set is a full-circle moment for the nation; the 1994 Miss South Africa runner-up remains the gold standard of the “good life”.

Joining the icons are fan favourites like Jonathan Boynton-Lee, the 2012 search winner and a national sweetheart, and the multi-talented Dr Fez Mkhize.

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