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Mpumi Mpama on delivering television excellence with 'Empini'
Sunday Tribune
|June 22, 2025
SINCE May last year, Empini has been captivating viewers with its riveting take on the dangerous world of private security.
The local crime drama centres around Ndoni Themba, played by Nambitha Ben-Mazwi, a deeply troubled private security bodyguard who is in search of answers. But her journey takes her into the perilous world of the industry where uncertainty and betrayal are around the corner.
The award-winning actress, who is acclaimed for her roles on Savage Beauty, Kings of Jo'Burg and Happiness Ever After, shares the screen with a star-studded cast.
This includes Mpumi Mpama, Nqobile Sipamla, Owen Sejake, Charmaine Mtinta, Angela Sithole, Sparky Xulu and Amahle Khumalo.
Ben-Mazwi explained during a previous interview with Independent Media Entertainment that “we all put our blood, sweat and tears into this show”.
“We all share the same vision, we want this show to be a success, and it was so heartwarming for me to see everyone being so invested in this story.”
She also spoke about her pride after landing her first leading role in an action series with Empini.
“I've been praying for an action role and I really wanted to get into a completely different genre which I haven’t done yet and I was hungry for this so I believe that timing is everything,” she said.
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