Former Zone 14 actor Kere Nyawo, often called “Popeye” opens up about his previous life, foreigners and the leisure trade.

‘POPEYE: ‘SOUTH AFRICANS LIKE TO SAY FOREIGNERS ARE TAKING THEIR JOBS‘

The previous Zone 14 and Isitha: The Enemy actor Kere Nyawo, who’s popularly often called “Popeye” criticises South Africans who’re in opposition to foreigners working within the nation.

Nyawo reveals on King David’s Podcast that South Africans want social training and training for survival.

“South Africans wish to say foreigners are taking their jobs, foreigners aren’t taking their jobs. They’re creating their very own jobs in South Africa as a result of they’ve seen a market in South Africa.”

“How do you develop South Africans to have the talents to face for themselves?” he asks.

Nyawo additionally reveals that foreigners are going to run South Africa sooner or later.

“There’s a time in South Africa the place the president of the nation shall be a foreigner,” he provides.

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‘ZONE 14’ ACTOR DISCUSSES HIS TV ROLES WITH SPINACH

The veteran actor Kere Nyawo additionally opens up about his TV roles together with his former Zone 14 co-star, Thulani Didi often called Spinach.

“Earlier than I joined Isitha, I began on The Black Door. I additionally labored with Mandla N [Isitha producer] on different TV exhibits.”

He provides that his on-screen and off-screen good friend and co-star, Thulani Didi just lately featured alongside him on e.television’s Isitha: The Enemy as Spinach.

“We get pleasure from working collectively. He was my colleagues, however now he’s, my brother. The Popeye and Spinach roles have additionally given us many alternatives within the company world,” says the actor.

The duo, Popeye and Spinach have additionally acted collectively on SABC1’s drama sequence, Yizo Yizo, Zone 14 amongst many extra TV exhibits.

TVSA experiences that Nyawo has additionally appeared in Isibaya, The River, Ga Re Dumele, Gauteng Maboneng and plenty of extra.

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