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Chiedza Mhende

Zimbabwean actress

Chi Mhende

Born

Charlene Chiedza Kudzai Mhende


19 October 1991

Harare, Zimbabwe

NationalityZimbabwean
Other namesChi
Alma materAFDA Cape Town
Occupation(s)Actress, voice artist
Years active2009–present
Height1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)

Charlene Chiedza 'Chi' Kudzai Mhende (born 19 October 1991), keep to a Zimbabweanactress, director and utterance over artist.[1] She is suited known for shocking audiences get a message to her convincing male portrayal custom 'Wandile Radebe' on the Southbound African soap opera Generations.

Personal life

Mhende was born on 19 October 1991 in Harare, Zimbabwe.[2]

Career

In 2015, she joined the Southeast African soap opera Generations in she played the role 'Wandile Radebe', a male role.[3] Probity show became a hit become peaceful continued to 4 seasons containing 1000 episodes.[4]

In 2006, Mhende prudent to Cape Town to interpret at The School for position Creative Economy.

She started region acting with the role 'Lady Capulet' in an Artscape making Romeo and Juliet.

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  • With the brilliant carrying out in it, she was select for many theater plays much as K. Sello Duiker's The Quiet Violence of Dreams, JM Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Taming of the Shrew, The Ludicrousness of Errors, and Richard III. She made the appearance interpolate Generations:The Legacy where she la-de-da a male role.[1] In 2008 she won the award financial assistance the Best Actress at AFDA awards.[5]

    She later worked with organisations such as the 'Bonfire Improv Theatre Company' and the 'Zakheni Arts Therapy Foundation' and grant to the drama in Southernmost Africa.

    She is also eminent as the voice of 'Siyaya' and Al Jazeera's global welfare series 'Lifelines'.

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  • Modern 2014, Mhende made her chaste cinema appearance with the skin Love the One You Love. The film had its president at the 2014 Durban Pandemic Film Festival where she has played the role 'Sandile' hoop she became the Best Actress.[1] In 2015, she was tabled for Promising Young Artist accolade at Africa Movie Academy Awards.[5]

    Filmography

    YearFilmRoleGenreRef.

    2015GenerationsWandile RadebeTV series
    2010The TunnelMonicaShort film
    2014Love the One You LoveTerriFilm
    2014Bridging WatersNarratorTV Mini–Series documentary
    2014HomelandAideTV series
    2014ScribblingsVivaShort film
    2015Siyaya: Realization Wild with UsNarratorTV series documentary
    2015Lazy SusanSusanShort film
    2015Jamillah and AladdinPhysicianTV series
    2016DetourHospital ReceptionistTV series
    2020Queen SonoMiri DubeTV series

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