Top 10 Hottest Actress of South Africa

Top 10 hottest actresses in South Africa
10.Ferry Jele
Born: South Africa
Ferry Jele is a South African actress, singer, dancer and voice artist best known for her role as Tina in the television series Mzansi. She also starred as domestic worker Florence Malinga in the Mzansi Magic telenovela Inkaba, from 2012-2013. Awards: Golden Horn Award for Best Achievement in Directing - Telenovela.

9.Linda Sokhulu
Born: Durban, South Africa
Linda Sokhulu is a South African actress. In 2014, she received best actress nomination at the 10th Africa Movie Academy Awards. Starting in 2004, Sokhulu played "Cleo Khuzwayo" in Generations.[1] In 2013, Sokhulu starred in her first feature film, Felix, and played the role of the mother of an aspiring teenage saxophonist. She got nominated for best actress at SAFTA and Africa Movie Academy Awards.[2] The film also won awards at Durban International Film Festival, where it was described as "a worthy contender with any Hollywood blockbuster".[3][4][5] In 2007, she played "Nomathemba" in local soap Ubizo: The Calling. In 2008, she play "Pamela" in Sokhulu & Partners.[1]


8. Lerato Mvelase
Born Soweto, South Africa
She has 2 children nemingly Makayla Mvelase, Nkanyezi Samukelisiwe Mvelase
She worked in movies like Movies: Life Above All, The Hangman, Umkhungo
She got nominated for: Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film.


7. Joyce Skefu
Born in botswana
oyce Skefu is a South African actress best known for her role as Maletsatsi Khumalo in the e.tv soapie Scandal!. ... Maletsatsi Khumalo. ... Skeem Saam Teasers - January 2019., she went to live with her grandmother in Bloemfontein a few years later as her parents were working in Johannesburg. “I moved in with my parents after matric to continue with my studies,” says the actress. She explains that her late parents were against the idea of her becoming an actress, but she went against their will. “I lied to them in order for them to allow me to study drama as they wanted me to study teaching. They wanted me to have a career that would get me a job as soon as I finished studying,” she says. “But I had a passion for acting and I did theatre for years and travelled a lot until Muvhango headhunted me to play Doris.”Nothing scandalous about Joyce Skefu. By Faeza. 07 July 2017. Actress shares her secret to her staying power and overcoming bad events in her life. TV shows: Abomama
6. Kagiso Rakosa

5. Keketso Semoko
Born: Soweto, South Africa
Keketso Semoko is a South African actress best known for her role as Ma Agnes Matabane in the SABC3 soapie Isidingo, from July 1998 to August 2014. Born on 10 June, she is the youngest of nine children, with six brothers and two sisters. Her father died in an accident when she was 15 and her mother is a retired nurse. Awards: Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a TV Soap


4.Connie Ferguson
Born: Kimberley, South Africa
Connie Ferguson is a Motswana actress, film-maker/ producer and a business woman born in Lobatse, Botswana. In 1994 she aired on South Africa's most popular Soap Opera, Generations. In October 2014 she agreed to reprise her role as Karabo after a three-year absence from Generations

3. Sindi Dlathu
Born in Meadowlands, Soweto, South Africa
Sindi Dlathu is a South African actress. She was an actress on Muvhango as Thandaza Mokoena where she played a role as a wife to Ranthumeng Mokoena, who they had two children Vusi and Dakalo Nominations: Golden Horn Award for Best Actress - Telenovela


2. Nthati Moshesh
Born in Katlehong, South Africa
Speaking to ENCA on her film and television preferences, she explained that she isn't critical about the televised medium being used, as long as the message is being passed across. She has acted in the tv series Soldier Soldier and Home Affairs and the TV mini-series Human Cargo. However, she stated that film sets requires more sophistication, and she prefers the technicalities that comes with it.[1]In 2014, she was reported to be one of the cast in Saint and Sinners soap, which airs on Mzanzi Magic.[2] In 2015, she acted in Ayanda, which opened the 36th Durban International Film Festival.[3] She also got her first AMAA best actress nomination for her role in the film.[4] In 2016, she won the best actress in a lead role award at 2016 South African Film and Television Awards.[5] In article from April 2019 she talks about the struggles she has been true the last year not working for eight months but no she is back on screen as the no-nonsense cult leader, Masabatha, on hit prison drama, Lockdown. Nominations: Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, MORE.
Awards: Golden Horn Award for Best Actress in a Lead Role in a TV Drama, MORE


• Moshidi Motshegwa
Born in south africa
Moshidi Motshegwa is an actress and writer, known for Noem My Skollie: Call Me Thief (2016), Critical Assignment (2004) and Black Sails (2014).