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In May 2019, she joined the cast of Africa’s first Netflix Original, QUEEN SONO, as SOG Director-General, Miriro Dube.

In 2014 Chi received the Best Actress Award at the Durban International Film Festival for her lead role in the feature film, Love the One You Love, directed by Jenna Bass.

She is the voice of ‘Siyaya’ and Al Jazeera’s global health series ‘Lifelines’.

Mhende also appeared in various films and television which include Evil in Our Midst, The Tunnel, Stokvel 6, Mad Dogs 3, and Love the One You Love, which made its debut at the 2014 Durban International Film Festival.

Chiedza has also won awards for ‘Wallbridge Award Best Shakespearean Item – National Allied Arts, Harare 2003 & 2004’, Best Actress – AFDA 2008 and Best Actress – Durban International Film Festival 2014.

This role also led to an African Movie Academy Award Nomination for Promising Young Artist.

In July 2015, Chiedza Mhende accepted the role of Wandile Radebe on SABC 1’s Generations: The Legacy.

As a voice-over artist with over ten years of experience, she has voiced for numerous local and international documentaries, TV and Radio spots.

She is always active on social media to contribute her quota to trending issues.

• Instagram handle – @chi_mhende
• Twitter handle – @chi_mhende

Personal Life

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In an interview, Chiedza Mhende said, “I feel that you know, I am the one who decided to come into this career-not my parents, not siblings, and not whatever partner am with. Later that year, celebrating the Panto season’s 30th anniversary, Chiedza Mhende made her Joburg Theatre debut Janice Honeyman’s Pinocchio, as the villainous Pussy Galore The Cat.

In March 2019, Chiedza Mhende left Generations as an actor and began training as a trusted house cleaning service and Multicam director under mentor Ronnie Lennox.

For her performance as Terri in the movie, she took up the Best Actress prize at the 2014 Durban Film Festival.

Additionally, she has appeared in a number of short films, such as The Tunnel, Scribblings, and Lazy Susan. In addition, she has a strong foundation in Art Therapy; this is due to the experience she garners when she worked as a drama practitioner for the Zakheni Arts Foundation and as an Improve artist with the Bonfire Theatre Company.

In July 2017, she restaged Sue Pam-Grant’s comedy-drama, Chasing Chairs, opposite Theo Landey.

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Chiedza Mhende is, however, not married and is said to be dating the fellow actor, Andile Nebulae.

The movie, which is set in Cape Town, centers on a sex-line operator, a dog trainer, and a computer technician who start to wonder if strange conspiracies are at work in their love relationships. The show became a hit and continued to 4 seasons including 1000 episodes.

In 2006, Mhende moved to Cape Town to study at The School for the Creative Economy.

She started theater acting with the role ‘Lady Capulet’ in an Artscape production Romeo and Juliet.

With the brilliant performance in it, she was selected for many theater plays such 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 Comedy of Errors, and Richard III.

She made the appearance in Generations:The Legacy where she played a male role.

Chiedza executed her male role character Wandile brilliantly. She also as a receptionist in Christopher Smith’s independent film Detour, about a young law student who must choose between killing his adulterous stepfather and grieving for his dying mother.

She made her television debut on the SABC1 soap opera Generations: The Legacy in mid-December 2015 as Wandile “Wandi” Radebe, Zola’s kid, in a mystery gender plot.

The actress revealed that she was using the role as a mouthpiece for the LGBTI community.

Things you didn’t know about Chiedza Mhende aka Wandile from Generations:

• Chi Mhende was born and raised in Zimbabwe
• She attended an all girls catholic school
• When she was seven years old, Mhende was part of the drama school club
• In 2006, moved to Cape Town, South Africa, to study AFDA, the South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance
• In 2010 Artscape production of “Romeo and Juliet” she played a role as Lady Capulet
• She also played in number of theatre productions which includes A Midsummer Night’s Dream as Titania and many more
• Other theatre credits include K.

  Sello Duiker’s “The Quiet Violence of Dreams”, JM Coetzee’s “Waiting for the Barbarians”, “Taming of the Shrew”, “The Comedy of Errors”, and “Richard III”

• She is the first woman to play a male character on Generations

Besides acting, the talented actress is also a voice-over artist.

She said she had a harrowing childhood experience because Chiedza Mhende was sexually abused and raped when she was young.

In an interview, she made this known and said she would not like to talk more about her childhood experience.

Education

Chiedza Mhende had her pre-tertiary education in Zimbabwe but got admitted to the school of the creative economy in 2006, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Live Performance from AFDA Cape Town in 2009.

Career

After her study at AFDA, Chiedza Mhende got into the Cape Town theatre, and in 2010, she made her debut, taking the role of Lady Capulet in the classic play Romeo and Juliet produced by Artscape.

It was her first television leading role.

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Chi Mhende Net Worth

She has an estimated net worth of $200,000 which she has earned as an actress.