TV stars and directors have come together to celebrate the contribution made by the late 'father of black theatre', Gibson Kente, to the industry.
TV stars and directors have come together to celebrate the contribution made by the late"father of black theatre", Gibson Kente, to the industry by unveiling a tombstone.
Sebezo said: “As his protégés, it is important to remember him this way. Kente played a big role in the theatre and TV industry. I am one of his products and I have won awards because of Bra Gibb's teachings and mentoring. We are thankful that the family allowed us to do this for him.” Kente’s sister, Nomathemba Kela, said her brother had invested a lot in SA arts and had created stars and so deserved to be honoured.
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