Bongani speaks to Sello Maake ka Ncube Acting legend

In the 1990s, Jam Alley had families across the country glued to their TV screens at 6.30 pm on Fridays during the era of its first presenters. Nimrod Nkosi, then known as The Sheriff, presented the show with Vinolia "V-Mash" Mashego, alongside Leon Mazibuko and Samantha Adams.

News broke yesterday that Vinolia Mashego, known as V-Mash, passed away in her home last Friday at the age of 56. Her energetic presenting style and catchphrases such as "Iyoh, bangani, iyoh", inspired many in the country. She was also a musician and acted
on some of the country's most popular programmes in that era.

Bongani speaks to Sello Maake ka Ncube Acting legend In the 1990s, Jam Alley had families across the country glued to their TV screens at 6.30 pm on Fridays during the era of its first presenters. Nimrod Nkosi, then known as The Sheriff, presented the show with Vinolia "V-Mash" Mashego, alongside Leon Mazibuko and Samantha Adams.
News broke yesterday that Vinolia Mashego, known as V-Mash, passed away in her home last Friday at the age of 56. Her energetic presenting style and catchphrases such as "Iyoh, bangani, iyoh", inspired many in the country. She was also a musician and acted on some of the country's most popular programmes in that era.

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