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Pallance replaces Lungile on Rhythm City

 

Former Isibaya actor Pallance Dladla has taken over the role of S'bu Vilakazi on popular soapie 'Rhythm City'.

Pallance replaces Lungile Radu who has played S'bu Vilakazi since Rhythm City's inception in 2009.

"It has been a pleasure working with Lungile Radu. We wish him well in his future endeavours. We also welcome Pallance to the family and we are confident that the viewers will love him. Sbu's character is at the heart of the storyline and is loved by many loyal 'Rhythm City' viewers," says Group Head: e.tv Channels Division, Monde Twala.

Pallance previously acted in award winning dramas such as e.tv's 4 'Play: Sex Tips For Girls' and has won a SAFTA award for best supporting actor in 2012

He explained he was excited about the "journey" and role he was set to play on the soapie.

"I'm very excited about the journey I'm about to embark on with the actors that I'll be working with. At the same time, I'm also curious about the storyline," Pallance said.

He adds, "I aim to bring a voice for the young men out there who are trying to stand on their own two feet".

'Rhythm City' airs on etv at 6:30pm, Mondays to Fridays.

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