An electrifying saga of supernatural warfare, family loyalty and the high cost of power in the Joburg underworld ...

The role of Shaka has been played by many other actors; notable among them the late Henry Cele in 1986 in the TV miniseries Shaka Zulu and in 2001 for the movie Shaka Zulu: The Last Great Warrior.

The saga of legendary African warrior Shaka Zulu comes to the screen in this continuation of the timeless tale from original miniseries creator Joshua Sinclair. From the moment he was born ...

Shaka Zulu: The Last Great Warrior. All these versions of Shaka were brought to life by South African actor Henry Cele, who was initially cast for the series role after he was seen acting as Shaka ...

The thespian has also appeared on Shaka Zulu, where he played the role of Shaka in 1988 after Henry Cele. He revealed that when he was approached for the role, he was told he would be paid R40 ...

We met up with Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, to learn about a weapon that was made famous by the Boer and Zulu Wars: the Martini-Henry ...

The lead actor of the famous Shaka Zulu movie Henry Cele was reportedly a professional footballer before he turned to acting. Various reports suggest that in the 1960s, he was a goalkeeper for ...

Just like the way the late Henry Cele did with his most memorable role ever, Shaka Zulu. He had so much presence with that character to the point where we all associate him with the iconic Zulu ...

Before his newfound fame on small screens, Cele was a footballer nicknamed “Black Cat” thanks to his prowess on goal. Many find it puzzling that Henry Cele played for Aces United in the 1960s.

The UNIA leader said that the man in question, whom Major Mackerel used as a marker of physical unattractiveness in Pretty Looks Done, was African actor and footballer Henry Cele who played Shaka, ...

“It's not easy to pull off what you and your team did with ‘Shaka iLembe’. Henry Cele's Shaka Zulu was epic, but you managed to keep us glued to our screens every Sunday with your ...