KHAN KHALII

I think it was refreshing for everyone to see Nomzamo embody the evolving archetype of the post-apartheid South African single mother: an independent, professionally ambitious and socially adaptable Black woman who's identity didn’t subscribe to a conventional expectations of womanhood. In addition to that, Tshepo(her son), represented another equally important dimension of the show's social commentary. A young South African "cheeseboy" in an urbanised, multicultural/racial and socially integrated society. His character offered an interesting perspective on the class dynamics shaping the identities in a "New South Africa."