The multi-award-winning actress starred in several South African TV shows and became a household name.
Connie Chiume, a veteran South African actor who appeared in Marvel film Black Panther, has died at the age of 72, her family has announced.
Chiume graced South African TV for decades in shows such as Rhythm City, with the country’s public broadcaster SABC News describing her as a "beacon of hope" in their tribute. She was also highly celebrated for her appearances in Beyoncé’s Disney musical film based on The Lion King, in which she played Simba’s mother, Sarabi.
Later in 2009, she received a South African Film and Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama for her role as Stella Moloi in the family drama Zone 14.
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