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AND its farewell to Isidingo for actress Kgomotso Christopher. PICTURE: SUPPLIED ACTRESS Kgomotso Christopher  announced that she would be leaving Isidingo , SABC3’s signature daily drama series. As one of the prime-time show’s leading actors her exit from the award-winning programme comes at a time when  Christopher is keen to explore new acting roles and opportunities. In her role as Katlego Sibeko, Christopher has been one of show’s anchors, adding to the series’ sustained success  over the years.  Said Endemol Shine CEO, Sivan Pillay: “We will miss and thank her for the pivotal and positive part she’s played. “Kgomotso’s talent, grace, charm and absolute professionalism will be missed by cast, crew and fans alike.” Christopher’s final performance will air on the 13th April 2016 and, in trademark Isidingo style, viewers can look forward  to some riveting television, as only it and its stellar cast can deliver. Isidingo airs Monday to...

Singer Koyo Bala has passed away. PICTURE: Koyo Bala/ Instagram AFTER a three battle with anal cancer, musician Koyo Bala   died around 9am yesterday at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town "surrounded by his three sisters". The 36-year-old singer who was part of pop gay trio 3Sum - a   pop band comprised of Bala, Amstel Maboa and the deceased Jeff Moyo - they were known in the entertainment industry as activists for gay rights and their hit   Butterfly . 3Sum's remaining member Amstel Maboa (in leaopard print) with deceased band mates Koyo Bala and Jeff Moyo. PICTURE: Timeslive According to his cousin Linda Bala, the muso was "admitted to hospital on Sunday around 4PM after he complained about pain". This was two hours since his landing from a trip to Johannesburg when he was staying with his long term friend and group member, Maboa. "We suspect that his kidney had failed and he relapsed. When he came back from Johannesburg he went to s...