| Zandile Msutwana | |
| Birth Place: | King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa |
| Birth Name: | Zandile Msutwana |
| Birth Date: | 6 July 1979 |
| Occupation: | Actress |
| Years Active: | Early 2000s - present |
| Known For: | The Queen as Vuyiswa Jola |
Zandile Msutwana (born 6 July 1979 in King William's Town) is a South African actress best known for her leading role as Akua Yenana on the 2007–2010 SABC 1 drama series Society.
She was enrolled at UCT where she achieved a Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama.[1]
Msutwana started her acting career whilst at university, having appeared on productions such as; King Lear, The Suit, Brink, Trojan Women.
Her professional acting career began in 2007 where she portrayed a lead role on SABC 1's drama series Society. She starred as Akua Yenana, a stockbroker then a lady of leisure until its departure in 2010.[2]
In 2009, she starred a main role as the bride, Ayanda, on the White Wedding film alongside Kenneth Nkosi, the groom, and Rapulana Seiphemo, the best man.[3]
In 2013, she portrayed a main role on Mzansi Magic's Zabalaza until its departure in 2015 which featured Baby Cele.[4]
In 2016, on Mzansi Magic's drama series Isikizi; she starred as Nomazwe, a mother who gives birth to a prince's son who is declared by the king's Sangoma (traditional healer) as a cursed newborn who'll grow to kill his father and marry his mother.[5]
She starred the role of princess Nomakhwezi on Igazi's Season 1, a Shona and Connie Ferguson production, alongside Vatiswa Ndara, Jet Novuka and the late Nomhle Nkonyeni.[6]
She currently stars a main role of Vuyiswa Jola on The Queen, alongside Shona Ferguson and Connie Ferguson.[7]
Her other television casts include Home Affairs, Mtunzini.com, Isidingo, Rhythm City and Soul City.[8] and her other film casts include The Algiers Murders and A Small Town Called Descent.[9]
| 2007- 2010 | Akua Yenana | ||
| 2016 - 2022 | The Queen | Vuyiswa Jola | |
| 2014 | Igazi | Nomakhwezi | |
| 2016 | Isikizi | Nomazwe | |
| 2023 - present | Zimkhitha Mxenge |
She was nominated the SAFTA Golden Horn: Best Supporting Actress award in 2010 for her role in the 2009 White Wedding film.[10]