Legendary Actress Susan Chenjerai “Mai Rwizi” Has Died

Actress Susan Chenjerai “Mai Rwizi” Has Died

Veteran actress and musician Susan Chenjerai popularly known for her role as Mai Rwizi on the iconic TV drama Mukadota has died.

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Her daughter Maylene announced her death today.

She was well known for portraying the famous “Mai Rwizi” character in the drama series Mhuri yaVaMukadota. Susan acted alongside the veteran actor Safirio Madzikatire who played the role of Mukadota.

Early in her entertainment career, Susan was part of the Bantu Actors and with Marandellas Bush Babies.She was also part of Mukadota’s band, Safe Brothers.

In the music industry Susan also worked with big names such as the Wagon Wheels, Oliver Mtukudzi and Jordan Chataika.
Susan was also an song writer.
She is the one who wrote the hit song “KwaHunyani”.

Her sudden untimely death has touched a lot of hheartrts. Condolence messages have already started pouring in on social media as netizens pay their tribute and lasts respects to the late veteran actress.

Here are some of the condolence messages;

@Prisca Pee Prisca;

Rest in Peace Mai Mukadota makativaraidza nguva yakareba Shame Mwari vaita havo kuda kwavo

@Lee Jay;

Am so 💔💔💔😭.May ur soul rest well Susan Chenjerai (amai Rwizi). My condolences to the family ,relatives, friends n entertainment field.🕊🕊🕊🕊

@Gerald Sharara;

May her dear soul rest in eternal peace…ivhu ratinofamba pamusoro paro harigute shuwa, your legacy lives on in our hearts, you brought so much Joy and excitement to our childhood, and for that we are eternally greatful, our deepest condolences go out to the bereaved families and loved ones. May they find comfort in the cherished memories and the impact she had on our lives. Fambai neRugare💔 may her memory continue to inspire and bless us all.

@Chinyama Getrude;

Go well gogo
u made our childhood makambotivaraidza

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