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‘After 20 years I’ve decided to give the Thandaza character a break in order for me to grow as an artist,’ says Sindi Dlathu who has been part of the show since it’s early days.

The popular and highly respected actress, Sindi Dlathu, known as Thandaza on Muvhango, is leaving the soapie after been with the production for 20 years. This is in quest for growth as an artist and as a brand.

“Muvhango has been more than a job to me, it has been my life for 20 years and I’ve loved and cherished every single moment of playing Thandaza.  However after a long 20 years, “I’ve decided to give the Thandaza character a break in order for me to grow as an artist, venture out to explore new opportunities and discover what I can do as an actress and as a human being,” she said.

Her last episode will be aired in March next year, though Muvhango’s associate producer Morishe Matlejoane said the production is not bidding her a permanent farewell, but freezing of a character. Chances are we will be seeing her again in future as her character will not be recast.

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Sindi also said this was not the end of her journey as she would always be a part of the Muvhango family. Wishing her all the best.

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Woman has decent s3x on one-night stand

A WOMAN has been left stunned by a one-night stand that was not a complete sexual disaster, she has confessed. 

26-year-old Emma Bradford expected her night with plasterer Tom Logan to be as bitterly disappointing as every other one-off sexual encounter she has ever had, but was shocked to find she actually enjoyed it. 

She said: “It’s inexplicable. We were smashed and all over each other in the club, I really fancied him so I was up for a bit of crappy sex. You know, the same way you fancy a kebab. 

“But his flat didn’t stink, there weren’t any pictures of naked women on the walls and he even had a real, proper bed. 

“Then when we started having sex he actually began with foreplay. Not by grunting some porno bullshit or simply ejaculating. And he cared whether I was into it. I am incredulous. 

“It’s so strange. Usually I can’t get out of there fast enough, but when he offered me a cup of tea I actually stayed for the chat. I’ve never done the walk of shame without the shame before. Weird.” 

She added: “No, of course I didn’t have an orgasm. He’s not Jesus.”

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Two-headed rattlesnake found by Farmers | See Their Reaction

JONESBORO, Ark. -- A rare, two-headed rattlesnake surprised a man in Arkansas Wednesday, according to KFSM.

Rodney Kelso, an operations director at Woodruff Electric, was working  on a home about three miles north of Forrest City when he stumbled across the venomous reptile, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

The snake is about 11 inches long and was found with two other snakes that looked normal. Kelso managed to get the rattlesnake into a box, which was taken to Forrest L. Wood Crowley's Ridge Nature Center in Jonesboro.

Cody Walker, an education specialist at the facility, said full grown timber snakes – the most venomous snake in Arkansas – can grow longer than four feet and be as wide as an adult human's arm.

A herpetologist from Arkansas State University's biology department is scheduled to stop at the nature center to take a look at the snake.

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Two-headed snakes have short life spans, especially in the wild, Walker said. They are technically two snakes fused together, so with two brains making independent decisions they may not react fast enough when faced with predators.

When a snake embryo doesn't fully separate, it can result in a two-headed snake. It is unclear if both snakes both eat and digest food.

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