Fana Mokoena
Fana Mokoena was born in Kroonstad, Free State, South Africa on May 13th, 1971 and is the Movie Actor. At the age of 53, Fana Mokoena biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, movies, and networth are available.
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Fana Mokoena (born 13 May 1971) is a South African actress and Member of Parliament.
In the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda, he played Rwandan general Augustin Bizimungu.
He has appeared in a number of theatre productions, his most recent being Nongogo, directed by James Ngcobo.
Mokoena portrayed United Nations Deputy Secretary General Thierry Umutoni in World War Z with Brad Pitt and Govan Mbeki in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom with Idris Elba in 2013.
He is a founder of the 2nd opposition party in South Africa, the EFF, and a member of Parliament in the National Assembly.
He is one of a select few African performers to break into Hollywood and one of the continent's few leading politicians to make a seamless and fruitful transition into politics.
Personal life
Arcilli Mokoena's mother was arrested and detained in solitary confinement by the Apartheid regime in 1976, which saw scores of students be killed by the Apartheid regime. This is as violent protests broke out around the region against the unjustified use of Afrikaans as a tool of instruction, as well as a slew of other issues. Mokoena's mother was both physically and emotionally abused, which has left her scared, but she is still in QwaQwa. Mokoena's mother is a political veteran in her own right, and her son, Fana Mokoena, took after her in political activism.
Mokoena is the eldest brother of the late Karabelo Israel Mokoena, Tlotlisang Dipallo Charity Xulu (née Mokoena) and Mamello Blessings Relebohile Mokoena.
Elias Bhuti Mokoena's stepfather is late, and so is his mother, Khasiane Alrina Ntloko, who regarded her as his mother because he was arrested while his real mother was imprisoned, and later had to study and work somewhere else. "Mada" is a term that has a long history in Mokoena.
Early life and acting career
Fana Mokoena was born in Kroonstad, Free State, South Africa, on May 13, 1971. He was born in Kroonstad and later trained in Johannesburg by his mother and stepfather, as well as his three siblings. Woodmead School, the country's first fully multiracial academy, where his love of the arts began three years, was spent. He studied Theatre and Performance at the University of Cape Town and later advanced to Media Studies. He began his acting career as a full member of the Playhouse Theatre company in 1993, and in 1994, he made his television debut in the South African television film The Line. Mokoena was only small part of Dangerous Ground, the 1997 thriller. In the film Hotel Rwanda, he portrayed Rwandan general Augustin Bizimungu. He appeared as Jaws Bengu in the South African film The LAB in 2006, a role that he played until 2009. He appeared in a small part in the film Silent Witness in 2008. Capt. He was an actor who played Capt. In the South African drama A Small Town Called Descent in 2010. He appeared in the role of John Garang in the action biography film version of Machine Gun Preacher in 2011.
In 2012, he was small part of Denzel Washington's thrilling safe House. In the role of Thierry Umutoni in the zombie blockbuster World War Z in 2013, Mokoena appeared alongside Brad Pitt. In the film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom with Idris Elba, he also portrayed Govan Mbeki, the anti-apartheid warrior.