Watch: Uzalo shows us how it’s done. The cast and crew took to the streets of KwaMashu on a clean-up operation and did it in style.
The drama is shot on location 12 kilometres North of Durban in a township called KwaMashu.
The Soapie has been shooting there from its inception and takes pride in exposing the surrounding areas.
The show’s actors and crew hit the streets of KwaMashu over the weekend to clean up KwaMashu.
This is an Uzalo initiative as they continue to support The world environment month.
In the videos, we see the main actors enjoying a day out in the sun and dancing as they prepare to hit the streets, led by the Pope, Evangelist, Bishop, and Pastor Priest Mbatha, who Thaboka Mnguni brilliantly plays.
The gang is wearing Uzalo regalia and holding what looks like cleaning tools.
We can also see them moving around in different spots picking up dirt from the streets and making sure that they take care of the places we usually see on our screens. Bags and bags full of trash loaded on vans to be thrown away are also seen in the video.
“On #worldenvironmentmonth 🍀♻️ #UzaloCrew hit the streets of KwaMashu in the areas where we usually shoot 🎥 for a cleanup. Sithi Alihlanzeke iTheku ❇️ #UzaloCleanUpCampaign #Uzalo #savetheplanet #livesustainably #stoppollution #recyle”
This comes after Durban suffered several damages from floods that hit the province twice this year, where many lost their homes and loved ones.
The victims hit the hardest by the floods were surprised by the production defending in their areas bringing goodies, like food and clothes.
The viewers also enjoyed meeting some of their favourite actors during the drop-off.
The drama is always taking part in events around Durban as it is one of the most popular dramas to come out of the KZN area.
The show prides itself on being part of the province’s economy.
They go around schools spreading positive messages to young people.
The clean-up is welcomed by very appreciative Uzalo viewers and residents of KwaMashu. Fans on social media also Enjoyed the dancing on the videos, especially from the Bishop, Pope, Evangelist, and Pastor Mbatha.
Watch the Uzalo’s clean-up below:
