Dambisa Kente - Revision history

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 Television roles were in, inter alia, ''Going Back'' (1981), ''Scoop Schoombee'', ''Going Up''.
-She played notable roles in a handful of films, among them ''[[Cry, the Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Friends]]'' and, the latest ''[[Fools]]'' in 1997.
+She played notable roles in a handful of films, among them ''[[Cry, the Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Friends]]'' and, the latest, ''[[Fools]]'' in 1997.
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 == Biography ==
-She was a niece of [[Gibson Kente]]. Dambisa fell ill during the production of ''[[Nothing but the Truth]]'' in 2002 and died two weeks later in Johannesburg at the age of 44, survived by her husband Vuli Mbotoli and three sons.
+Born in Stutterheim in the Eastern Cape, she grew up in Soweto with her uncle [[Gibson Kente]]. Dambisa fell ill during the production of ''[[Nothing but the Truth]]'' in 2002 and died two weeks later in Johannesburg at the age of 44, survived by her husband Vuli Mbotoli and three sons.
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 She has also appeared in the musical play ''[[How Long?]]''.
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	Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.		Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.

−	Obituary written by Chris Barron, published in ''[Sunday Times]]'', 6 October 2002.	+	Obituary written by Chris Barron, published in ''[[Sunday Times]]'', 6 October 2002.

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 She has appeared on stage in ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' (1983), in the lead in [[Athol Fugard|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (1994) and in ''[[Nothing but the Truth]]'' in 2002.
-She has also appeared in the musical play ''[[How Long?]]'' and in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]''.
+She has also appeared in the musical play ''[[How Long?]]''.
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 She has appeared on stage in ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' (1983), in the lead in [[Athol Fugard|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (1994) and in ''[[Nothing but the Truth]]'' in 2002.
-''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant.  (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]).  Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'',
+She has also appeared in the musical play ''[[How Long?]]'' and in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]''.
 == Sources ==

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−	~~KENTE, Dambise.~~ (19- 2002) Actress. ~~ Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Jerry Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *~~	+	[[Dambisa Kente]] (1958- 2002). Actress.

−	~~KENTE~~, ~~Dambisa~~, (d. ~~2002~~) The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.	+	== Biography ==
		+	She was a niece of [[Gibson Kente]]. Dambisa fell ill during the production of ''[[Nothing But The Thruth]]'' in 2002 and died two weeks later in Johannesburg at the age of 44, survived by her husband Vuli Mbotoli and three sons.
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		+	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Jerry Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *
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		+	The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.
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		+	Obituary written by Chris Barron, published in ''[Sunday Times]]'', 6 October 2002.

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−	KENTE, Dambise. (19- 2002) Actress. Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *	+	KENTE, Dambise. (19- 2002) Actress. Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Jerry Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *

	KENTE, Dambisa, (d. 2002) The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.		KENTE, Dambisa, (d. 2002) The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.

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	KENTE, Dambise. (19- 2002) Actress. Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *		KENTE, Dambise. (19- 2002) Actress. Played the lead in [[Athol Fugard\|Fugard]]’s ''[[Nongogo]]'' (Dir. [[Mofokeng]] – [[Johannesburg Civic]], 1994) *

−	KENTE, Dambisa, (d. 2002) The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]], ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.	+	KENTE, Dambisa, (d. 2002) The [[Dhlomo Theatre]] opened 21 March 1983 with ''[[Night of the Long Wake]]'' by [[Dukuza Ka Macu]]. [[Benjy Francis]] (dir). Takes place 16 June, 1976 but is about the actions & reactions of a group of people. [[Owen Sejake]], [[Mavuso Tshabalala]], [[Nandi Nyembe]], [[Fats Bookholane]], [[Aubrey Sekese]]. ''[[How Long?]]'' Actress, singer & comediant. (Uncle [[Gibson Kente]]). Also in ''[[Cry, The Beloved Country]]'', ''[[Nongogo]]'', [[Athol Fugard]] & ''[[Nothing But The Truth]]''.