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-Plays:
+Plays/Musicals:
 * He wrote a play ''[[Sheila's Day]]'' (1987), directed for the Crossroads Theatre Company in the USA  by [[Mbongeni Ngema]] in 1990, in South Africa in 1993. Published in 1999.

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 * In July 1996 a musical play, ''[[The Game]]'' was staged at [[Windybrow Arts Centre]].
 * His play, ''[[The Ritual]]'' (1998), was commissioned by London's Million Freds Productions, was performed at London's Riverside Studios.
-* The play''[[Black Codes From The Underground]]'' (1999, co-written with Greg Holtz and Layding Kaliba)
+* The play ''[[Black Codes From The Underground]]'' (1999, co-written with Greg Holtz and Layding Kaliba)
 * His musical, ''[[The Journey]]'' (2003), travelled to Switzerland in January 2004, as part of 10th Anniversary Celebrations of South Africa's democracy.
 * ''[[Memeza]]'' (2005) (a musical  on the life of the late South African icon, [[Brenda Fassie]])

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 * The play''[[Black Codes From The Underground]]'' (1999, co-written with Greg Holtz and Layding Kaliba)
 * His musical, ''[[The Journey]]'' (2003), travelled to Switzerland in January 2004, as part of 10th Anniversary Celebrations of South Africa's democracy.
 * ''[[A Song for Soweto]]'' (2006)
 Television:

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 ===As writer===
-* Plays:
+Plays:
-He wrote a play ''[[Sheila's Day]]'' (1987), directed for the Crossroads Theatre Company in the USA  by [[Mbongeni Ngema]] in 1990, in South Africa in 1993. Published in 1999.
+* He wrote a play ''[[Sheila's Day]]'' (1987), directed for the Crossroads Theatre Company in the USA  by [[Mbongeni Ngema]] in 1990, in South Africa in 1993. Published in 1999.
-''[[Black Codes From The Underground]]'' (1989, with Greg Holtz and Layding Kaliba)
+Television:
 He created the TV series ''[[Muvhango]]'', and wrote several episodes of ''[[Imbewu - The Seed]]''.

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 He founded [[Rhythm World Productions]], a company specialising in TV production, PR, communication, and events management.
-A workshop project, ''Black Codes From the Underground'', conceived and created by Ndlovu, co-written with Gregory Holtz and Laydin Kaliba, was produced as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, July 1999.
+A workshop project, ''[[Black Codes From the Underground]]'', conceived and created by Ndlovu, co-written with Gregory Holtz and Laydin Kaliba, was produced as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, July 1999.
 In 2015, he founded the [[Duma Ndlovu Actor’s Academy]] ([[DNA]]).

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	[[Rhythm World Productions]] website. https://rhythmworld.co.za/the-founder		[[Rhythm World Productions]] website. https://rhythmworld.co.za/the-founder
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		+	https://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsN/ndlovu-duma.php

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 ===As writer===
 He wrote a play ''[[Sheila's Day]]'', directed for the Crossroads Theatre Company in the USA  by [[Mbongeni Ngema]] in 1990, in South Africa in 1993. Published in 1999.
 In July 1996 a musical play, ''[[The Game]]'' was staged at [[Windybrow Arts Centre]].
-He also wrote ''[[Bergville Stories]]'' (1995).
+His other play, ''[[The Ritual]]'' (1998), was commissioned by London's Million Freds Productions, was performed at London's Riverside Studios.
-He edited a collection of plays ''[[Woza Afrika: An Anthology of South African Plays]]''.
+* Television:
 He created the TV series ''[[Muvhango]]'', and wrote several episodes of ''[[Imbewu - The Seed]]''.
-His other play, ''[[The Ritual]]'', was commissioned by London's Million Freds Productions, was performed at London's Riverside Studios.
+* Publications:
-His musical, ''[[The Journey]]'', travelled to Switzerland in January 2004, as part of 10th Anniversary Celebrations of South Africa's democracy.
+He edited a collection of plays ''[[Woza Afrika: An Anthology of South African Plays]]''.
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 == Biography ==
 Born in Orlando West, Soweto.
 Ndlovu worked with a number of black not-for-profit groups in Harlem, New York including the Black United Fund and Roger Furman's New Heritage Theatre. It was at the New Heritage Theatre that he produced the hit South African play, ''[[Woza Albert]]'', in 1984.

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	A workshop project, ''Black Codes From the Underground'', conceived and created by Ndlovu, co-written with Gregory Holtz and Laydin Kaliba, was produced as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, July 1999.		A workshop project, ''Black Codes From the Underground'', conceived and created by Ndlovu, co-written with Gregory Holtz and Laydin Kaliba, was produced as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, July 1999.
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		+	In 2015, he founded the [[Duma Ndlovu Actor’s Academy]] ([[DNA]]).

	In October 2024, ka Ndlovu appeared in the Johannesburg specialised commercial crimes court on 18 charges of tax fraud relating to Ndlovu’s personal and company income tax valued at about R26m.		In October 2024, ka Ndlovu appeared in the Johannesburg specialised commercial crimes court on 18 charges of tax fraud relating to Ndlovu’s personal and company income tax valued at about R26m.