Here is all you need to know about Yule Masiteng profile<\/strong>….<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Yule Masiteng (born in the Orange Free State) is a South African actor known for his television roles as Chris Ngcobo in the SABC1 drama series Mzansi.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Biography of Yule Masiteng: Age, Career & Net Worth<\/h2>\nYule Masiteng Career<\/h3>\nIn the mid-1970s, Yule Masiteng began his career as a model. Ken Gampu was motivated to become an actor by his appearance in Ngaka, one of South Africa\u2019s first films.<\/p>\n
Yule\u2019s goal came true ten years later when he played alongside Henry Cele in the BBC TV production of Shaka Zulu in 1986.<\/p>\n
Masiteng struggled to capitalize on his success with Shaka Zulu due to the stigma of being a model, and it was only five years later that he began earning some theatre work and the occasional cameo TV appearance.<\/p>\n
Yule has starred in a number of South African television shows as well as foreign films such as The Trail, Lord of War, and Cape of Good Hope.<\/p>\n
The BBC mini-series The Long Firm and The Canterbury Tales (The Man of Law\u2019s Tale) are two examples of foreign television roles.<\/p>\n
When the SABC1 drama series Mtunzini.com returned for its third season in 2009, he guest featured in an episode.<\/p>\n
He portrayed Molete in the SABC1 television series Intersexions in 2010. He had a starring part in Mfolozi Street, a SABC1 drama series, in 2014.<\/p>\n
Yule Masiteng Net Worth<\/h3>\n
He has an estimated net worth of $150,000 which he has earned as an actor.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nIn the mid-1970s, Yule Masiteng began his career as a model. Ken Gampu was motivated to become an actor by his appearance in Ngaka, one of South Africa\u2019s first films.<\/p>\n
Yule\u2019s goal came true ten years later when he played alongside Henry Cele in the BBC TV production of Shaka Zulu in 1986.<\/p>\n
Masiteng struggled to capitalize on his success with Shaka Zulu due to the stigma of being a model, and it was only five years later that he began earning some theatre work and the occasional cameo TV appearance.<\/p>\n
Yule has starred in a number of South African television shows as well as foreign films such as The Trail, Lord of War, and Cape of Good Hope.<\/p>\n
The BBC mini-series The Long Firm and The Canterbury Tales (The Man of Law\u2019s Tale) are two examples of foreign television roles.<\/p>\n
When the SABC1 drama series Mtunzini.com returned for its third season in 2009, he guest featured in an episode.<\/p>\n
He portrayed Molete in the SABC1 television series Intersexions in 2010. He had a starring part in Mfolozi Street, a SABC1 drama series, in 2014.<\/p>\n
Yule Masiteng Net Worth<\/h3>\n
He has an estimated net worth of $150,000 which he has earned as an actor.<\/p>\n