Sindi Dlathu: South Africa's Highest-Paid Actress Graces The Spotlight
- Reports reveal Sindi Dlathu as the highest-paid actress in South Africa
- The star of The River is set to join a new soapie with a massive salary
- Following payment issues on Queendom, Sindi and others faced challenges
- Briefly News connects with Clive Morris Productions to discuss the show's future

Listen up, folks! It's no secret that Sindi Dlathu is making headlines as the highest-paid actress in South Africa. This news is generating quite the buzz, and for good reason—her talent is unmatched!
What's Behind Sindi Dlathu's Big Paycheck?
Let’s dive into the details. Sindi Dlathu, a beloved figure in the entertainment world, has carved out an impressive career over the past two decades. Her name alone draws in viewers, and her performances in iconic shows like Muvhango, The River, and the controversial Queendom have cemented her status as a star. So, it’s no surprise that her earning potential is sky-high.
Reports suggest that Sindi commands a minimum of R200K per episode for her acting gigs. That’s right, people—she’s worth every penny. According to ZiMoja, the producers of her upcoming show, Isiphetho: Destiny, agreed to her hefty price tag because they know she’ll bring the numbers:
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"She’s aware that she will bring numbers to the show, and the executive producer, Mandla N, agreed to it."
Clive Morris Opens Up About the Queendom Drama
Now, let’s rewind a bit. Remember the payment scandal surrounding Queendom? Well, fans are curious to know if the show has moved past those challenges. In an exclusive chat, Briefly News caught up with Clive Morris, the producer behind the scenes, to get the scoop on the complexities of the film industry.
Clive explained the hurdles faced during the production of Queendom, emphasizing the importance of funding in the entertainment world:
"Our industry is reliant on funding, and that presents its own set of challenges from time to time, as it did with the co-production of Queendom."
He further elaborated on the production team's commitment to empowering their cast and crew:
"We advocate for partnership, and they’re not always perfect. In this case, we did our best to achieve an outcome that worked for the majority of our stakeholders."
"This allowed cast and crew a platform to deliver fantastic television and our production company an opportunity to own part of this incredible production."
Why Was Gqeberha: The Empire Pulled From the Screen?
In another twist of events, Briefly News uncovered the reasons behind the cancellation of Gqeberha: The Empire. While some might assume it was due to low ratings, the truth is more complex. The decision to cancel the show wasn’t solely based on viewership numbers—it involved a mix of factors that ultimately led to its demise.
The entertainment industry is ever-evolving, and with it comes a series of challenges that shape the stories we watch. As Sindi Dlathu continues to shine, it’s clear that her journey is far from over, and her contributions to the industry remain invaluable.


