South African actor Seputla Sebogodi has died at the age of 65 following complications related to diabetes, his family has confirmed.
In a statement, the Sebogodi family requested privacy while acknowledging the support and affection the actor received throughout his career.
“His legacy will live on through his remarkable body of work and the many lives he touched,” the family said.
Sebogodi was known for his roles in popular television productions including Generations, Suburban Bliss, Bophelo ke Semphego, Redemption and Scandal.
He also built a reputation in theatre, appearing in productions such as Big Dada, Waiting for Godot, The Rivonia Trial, Once a Pirate and Mooi Street Moves.
Following news of his death, industry figures paid tribute to the actor, describing him as one of the notable contributors to South Africa’s stage and screen.
