What is Skeem Saam?
Skeem Saam is a South African soap opera created by Winnie Serite. The show follows the lives of three friends who are growing up in the fictional town of Turfloop, located in Limpopo Province. The show has been on air since 2011 and has become one of the most popular soap operas in South Africa.
The show has been praised for its accurate portrayal of life in a small town in South Africa. It has also been praised for its strong female characters and its positive representation of black characters on television.
The character Lehasa From Skeem Saam
Cedric Fourie is a South African actor who currently plays the role of Lehasa Maphosa in SABC 1 soapie, Skeem Saam. He is one of Mzansi’s sexiest men who have unbounded fame and extended followership. Cedric stole the public’s attention with his hot romance with Lasizwe and since then, he has been a constant headline buzzer.
Lehasa is a character in the popular South African soap opera, Skeem Saam.
Despite all of his flaws, Lehasa is a lovable character and he always manages to find his way back into the hearts of viewers. He is one of the show’s most popular characters, and he always brings laughs.
Why viewers love Lehasa on Skeem Saam
Lehasa Maphosa is a sly businessman the fans love to hate. He’s the type of character who isn’t scared to go after what he wants. From the outside, he might seem neat, well-spoken, and well-put together but along with that charm, we see a person that would lie, scheme, and even kill to make sure he gets his way.
However, at the moment Skeem Saam viewers are gatvol with the writers of SABC 1’s educational drama after Lehasa Maphosa (played by Cedric Fourie) was forced to pay lobola for his pregnant baby mama, Khwezi Gasela (played by Samukele Mkhize).
The viewers are calling on the writers to stop putting their favorite couple through pain and suffering and allow them the happiness that they deserve.
The petition that has garnered 61 signatures reads, “As Skeem Saam viewers, we feel that the Prehasa/Khwezi triangle has been overdone by many shows and we are tired of seeing it.
The viewer says for the first time they have a couple that they as viewers believe in as a country. “The direction that the writers have taken by forcing the Khwezikazi character down our throats is very upsetting and we feel our opinions on Twitter as viewers are not taken into account.”
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