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Hlubi Mboya Arnold

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2022-07-21 Hlubi Mboya Arnold was born 2 March 1978 she is a South African actress who has played a role in the popular soap opera Isidingo as Nandipha Sithole. She has featured in South African screens in a movie in 2016 called Dora's Peace in which she won a SAFTA Award for supporting actors. Quotes 'I am not squeaky clean, I have made a lot of mistakes but that makes me the person I am today' 'Something's never change and that for me are principles and truth and love' Watch Hlubi Mboya Arnold’s 200 Women interview (12 February 2018) Nicola Sunday Times retrieved 21 July 2022 Oh my gosh, acting is an access for me to reach minds and spread the message of the things that I believe in.’’ There needs to be something burning inside you that pushes you to wake up and grind.’’ HLUBI MBOYA ARNOLD TALKS ABOUT CAREER, FITNESS AND MARRIAGE ADVICE! (23 March 2017) by Entertainment S.A retrieved 21 July 2022 After a long and dedicated time at WFP I am shifting my engagements onto a broader set of human rights issues One of the most influential proponent of activism is that I will continue to work to build a more equitable, just and inclusive international system Particularly in nutrition, food system transformation, school meals and girls education. WFP is full of incredible humans, committed to make a difference in war-torn, conflict and famine areas I will do everything in my power in the years to come for the most vulnerable people across the continent At the same time while the world is facing complex, multifaceted and interconnected crises; my portfolio will continue to include women empowerment and girls education on the African continent Actress Hlubi Mboya-Arnold steps down from her role at UN’s World Food Programme,1 year ago,By Bonginkosi Tiwane Here's the thing: I'm 38, I'm black, and I'm a woman. So those are three really hard things to deal with...except I'm always working, but I really work hard to get - sometimes - crumbs There are times I've been beat up in this business. It hasn't been just roses and fairytales It's been a tough road and you have to stick to what you believe in. You have to be strong. You have to be able to say no, and I cannot afford to operate out of fear Hlubi Mboya opens up about the hardships of being an actress: 'I've been beat up',11 May 2016,By TMG Entertainment External links Hlubi Mboya Watch Hlubi Mboya Arnold’s 200 Women interview (12 February 2018) Nicola Sunday Times HLUBI MBOYA ARNOLD TALKS ABOUT CAREER, FITNESS AND MARRIAGE ADVICE! (23 March 2017) by Entertainment S.A Category:1978 births Category:Living people Category:Actresses from South Africa