Say hello to your captain Africa is well-acquainted with the formidable talent of Lawrence Maleka, a true titan in the entertainment industry. Renowned for his mastery in the arts, the award-winning actor and TV personality will make a triumphant return as host of the highly anticipated fourth season of Big Brother Mzansi. The Soweto native, lauded by the masses for his smooth charm and cadence, solidified his status as a fan-favourite during the show's third season, and secured his spot as a trusted favourite in piloting South Africa’s biggest reality TV show. While his splashy entrance into the Biggieverse may be marks his freshest gag, Maleka is no stranger to the spotlight. His journey to stardom began with a hosting role on Mzansi Magic's acclaimed singing competition, Clash of the Choirs SA, back in 2016. Following this highly-buzzed display of hosting finesse, Maleka made a compelling debut on 1Magic’s award-winning telenovela, The River. His compelling portrayal of the character of Zolani scored him a SAFTA award for 'Best Supporting Lead Actor' and 'Best Lead Actor'. Despite now being celebrated as one of Africa's most respected actors and TV hosts, Maleka’s ascent to the pinnacle involved years of dedicated practice. His impressive journey includes prominent roles on TV programmes such as CocaCola Happiness Machine/PowerBall (Lotto draw), StarGist, Clash of the Choirs SA, Final Cut, The River, and Club 808. In 2021, Maleka made an impressive entrance into the world of Big Brother Mzansi as the host for season 3. There, he wowed viewers with his natural ability to disarm housemates with his swift wit, while also delivering a spectacular live show that consistently leaves viewers asking for more.

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What’s a Big Brother Mzansi house without a few fights? The S’ya Mosha season was no exception as housemates butted heads over small and big issues.

One thing that the housemates made sure happened was to make each other laugh. Here’s a look at some of the funniest things they said or did to each other.

Here’s a walk down memory lane, looking back at the moments that made the S’ya Mosha season an epic one.

Eight voting rounds took place for Big Brother Mzansi S’ya Mosha.

Biggie said S'ya Mosha, and the housemates said "say no more."

Zee speaks to Lawrence about her time in the house, her good friendship with Young Pappi and Sinaye and her plans going forward.

A look back at some of the most intimate and salivating kisses this season.

Sinaye unpacks his mosha game, Zeenaye, a money pact with McJunior, and why he had bad blood with Lawrence Maleka.

As the first runner up, Makhekhe shares his opens up about Bravo B, his frenemy Papa Ghost, and his hopes for him and Yolanda.

What your faves won during their stay in the house.