About Egoli: Place of Gold
- Released on April 06, 1992
- Soap
"Egoli: Place of Gold" is a captivating South African television soap opera that offers viewers a glimpse into the daily lives of several families living in and around the bustling city of Johannesburg. The show, which was created by the talented Franz Marx, has gained a significant following due to its engaging storylines and relatable characters. Johannesburg, often referred to as eGoli or the City of Gold, serves as the backdrop for the series, providing a unique and dynamic setting that is integral to the show's overall narrative.
At its core, "Egoli: Place of Gold" is a drama that explores the ups and downs, trials and tribulations of its characters as they navigate the complexities of life in eGoli. The show revolves around a handful of families, each with their own set of challenges and goals. From the struggles of the working class to the ambitions of the wealthy elite, the series covers a wide range of themes and issues that are relevant to the South African context. Through its diverse cast of characters and thought-provoking storylines, "Egoli: Place of Gold" provides a nuanced and compelling portrayal of life in Johannesburg.
One of the standout features of "Egoli: Place of Gold" is its ability to tackle complex and often controversial topics with sensitivity and nuance. The show explores issues such as race, class, and gender in a way that is both thought-provoking and engaging, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of the social and political landscape of South Africa. Whether it's the struggles of a young black man trying to make it in a predominantly white industry or the challenges faced by a woman trying to break through the glass ceiling, "Egoli: Place of Gold" never shies away from exploring the difficult issues that are relevant to its audience. With its compelling storylines and relatable characters, "Egoli: Place of Gold" is a must-watch for anyone interested in South African culture and history.
Main Cast of Egoli: Place of Gold
Christine Basson
plays Nora Naudé (4689 episodes)
Deon Coetzee
plays Deon du Plessis (2820 episodes)
Thoko Ntshinga
plays Donna Makaula (3080 episodes)
Shaleen Surtie-Richards
plays Ester "Nenna" Willemse (4689 episodes)
Brümilda van Rensburg
plays Louwna Vorster Edwards (4689 episodes)
David Vlok
plays Tim Herholdt (3340 episodes)
Hennie Smit
plays Bertie Roelofse (3349 episodes)
Hannah Botha
plays Elsa du Plessis (3600 episodes)
Eckard Rabe
plays Chris Edwards (3909 episodes)
Darryl Desmarais
plays Stephen Edwards (3389 episodes)
Chris Linford
plays Rex de Koning Von Badenburg (3166 episodes)
Lindie van Eeden
plays Karin Edwards (3166 episodes)
Darren Kelfkens
plays Joe Smith (2569 episodes)
Secondary Cast of Egoli: Place of Gold
Jackie Davids
plays Margaret Rose Willemse (1040 episodes)
Chris de Clerq
plays Paul Brink (1040 episodes)
Phillip C Henn
plays Johan Vorster (520 episodes)
Gé Korsten
plays Walt Vorster (780 episodes)
Phillip Moolman
plays André Vorster (780 episodes)
Sandra Prinsloo
plays Cecile Sinclair (780 episodes)
David Rees
plays Niek Naudé (1783 episodes)
Illse Roos
plays Lynette Strydom (2223 episodes)
Christel Smith
plays Tarien Naudé (1523 episodes)
Kevin Smith
plays Andrew Willemse (520 episodes)
Esta TerBlanche
plays Bienkie Naudé (780 episodes)
James Whyle
plays Tom Sinclair (260 episodes)
Chantell Stander
plays Joanne du Plessis (520 episodes) , Kimberley Logan (1340 episodes)
Tiffany Kelly
plays Sonet Naudé (1263 episodes)
Hermien Dommisse
plays Monika Vorster (520 episodes)
Charl Engelbrecht
plays Arno Fourie (520 episodes)
Nthati Moshesh
plays Lerato Mashabela (743 episodes)
Macks Papo
plays Tsheko Mashabela (2051 episodes)
Macks Papo
plays Tsheko Mashabela (1282 episodes)
Cliff Simon
plays Gregory Mitchell (1340 episodes)
Nthati Moshesh
plays Lerato Mashabela (260 episodes)
Corien Pelt
plays Gretchen du Plessis (483 episodes)
Eirene Simpson
plays TBA (483 episodes)
Johan Scholtz
plays Adriaan Malan (1520 episodes)
Catriona Andrew
plays Jane Edwards (1557 episodes)
Natasha Sutherland
plays Samantha Ryan (1557 episodes)
Ernst Eloff
plays Buks Pienaar (2260 episodes)
Adriana Faling
plays Tessa (446 episodes)
Mary-Ann Barlow
plays Coreen McKenzie Edwards (960 episodes)
Louise Barnes
plays Adele de Bruyn de Koning (440 episodes)
Ebi Halberstadt
plays Braam Schoeman (2042 episodes)
Dean Slater
plays Rob Cloete (440 episodes)
Chanelle de Jager
plays Desiree du Pont (1134 episodes)
Michelle Beling
plays Candy Smith (2129 episodes)
Michelle Pienaar
plays Audrey Paulse (2129 episodes)
Joel Pierce
plays Tom Smith (780 episodes)
Hannes van Wyk
plays Krynauw du Boisson (2129 episodes)
Gideon van Eeden
plays Sebastiaan Knoble (260 episodes)
Lesego Mabidikane
plays Amber (680 episodes)
Ester van der Merwe
plays Eileen Bekker (680 episodes)
Marga van Rooy
plays Tossie du Boisson (1040 episodes)
Marlon Roelfze
plays Shaun Gilian (309 episodes) , Shaun Gillian (1040 episodes)
Hykie Berg
plays Darius du Boisson (420 episodes)
Mandi du Plooy
plays Lara Niewenhout (1349 episodes)
Phuti Khomo
plays Bali (513 episodes)
Stefan Ludik
plays Werner Kranz (513 episodes)
Jana Strydom
plays Marcelle (513 episodes)
Corine du Toit
plays Jane Edwards (1349 episodes)
Paul Buckby
plays Adam Fischer (360 episodes)
Marguerite Wheatley
plays Doreen Smith (93 episodes)
Ivan Zimmermann
plays Koert Weideman (929 episodes)
Izak Davel
plays Scab (836 episodes)
Anton Fisher
plays Spike (267 episodes)
Marcus Muller
plays Liam de Lange (836 episodes)
Tamarin du Toit
plays Cat (836 episodes)
Kyle Grant
plays Schalk (260 episodes)
Lerato Motau
plays TJ Mokoena (260 episodes)
Jill Middlekop
plays Jansie Jansen (260 episodes)
Tazz Nginda
plays Tebogo (260 episodes)