Sandy Mokwena, a renowned South African actor, passed away on 25 January 2018 at the age of 68. He was known for his exceptional acting skills and had won the hearts of many through his performances in various television serials and films.

Born on 26 June 1949 in Soweto, South Africa, Sandy Mokwena was married to Grace Mokwena, and together they had four children - Ditshego, Keabetswe, Lebogang, and Otsile Itumeleng. Sandy was a talented actor and had played numerous roles in both television serials and films. His stage performances were also remarkable, and he was part of the popular stage play Iphi Ntombi, where he played the role of 'Cappie.' The play toured internationally, and he continued to play the role until 1984. Sandy had also acted in the television serial Going Up.

Sandy's talent and passion for acting earned him significant roles in popular television productions such as Generations, Khululeka, Soul City, Justice for All, and Zero Tolerance. He played the role of 'Ken Mokoena' in the television serial Yizo Yizo 1. However, he was best known for his role as 'Bra Eddie Khumalo' in the highly popular television soap opera Scandal!, which he played from 2005 until his passing in 2018. Sandy's contribution to the entertainment industry in South Africa was immense, and his performances were highly appreciated by audiences across the country.

Sandy Mokwena passed away due to natural causes, and his funeral service was held at the Grace Bible Church in Soweto on 26 January 2018. He was laid to rest at Heroes Acre in West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg. Sandy's passing was a great loss to the South African entertainment industry, and a memorial service was held at the Scandal! studios to honour the 17 years he spent playing the role of 'Bra Eddie Khumalo' in the serial.

Sandy Mokwena will always be remembered for his outstanding performances and his contribution to the entertainment industry in South Africa. His legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come.