#RIPPresleyChweneyagae: Tsotsi dies after an illustrious acting career

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JOHANNESBURG - Renowned South African actor Presley Oageng Chweneyagae has passed away at the age of 40.

Popularly known for his role on Tsotsi, a Oscar winning film and Emmy nominee, reports about Chweneyagae's passing were confirmed this morning.

Cobrizi, also character his also popularly known for has began receiving tribute messages as fans reflect on the role his made in shaping the television industry in South Africa.

Funeral details are yet to be released by the family or management soon.

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