Kuli died last week, after apparently suffering a seizure on
the set of a shoot in Kyalami north of Johannesburg.
Her family confirmed that an intimate memorial service will
be held this week to remember her.
Roberts was popular on television and radio and was known
for her no-holds-barred approach towards wrongdoings in the entertainment
industry. She was an activist for people living with albinism.
After a hiatus from the spotlight to focus on other
ventures, Kuli made a comeback in 2016 as a co-host on “Trending SA”.
She also starred alongside Connie Ferguson in “The Queen”
and more recently in the local Netflix movie “Angeliena”.
Both the Roberts and the Mboya family are deeply thankful for the immense support from across the nation over the past few days. They have planned a small intimate gathering for her send off.
Invited close friends and media will gather for a special Memorial in Celebration of the life of Nomakula ‘Kuli’ Roberts this Wednesday. The memorial will also be live-streamed.
VIRTUAL MEMORIAL DETAILS
Date: Wednesday, 16th February 2022
Time: 10:00 for 10:30
Live-streamed Link: https://youtu.be/
FUNERAL DETAILS
Date: Thursday, 17th February 2022
Time: 9:00 for 12:00
Live-streamed Link (To be advised on the day)