Expressing his excitement, the day-time Advertising Executive for Radio Africa group said, " being on Mali was not just a role for me, it was very monumental because I love the show and the cast altogether".
It's not yet clear what character the seasoned thespian will play but sources indicate it's a small role that may turn into a full-time recurrent one if the writers realize that audiences are pleased.
Moreover, "Shuga II" by the Bomb production{ South African} and "Mali" fall under the same local production company, Al Is On, so it should not come as surprise if he lands on the show permanently, considering his stellar performance as "Rayban".
No word yet about when the particular episode will air, but it should be soon.
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