Connie Chiume, star of Black Panther, passes away at 72 following medical procedure.

Family announced on social media.

August 6th 2024.

Connie Chiume, star of Black Panther, passes away at 72 following medical procedure.
Connie Chiume, the talented and beloved star of films such as Black Panther and its sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, has passed away at the age of 72. It is with heavy hearts that her family has announced the news of her death, which occurred on August 6th, 2024 at Garden City Hospital.

The Chiume family shared the sad news on Instagram, expressing their regret and asking for privacy during this difficult time. They also promised to communicate further details about her passing at a later time.

Connie Chiume was a well-known figure in the South African entertainment industry, with a career that spanned decades. She was a familiar face on television, appearing on popular shows like Rhythm City and Soul City. In addition, she had a role in Beyoncé's 2020 musical film, Black Is King.

In 2022, she was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the South African Film and TV Awards for her impressive body of work. She was known for her powerful performances in shows like Zone 14, Mazinyo Dot Q, and Gomora.

Chiume's talent and impact were not limited to just the entertainment industry. She was also an activist and advocate for important causes such as HIV and AIDS awareness and gender-based violence. Her son, Nongelo Chiume, spoke about her dedication to these issues and how she will be remembered for her selflessness and desire to see others succeed.

The news of Connie Chiume's passing has been met with an outpouring of grief from fans and colleagues. Her role as Zawavari in Black Panther, alongside stars like Angela Bassett and Michael B. Jordan, was just one example of her incredible talent and range as an actress.

She will be remembered for her unforgettable performances, her passion for her craft, and her impact on the South African entertainment industry. Chiume's legacy will continue to live on through her four children, who will proudly carry on her work and honor her memory.

Rest in peace, Connie Chiume. Your talent and spirit will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.

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