Mosa Nkwashu, best known for her role as Lewatle Babeile on the popular SABC1 educational drama Skeem Saam, is making waves both on and off the screen. The 17-year-old actress, who hails from Mokopane in Limpopo, recently shared glimpses of her luxurious ride—a BMW 3 Series—on social media, captivating fans with her taste in cars and her rising stardom.
The video, posted on Nkwashu’s Instagram story on Sunday, May 4, 2025, showcases the teen actress confidently driving the sleek BMW. Based on visuals, the car appears to be the G20 model of the BMW 3 Series. According to BMW South Africa, this model ranges in price from approximately R700,000 to over R1 million, marking a significant milestone for someone so young.
Nkwashu’s success story is not just about luxury but also hard work and ambition. Despite playing a Grade 10 learner on-screen, she revealed in a 2024 interview that she was actually completing Grade 12 in real life. Her ability to balance schoolwork with a demanding acting career has won admiration from fans across the country.
Mosa first joined Skeem Saam in 2022, portraying Lewatle, the daughter of Captain Babeile, played by seasoned actor Matthews Manamela. Her character’s recent storyline has sparked vibrant discussions on social media, with fans reacting to the twists and turns of Lewatle’s complicated relationship with Pax and her struggles with her father.
Some users praised the character’s development and the show’s realistic portrayal of teenage rebellion, while others criticized certain plot points as far-fetched. One viewer questioned how Captain Babeile managed to track down Lewatle so easily, while others felt sympathy for the character, urging her to prioritize herself over toxic relationships.
Nkwashu has expressed deep gratitude for the love she’s received from fans and her community. In her interview with Daily Sun, she said: “The endless love and support from my communities and social media is really appreciated and never unforeseen. I appreciate you all and the love and support make my job easier. It further affirms that my dreams are valid, and I need to keep going.”
While Mosa’s acting journey is just beginning, she’s already making a name for herself as one of South Africa’s most promising young talents. Her rise is reminiscent of other stars who began their careers young and went on to enjoy long-lasting success in the entertainment industry.
In related entertainment news, veteran actress Lydia Mokgokoloshi, known for her role as Koko Mantsha, recently revealed that she was no longer needed on Skeem Saam, marking the end of an era. Meanwhile, other actresses like Liteboho Molise are also opening up about personal challenges, making headlines beyond the screen.
As Mosa Nkwashu continues to thrive, her journey is a testament to youthful determination, talent, and the rewards of chasing one’s dreams—while driving in style.