Well known as the energetic Jam Alley television presenter back in the 90s, here’s a look at some of the nostalgic on-screen moments the star, who recently made a come back as host of “Bheka Sik’bambile” on Moja Love (DStv 157), leaves behind for us to joyfully reminisce over.
1. The nostalgic Brenda Fassie interview
2. The Mdu Masilela first big-time interview
Rest in Peace to the Queen #RIPVMash pic.twitter.com/cKrIOTvDso
— K U L A N I (@kulanicool) April 6, 2020
3. How V-Mash owned Friday nights, coined and popularized catchphrases like “iyo bangani iyo”
I ran in the house so fast when jam alley came on? as young as I was I somehow understood that Vmash was a vibe REST IN PEACE VMASH#RIPVMash pic.twitter.com/2MoKXCB2xG
— Gugu (@Sine_gugulethu) April 6, 2020
4. Boomshaka’s career-defining moment
Rest in eternal peace V-Mash ✊?#RIPVMash pic.twitter.com/N5iIteSvor
— Hlasa (@perman054) April 6, 2020
5. Star of stars; credited for helping launch the careers of a handful of Mzansi stars
#RIPVMash #RIPVinoliaMashego Rest in Peace Sis V-Mash, you were such an inspiration, so much energy and your talent and creativity was unmatched. Thank you for sharing your life us. Thank you for the laughs and thank you for the memories ?? pic.twitter.com/fdCG85yxNy
— ProVerb (@ProVerbMusic) April 6, 2020
 died peacefully in her sleep on April 3. Here's at some of V Mash's on-screen moments that blew us away.){kind=link}