The sitcom City Ses Top La features a gay character for which Warren Masemola received a SAFTA Award. One of the highest-rated soap operas on SABC 1 to feature LGBT characters was Generations, with the characters of star-crossed lovers Senzo (played by Thami Mngqolo) and Jason, who later married and had a child. In the soap opera's current reincarnation as Generations:The Legacy, there is a transgender woman character by the name of Wandile and her host of LGBT friends and associates. The telenovela Uzalo also features a gay character by the name of GC (portrayed by Khaya Dladla), who was embroiled in a church dispute about his sexuality, illustrating the rural and urban demographic perceptions about sexuality in South Africa. The channel has also seen other successes in shows with LGBT characters such as Society, Intersexions, and After 9 amongst others. Other soap operas to feature major LGBT characters have been: Steve (played by Emmanuel Castis) in Isidingo: The Need, Thula (played by Wright Ngubeni) in Rhythm City and Jerome (played by Terrence Bridget, a gay actor) in 7de Laan. The 2016 Mzansi Magic telenovela The Queen features Sello Maake Ka-Ncube playing a gay character. Somizi and Mohale: The Union, which began streaming on Showmax on 24 February 2020, is a four-episode special focusing on the wedding of Somizi Mhlongo and Mohale Motaung. The first episode broke Showmax's viewership record as the show for the most views ever on its first day. Politics, law and activism The LGBT community in South Africa has a varied history of activism and representation in civil society, and all that pertains to social justice and the struggle for human rights as celebrated in February through LGBT History Month; Edwin Cameron and Kathy Satchwell being prominent judges of the Constitutional Court of South Africa and the High Court of South Africa respectively, including leading legal scholar Pierre de Vos. There are active and visible LGBT student organisations at South African universities, including the University of the Witwatersrand, the University of Cape Town, the University of Stellenbosch, the University of Johannesburg and the University of the Western Cape, amongst others. Simon Nkoli, Zackie Achmat and Funeka Soldaat are some of the more prominent LGBT rights activists in South Africa. There have also been a number of LGBT politicians in the Parliament of South Africa and cabinet: Lynne Brown as Minister for Public Entreprises in Jacob Zuma's