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A local series of high-impact comedy, drama and documentary all fused into a gripping 24 minutes of television viewing. The series seeks to translate the world of tabloid newspaper into a unique television experience – telling stories without being overly sensational and controversial. The self-contained episodes will feature stories ranging from; romance and unrequited love,

A popular family drama, Muvhango is a story about two branches of the same family fighting over heritage, power, money and everything else. The story begins when Mashudu Mukwevho, originally from rural Venda, dies in Johannesburg in the arms of his wife, Catherine. But it transpires that Mashudu has a traditional wife in Venda. The

Three friends in their second year at Wits University come into their own in terms of self, their interpersonal relationships, community and finding their own voices in the social space, one Facebook post at a time

Mtunzini.com is a fresh African murder mystery series that entrenches itself in the culture to produce a gripping whodunnit storyline in each episode. Rooted in the rich edginess of South African youth culture, Mtunzini.com employs top-notch storytelling and a winning set of characters to produce great escapist entertainment. Each episode has a corpse. Each corpse

Once divided into the separate worlds of Gugulethu and Bishop Lavis, Montana chronicles the intertwined lives of four families who live in and around the melting pot suburb of Montana, Cape Town. Initially the focus of the series is on four families ranging from the destitute Yilis, who live in a squatter camp bordering Montana,

Funeka is a 29-year-old single woman whose sole mission is to marry the man of her dreams. Funeka and Sakhile used to be high school sweethearts and separated to pursue their career and dreams. Eight years later they meet again and old flames are re-kindled and they start having an affair. Sakhile is now married

Mfolozi Street is a multi-protagonist series, with stand-alone stories united by the street on which they take place – Mfolozi Street. This series offers us a cross-section of South Africa and the population of this great country of ours as they try to live the best life possible – twenty years after democracy. The series

Keneilwe (played by Tsholo Mashaba) and Patrick (played by Jude Tshisevhe) are drawn together, not only by their love, but also by their common vision for the school, their idealism, and their genuine passion for the school and for the students. They are teachers who love teaching. Together, through the series, they face numerous challenges

Khumbul’ekhaya is a touching docu-reality series tracking the journeys of real South African families who reunite or reconcile with lost or estranged family members. An emotional homecoming for all South Africans, Khumbul’ekhaya shows how through reconciliation and forgiveness we can heal broken or damaged relationships in our families, and in the process, heal our nation

Keeping Score is an action packed drama, full of lies, lust, rage, and love that takes viewers deep into the sullied heart of the sports industry, a world where dreams can come true in a heartbeat – only to be crushed by the dark forces of relentless revenge, insatiable greed, all-consuming desire, and merciless ambition.