Coming up on #SkeemSaam this September 2024

Monday 2 September 2024
Episode 46
Kwaito confronts Tbose about the lost tender. Phomolo orders Pretty to pack her things and leave Lehasa’s apartment. MaNtuli discovers the secrets of social media influence.


 

Tuesday 3 September 2024
Episode 47
Lehasa’s sentencing causes division among people. Kwaito confronts Bra Boikie and uncovers some shocking truths about Tbose. Charles aspires to become an influencer.

Wednesday 4 September 2024
Episode 48
The good doctor reveals her cunning Lady Macbeth side. Tbose and Mapitsi become the talk of the town, but not everyone is happy for their success.

Thursday 5 September 2024
Episode 49
Salamina discovers Letetswe’s raft in the shop’s storeroom. Mapitsi and Tbose start to feel the weight of parenting on their own. Toby is shocked to learn how expensive the trial is.

Friday 6 September 2024
Episode 50
Charles is stunned by Salamina’s decision to go to the police. Tbose struggles to balance work and family responsibilities. Babeile is shocked when someone reveals a new lead about Smaki’s disappearance.

Monday 9 September 2024
Episode 51
Meikie and John learn how much Tbose and Mapitsi are struggling to run their household. Toby ruins his chance of getting legal representation as his trial looms closer. Letetswe is unsettled by Salamina’s interpretation of the events involving him and Smaki.

Tuesday 10 September 2024
Episode 52
Opposing debate teams seek guidance from their parents on the 30 years of democracy. Tbose and Mapitsi continue to grapple with the challenges of their newfound independence.

Wednesday 11 September 2024
Episode 53
Charles suggests a risky plan to save his family. Evelyn and Toby face the consequences of Toby’s reckless actions.

Thursday 12 September 2024
Episode 54
The Grade 10 learners engage in a heated debate about 30 years of democracy. Mapitsi’s interview rubs her mother-in-law the wrong way. Charles makes a pact with someone to get rid of incriminating evidence.

Friday 13 September 2024
Episode 55
Kwaito and Elizabeth seem to have conflicting expectations regarding their marriage. Bopape triggers Evelyn’s anxiety attack. Pax makes plans for Lewatle, and they are not pure.

Monday 16 September 2024
Episode 56
Evelyn sells her house to Bra Boikie. MaNtuli is touched by something she overhears – but did she hear correctly? Lewatle confirms Pax’s suspicions.

Tuesday 17 September 2024
Episode 57
Babeile teaches Pax a lesson of a lifetime. MaNtuli surprises Lizzy with an unexpected act of kindness. Toby begs Kat for a job, only to be turned down due to his looming rape trial.

Wednesday 18 September 2024
Episode 58
Evelyn strikes a deal with Bra Boikie to save her son from going to jail. The Kgomos confront Babeile, who stands his ground. Kwaito is taken aback when MaNtuli overlooks Lizzy’s cheeky behaviour.

Thursday 19 September 2024
Episode 59
Bra Boikie throws mother and son out of his house. Pax breaks up with Lewatle. MaNtuli spreads a lie about Lizzy and Kwaito.

Friday 20 September 2024
Episode 60
Struggling to deal with his new reality, Toby decides to skip town. Lewatle is willing to do anything to get back with her man.

Monday 23 September 2024
Episode 61
Lewatle ends up in a place she shouldn’t be. Leeto is stunned by Bopape’s request. MaNtuli puts pressure on Lizzy to bear her grandkids.

Tuesday 24 September 2024
Episode 62
Babeile searches for Lewatle and what he finds leaves him traumatized. Toby turns to an unexpected source for help.

Wednesday 25 September 2024
Episode 63
Lewatle takes drastic measures out of fear. Jacobeth Thobakgale is finally released from prison.

Thursday 26 September 2024
Episode 64
The courtroom is rocked by shocking twists on Toby’s trial day, leaving everyone in disbelief. Lizzy makes a surprising discovery that leaves her reeling. A distressing video of Lewatle Babeile circulates on social media.

Friday 27 September 2024
Episode 65
Nkosi tries to get close to a vulnerable and lonely Pretty. Lizzy is shocked to learn that her mom and MaNtuli have been colluding behind her back. Someone asks Leeto to turn against his own family.

Monday 30 September 2024
Episode 66
A fight erupts outside the court as tensions rise between Toby and Ntswaki’s supporters. Khwezi confronts Nkosi about his relationship with Pretty. Jacobeth receives a surprising message about a booking for her bed and breakfast business.

Skeem Saam airs on SABC1 from Mondays to Fridays at 19h30.

The Next Chapter in the Maputla Family Saga on Skeem Saam!

Hey there, TV buffs! 📺 If you’re as addicted to Skeem Saam , then you’re going to want to pay close attention because things are about to get super spicy! The drama is heating up once again, and we’re gearing up for a fresh chapter in the life of the Maputla family.

Starting September 2, 2024, we’ll witness a significant transition as Meikie hands over the reins to Mapitsi, making her the new matriarch of the family. That’s right, folks! It’s time for Mapitsi to step into the spotlight! As she and Tbose embark on their own journey in the cozy confines of their new home, we can expect a whirlwind of experiences with baby Oratile in tow. 🍼✨


 

 

 

Now, picture this: after years of sharing a roof with their parents, Tbose and Mapitsi have decided it’s time to spread their wings and settle down on their own. While it’s an exciting chapter, you can’t help but feel a bit of that bittersweet vibe. Tbose’s parents, John and Meikie, are bound to have a moment or two of sadness as they watch their son and daughter-in-law take this big step into adulthood. But hey, isn’t that what parenting is all about? Letting go, supporting your kids, and cheering them on as they venture out to create their own family legacy!According to the teasers for September, it seems like the couple will quickly become the talk of the town—and not all of it is going to be sunshine and rainbows. It looks like their success might breed some jealousy, proving once again that in the world of Skeem Saam, not everyone is rooting for a happy ending. 👀

Mark your calendars for September 5! It’s going to be a pivotal episode as we see Mapitsi and Tbose wrestling with the sometimes overwhelming responsibilities of parenthood. Balancing work and home life can be tough, and trust me, we’re all rooting for Tbose as he navigates these uncharted waters. Meanwhile, Meikie and John will have front-row seats to see just how challenging it can be for their child and his partner to manage their household. The tension and emotions are bound to spill over—let the drama unfold!

So grab your snacks, settle into your favorite couch spot, and prepare for all the twists and turns that this new season of Skeem Saam is sure to bring. Who’s excited? I know I am! See you on the screen where the Maputlas will capture our hearts all over again! 🎉❤️

Coming ùp on Uzalo enjoy Monday 26 : 30 August 2024

Coming ùp on #Uzalo #enjoy
Monday 26 August 2024
Episode 128
Hawu embarrasses Geja in public. Hlelo is under pressure to deliver Hlengiseni’s pictures. ARV Babes convince Hleziphi to start dating again.
Tuesday 27 August 2024
Episode 129


 

Geja walks away from Nokuthula after teaching Hawu a lesson. Njeza wakes up to the reality of his test day. Sibongiseni finally proves to Mondli that he has a grandson.
Wednesday 28 August 2024
Episode 130
Mondli’s hard work finally pays off. Nomathemba does something despicable in public. The Xabas get some good news.
Thursday 29 August 2024
Episode 131
The Evangelist plans to do a revival KwaMashu. Hlelo has an unexpected visitor. Screwdriver has had enough of Nomathemba’s abuse, he asks for help.
Friday 30 August 2024
Episode 132
Sibongiseni knows what he needs to do to learn the truth about Hlengiseni. The ARV Babes are not welcome at the Youth Centre anymore. Nokuthula tries to reach out to Geja, but he’s too angry to listen.

Sindi Dlathu debuts on ‘Isiphetho’

Former The River actress Sindi Dlathu has exited Queendom to join e.tv’s telenovela, Isiphetho: Destiny.

SINDI DLATHU: LATEST ROLE
Entertainment commentator Jabu McDonald reveals that talented actress Sindi Dlathu will play the role of Zanemvula in Isiphetho: Destiny.

The show introduced the legendary actress on social media as Zanevumla, a woman of God with an axe to grind against the Zondo sisters, Connie and Blondie.


 

Dlathu recently exited BET’s Queendom as Tholakele Mthombeni in the Clive Morris production.

Her role Tholakele Mthombeni was also Linda Mtoba’s on-screen mother who’s been keeping her identity a secret from her for 30 years.

Dlathu is the third star to leave Queendom after Themba Ndaba, who’s also joined Isiphetho and Mduduzi Mabaso who joined House of Zwide as Msizi.

First look at Sindi Dlathu as Zanemvula in ‘Isiphetho: Destiny.’ pic.twitter.com/sJOlOAX7EL

— Jabulani Macdonald ⚡️ (@Jabu_Macdonald) August 21, 2024
BACKGROUND OF ‘ISIPHETHO: DESTINY’
Black Brain Pictures’ Mandla N reveals to Zimoja that Isiphetho: Destiny is set in the heart of Soweto, amidst the vibrant community of Mzimhlope.

He adds that the story follows the intertwined lives of four friends who were bound by a life-changing secret during their teenage years.

“Now in their 30s, they find themselves drawn back to Mzimhlope, determined to chase their true destinies,” he added.

The foursome embark on an exciting new venture: an innovative restaurant aimed at bringing unique culinary delights to the township.

But at every turn on their journey to self-determination, their past and enemies threaten to thwart their dreams.

Introducing the legendary Sindi Dlathu, who is irresistible as Zanevumla – a woman of God with an axe to grind against the Zondo sisters, Connie and Blondie #etvIsiphethoDestiny 🔥 🔥 🔥 pic.twitter.com/sFn56hR790

— #etvIsiphethoDestiny (@etvIsiphetho) August 20, 2024
Do you watch Isiphetho: Destiny?

‘How to Manifest a Man’ renewed for season two

nsi’s popular drama series, How to Manifest a Man has returned for another season.

‘HOW TO MANIFEST A MAN’ RENEWED
Entertainment commentator, Jabu McDonald confirms that How to Manifest a Man has been renewed.

Sunday World previously reported that the show stars The Wife star Gaisang Noge and Homewrecker actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa.


 

The show is produced by Barkers Media and also stars Uzalo actor Mnqobi Kunene and Scandal! actor Lebohang Msiza.

Shirley Adonisi, Director of Local Entertainment Channels previously revealed in a statement: “Dramas offer an immersive escape into compelling storylines, complex characters, and the exploration of human emotions. How to Manifest a Man is no exception, as it delves deep into the twisted world of love, obsession, and the lengths one can go to find our perfect match. This series is a brilliant addition to our line-up that will keep audiences glued to their screens,”

The second season of premieres on Mzansi Magic on 16 September.SEASON ONE OF THE DRAMA SERIES
The first season of the drama series, How to Manifest a Man starred former Rythm City actors Lucia Mthiyane, Peter Sephuma, Nomcebo Gumede, Kabelo Mashika, and Aluve Mjali and many more.

The show challenges the notion that love is purely a matter of chance in a world where finding the perfect partner seems impossible.

This drama series focusses on Dudu (played by Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa), who is in an unhappy marriage, and she decides to take fate into her own hands after her husband, Simphiwe (played by Mnqobi Kunene), suffers memory loss.

Dudu will attempt to change her husband into the devoted man of her fantasies, and she will fight tooth and nail to hold onto the love she recreates.

Viewers should expect complications such as a determined detective, a relentless lover, and a blackmailing witness and more in the upcoming drama series.

‘Skeem Saam’ wins big at the Royalty Soapie Awards

“Skeem Saam” cast members brought home multiple awards on Saturday night for their outstanding roles on the popular SABC 1 show that highlights issues that many South Africans are faced with daily.

Harriet Manamela, who is best known for her role as Meikie Maputla on “Skeem Saam” won the Outstanding Supporting Actress award for her role as Meikie Maputla.

 

 

 

 

 

The legendary 53-year-old actress who has been a part of the South African telenovela since 2011 is known as the famous supermarket owner in Turfloop.

Her role on “Skeem Saam“ highlights what mothers deal with on a daily basis and how mothers can go to extreme lengths to take care of their children.

The South African actress, model and influencer, better known as the rebellious Ntswaki on “Skeem Saam” also walked away with the award for Best Viewers Choice Actress.The 19-year-old took to Instagram to thank everyone who believed in her and supported her dreams.

“Wow, what a journey this has been! I’m beyond grateful to be recognised as Best Viewer’s Choice Actress at the Royalty Awards… To my family, friends and fans — thank you for believing in me and supporting my dreams”

Mahlatse Moropo walked away with the Viewer’s Choice Best Actor award.

Moropo is known for his role as Letetswe, a high school learner at Turfloop High School and is the famous Charles Kunutu’s son.

On its Facebook page, the soapie extended congratulatory messages to its cast members for scooping the prestigious awards.

“Congratulations to Harriet Manamela, Mahlatse Moropo and Lethabo.Mekoaa on winning their Royalty Soapie Awards tonight!”

Connie Chiume’s final role in ‘Blood Legacy’ before she passed away.

South Africans will get a chance to see Connie Chiume’s last role in Netflix’s upcoming drama series, Blood Legacy.

The award-winning actress passed away on Tuesday, 6 August in hospital.

CONNIE CHIUME: LAST ROLE
Bona reports that the Gomora actress Connie Chiume plays the matriarch of a family in Blood Legacy.

Connie Chiume’s final role in ‘Blood Legacy’ before she passed away.


 

 

 

 

Chiume will star alongside Skeem Saam actress Xolile Tshabalala, Gomora star Buyile Mdladla, Isibaya actors Pallance Dladla and Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa.

The show revolves around the case of Spear Industries CEO, who is found dead in the sugarcane fields of KwaZulu-Natal.

“Siblings Khanyi Adesina (Tshabalala), Mandla Ndlovu (Mdladla) and Siya Ndlovu (Mike) are locked in a war that extends far beyond the boardroom where legacies are on the line and betrayal lurks at every turn,” a statement from Netflix read.

Her family reveals that she passed away at 72 after a period of illness.

First look at Mama Connie Chiume’s final acting appearance on Netflix’s new drama series ‘Blood Legacy.’

Premieres 20 September.#BloodLegacy pic.twitter.com/XWmW75YvAq

— Pop Pulse (@PopPulseSA) August 22, 2024
MORE ACTORS JOIN ‘BLOOD LEGACY’
The late actress Connie Chiume will star alongside actors Sello Maake KaNcube, Dawn Thandeka King in Blood Legacy.

Blood Legacy delves deep into the dark world of corruption, greed, and power.

The upcoming series is produced by Gambit Productions, the team behind hits like Blood & Water and many more.

Actor Spaces shared a trailer of the show in a short trailer on Instagram: “When Khanyi Adesina returns home to Durban after years of estrangement. She finds her family and their business under threat.”

“After her corrupt father is murdered for trying to go straight, she decides to stay and fight for control of the company in hopes of changing the family’s criminal legacy.”

Lawrence Maleka, Kwanele Mthethwa to star in ‘Lobola Man’

Big Brother Titans host and former The River actor Lawrence Maleka will charm Netflix fans as Ace in Lobola Man.

LAWRENCE MALEKA SECURES NEW ROLE
The award-winning actor Lawrence Maleka will star alongside Kwanele Mthethwa, who plays Zandile in Lobola Man.

Maleka’s character Ace Ngubeni is a slick lobola negotiator, who faces his toughest deal yet for a shy client.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The actor also stars alongside Sandile Mahlangu who plays Mthethwa’s boyfriend, Duke Maseko. Maleka and Mthethwa will be joined by The Queen actors Thembsie Matu and Nimrod Nkosi.

Lobola Man promises a delightful mix of humour, romance, and cultural insights. His portrayal of Ace Ngubeni showcases his ability to blend wit with heartfelt moments, making the character both relatable and entertaining.

The actor and TV host is famously known for his roles in The River and Isibaya.BACKGROUND: ‘LOBOLA MAN’
Lobola Man celebrates love and the cultural significance of lobola with a modern, humorous twist, sure to capture the hearts of audiences everywhere.

Ace’s journey in Lobola Man is not just about negotiating a price but navigating the complexities of love, tradition, and self-discovery.

Viewers are in for a comedic yet poignant exploration of what happens when love and duty collide in this upcoming dramedy.

Skeem Saam almost cause chaos at the Royalty Soapie Awards

The Skeem Saam cast and crew almost went on a rampage at the Royalty Soapie Awards on Saturday night, 24 August.

Hosted by comedian, Mpho Popps and TV presenter, Nomalanga Shozi, the awards ceremony was held at the Heartfelt Arena in Tshwane.


 

 

 

The Skeem Saam cast and crew were unhappy after one of their actors was shown as the winner of the Outstanding Newcomer Award, but it was a mistake.

Lethabo Mekoa

They kept chanting: “Skeem Saam” and Mpho Popps had to clear the confusion.

“There was a clip-on screen but the person who won, which is actress Nefisa Mkhabela is the correct one who was announced. We would like to apologise for the technical glitch,” he said.

The Skeem Saam team were very upset, but their disappointment died when one of their own was awarded the Viewer’s Choice Award in the Best Female Actress category.

The team went on stage in a large number and celebrated with Lethabo Mekoa.

Lethabo Mekoa

Crying on stage, Lethabo said: “I would like to thank God for giving me this opportunity today. I’ve been through a lot as young as I am.”

The audience was taken down memory lane with performances by musicians such as Keabetswe “KB” Motsilanyane and Zola 7.

Legendary actor, Jerry Mofokeng wa Makhetha and filmmaker and producer, Duma Ndlovu were also recognised.

Duma thanked Winnie Ntshaba for founding the awards.

“Looking back to when this started, I don’t think the industry understood what she was trying to do. I think a lot of people thought she was biting what she could chew.

“I think actors appreciate these awards because this is the time they get awards exclusively. You have done well and we give you a big hand,” he said.

Jerry also thanked Winnie.

“Winnie, thank you for being a visionary, for coming up with these awards, to be recognised in your own country. One of the things I thank Winnie for is that people don’t understand how hard acting is,” he said.

Other actors who walked away with awards include Zikhona Sodlaka, who was awarded the Outstanding Lead Actress Award.

“When I take myself to when I was 19 years and I left the Eastern Cape, this is another show for us, a province that has never had a show there but has produced legends and in 2022 we created a soapie,” she said.

Motlatsi Mafatshe from House of Zwide was awarded the Outstanding Lead Actor Award.

Kelvin Momo gets emotional as ‘Sewe’ album surpasses 15 million streams

Kelvin Momo celebrates another success recorded by his ‘Sewe’ album

South African musician Kelvin Momo is in his feelings as his 5th studio album, Sewe reaches a milestone.

In less than a month, the music project has reached 15 million streams.


 

 

 

Taking to social media, the Amapiano producer shared photos of himself which revealed his emotional side which was triggered by the success of his album.

“TEARS OF JOY 🥹 SEWE (MY GRANDMOTHER) Got the feeling ♥️ thank you so much to everyone that has been listening to the album and a special shout-out to @donjuliosa for an amazing album launch. We on 15 million plus streams,” he captioned the post.

Meanwhile, on the 9th of August which was the day the album was released, Kelvin Momo jubilated as the album made history on Spotify. It was the most streamed album in a day in South Africa by a South African artist.