In this issue

In this issue of TVPlus: Scandal! - CEO? Uh Oh! - Shock NFH takeover! Layla seethes as new boss Dintle googles, “What does a CEO do?”; Generations - Prison break team on the way to save Tau from TB tragedy behind bars!; Imbewu - Shria and Nirupa accused of murder!; Uzalo - Sibonelo blames Nonka’s ex for split; Skeem saam - Drunk Noah blabs about fire cover-up.

Healing hearts

Transplant puts a Syrian refugee in the heart of a Canadian hospital for a compassionate immigrant tale on DStv.

3 mins

Oh, The Daily Drama!

Showmax is the place to go for all things soapies, sepies and telenovelas. But what’s the difference and what makes the day-time dramas so popular?

3 mins

Hart In The Game

Comedian Kevin Hart is delivering a knock-out punch on Showmax with his gameshow Total Knock Out.

4 mins

Evolution Of The Game

Jeff Probst thought he’d seen it all on as host of Survivor, but each new season brings a whole other survival quest.

4 mins

Let The Games Begin!

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is pushing athletes to breaking point with a whole new setup in season 2 of his obstaclecourse reality show The Titan Games.

3 mins

Healing & Helping

Nimrod Nkosi is leading the way as he helps communities around the country in lifestyle show Breaking New Ground.

5 mins

In It For The Money?

Wealthy divorcee Julia Day’s kids fear that she’s being taken for a ride in drama series Gold Digger after she falls head over heels for hot young stud Benjamin.

3 mins

Laying down the law

All rise! Comedian Tumi Morake and her panel take the law into their own hands as they return to poke fun at parliament on comedy series Point Of Order.

3 mins

All's Fair In Love & War

A squad of army medics find a silver lining and something to laugh about during the horror of war in dark comedy

3 mins

All Hail Queen Dintle!

Dintle has done the impossible and dethroned Layla as NFH’s CEO – now the real work begins…

6 mins

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