In this issue

In this issue of TVPlus: Uzalo - It's a trap - Qhabanga hears Gabi admit to killing his wife and son, plus, Baby’s plans for 2021; Muvhango - My son, my sin - KK crashes Mudi’s funeral to confess; The Bachelorette South Africa - Her parents’ hearts conquered apartheid. Now Qiniso can find true love despite COVID… in her Bachelorette bubble!; Imbewu - If dead can’t rest, nor can Nkululeko; Skeem saam - Dig up her bones: guilty secret found; Generations - Luyolo wants Lesedi and Tracy, too.

Under The Radar

Journalist Mariana van Zeller takes us inside eight of the world’s deadliest criminal networks in her new series, Trafficked With Mariana Van Zeller on National Geographic (*181).

7 mins

Walking tall

Jared Padalecki swaps Supernatural ghosts for arresting real criminals in Walker, the Chuck Norris reboot action series.

3 mins

Combating A Crisis

The healthcare workers aren’t the only ones in the spotlight on season 17 of Grey’s Anatomy – they’re fighting against the Coronavirus.

3 mins

Pope's Promise

Wildest Cody brother Pope is packing more than just a mean temper as season 2 of Animal Kingdom kicks off.

3 mins

Bad voodoo

KK pays a high price for disobeying the dark forces of the Amaboys spirits.

8 mins

A Grave Discovery

It’s the case Detective Babeile thought he’d never solve, but a ghost story and buried bones finally bring closure to Turf.

5 mins

Dead wrong

Nkululeko is punished by the ancestors for a keeping a dark secret from everyone.

4 mins

Don't Hurt Me No More

Seipati’s ex has managed to track her down and he wants to reconnect. And it’s too bad if she’s not interested.

5 mins

The Narrow Escape

You’re invited to Lindelani and Mbali’s secret wedding. But will they eventually say their “I do’s?”

5 mins

Prison break

Convicts Ty and Boeta get DeWet’s help to escape.

4 mins

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