In this issue

In this issue of TVPlus: Uzalo - Bad Girls - The Umbutho’s hitmen target MaNgcobo over Easter hijacking spree, plus, MaMlambo goes viral!; Muvhango - Expecting trouble - Imani out, pregnant Marang back in?; Ubettina Wethu - Meet South Africa’s Ugly Betty! What to expect, where you can see her & all the hottest headlines; Isibaya - An explosive end coming on 2 April; Skeem Saam - Dream wedding or dream job, Mapitsi?; Generations - Scheming & spying: Lucy sneaks back and Inside Job - Turn pumpkins into 5-star dinner: Kitchen magic with chef Katlego.

Heroine Hat-Trick

Rejection, deception and jealousy will not deter three ingénue heroines from fighting for love in three brand-new telenovelas coming to DStv in March.

4 mins

Doccie delight

Showmax is filled with documentaries that cover everything from rising sports stars, to love and loss.

5 mins

Ghosted!

Survivor season 36 heads to Ghost Island on SABC3.

5 mins

Three's company

Matt and his two great loves – his mom Kelly and fiancée Kim – reveal what it’s been like making I Love A Mama’s Boy.

3 mins

Turning Up The Heat

Fine dining made easy? Ask no more! Local chef Katlego Mlambo celebrates the flair of good SA food on his new culinary show Inside Job.

3 mins

Beauty Is Skin Deep

Meet your Betty. Actress Farieda Metsileng discusses her newest role as awkward, ambitious and unfashionable Betty in dramedy series uBettina Wethu.

3 mins

The final heist

MaNgcobo defies orders and organises a hijacking heist that will lead to fatal consequences.

3 mins

Stress With The Ex

James can’t remember anything following a cycling accident, but he does know one thing: his ex-fiancée is pregnant.

5 mins

A One-Time Affair?

Ndabezinhle lands in a one-night stand with a new intern, but the evening proves to be more than she can handle.

4 mins

Hold On, Little One

Carmen and Rhafiek’s baby son is born prematurely.

4 mins

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