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In this issue of TVPlus: Generations - Sex wreck - Tracy falls ill after her escort past with Mazwi puts Moroka Media in crisis; Skeem Saam - Blood truth - DNA test exposes Pretty’s real dad!; Durban Gen - Transplant trauma tears MaCele and Bab’Gumede’s marriage apart!; Ubettina Wethu - Zweli Dube lifts the lid on Nubia bad boy Dingaan, the man who has everything; Uzalo - God vs Godfather Nkunzi ‘buys’ church; Imbewu - Thokozile’s ghost steals grandson and Scandal! - Hotel spy kid Tebello on the case!

Seeking The Thrill

Sleazy pick-up lines and playboy antics: Zweli Dube discusses his promiscuous character Dingaan, who’s living in his dead twin’s shadow in local dramedy uBettina Wethu.

3 mins

Swallowing Your Pride

Season 2 of comedy series Bob Hearts Abishola sees the mismatched couple deal with drama: Abi’s rude husband.

3 mins

Master Chef Australia Returns For Season 13

Master Chef Australia returns for season 13, filled with good food, great contestants and even better desserts.

3 mins

A Game Of Musical Chairs

The Voice season 20 begins on a high note with stellar performances as past coach Nick Jonas reclaims his seat.

3 mins

Thy kingdom come

Who’d ever have thought that Nkunzi would want to play God and choose KKC’s next pastor?

4 mins

Office drama

Tracy faces not one but two crises as her past comes spilling out and her health goes downhill.

4 mins

A Tale Of Two Siblings

Both Kwaito and Pretty are having some serious daddy issues and one of them isn’t coping too well.

5 mins

Gran gone bad

The search is on for little Mepho when his “resurrected” gran Thokozile disappears at the same time.

4 mins

Broken hearts

MaCele discovers her husband Bab’Gumede’s illegitimate son and the mistress he’s been hiding for 17 years.

4 mins

The little spy

Tebello goes undercover at the Newtonian and things at the hotel get weird.

4 mins

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