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In this issue of TVPlus: Generations - Game Over - Player Lelethu “fails dismally” to forget Pam; Uzalo - From hell! - Not even the devil wants Nkunzi – Better run, Sbu!; Skeem saam - Pick your principal! Alfred or Manaka?; Ludik - Arnold talks about his new Netflix show; Scandal! - Winnie gives it all & Mbali needs more!; Imbewu - Nomusa’s muti use causes work uproar and Muvhango - Azwindini on thorns over Susan’s scandal.

Taking on Tiny

Stella Dlangalala talks about her bossy role as Tiny on soapie Gomora, how she got into acting and her social media status.

5 mins

Something different

Netflix rolls out its first Afrikaans drama series starring Hollywood's Arnold Vosloo and a stellar local cast.

3 mins

Homeowner drama

Miniseries Our House sees a family woman find strangers moving into her home and her family are missing.

3 mins

Great braais of fire

Jan Scannell talks about his passion for braais, braai, braais!

2 mins

Mzansi monarchs

Five women from different walks of life come together to redefine queendom for Mzansi.

2 mins

Dished-up delight

A new range of quintessential home cooks are back with hosts David Higgs and J’Something.

3 mins

Mzansi swindlers

Fooled By Love sees guests from different walks of life share shocking stories on being conned by the people they loved.

3 mins

A game is afoot

Is Chief Azwindini genuinely helping his ex-wife Susan or is it a facade for his own selfish motives?

3 mins

Punch-drunk love

Lelethu is ready to hang up his player jersey for Pamela, but will she take him back?

3 mins

That crush feeling

Newcomer Gcinekile gets love butterflies, but will Sindi?

3 mins

A mother's wrath

Gabisile Tshabalala gives viewers a look into Boniswa's long road of destruction after her teen son Boy-Boy's death.

3 mins

A witch in hiding

Will Nomusa be able to hide the fact that she used muti to achieve her recent success?

3 mins

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