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- Explores the story of the making of the iconic African king, from his childhood through to adulthood, during the 1700s.
- Isibaya is set set on the backdrop of the taxi industry, with two young lovers who are torn apart by a century-old feud between two powerful families. From a valley long divided by too little resources, the bitter feud continues in Egoli.
- When Lucy, a PR consultant, agrees to write a book about a convicted serial killer, she's thrust into a world of violence and dark secrets, uncovering a criminal conspiracy that puts her and her family's lives at risk.
- Gritty youth Drama series set in a South African Township.
- When Ona, a young talented township girl who dreams of being a fashion designer lands an internship at the famous House of Zwide, she believes it will change her life forever. Little does she know that the deep secrets of her past are buried in the House of Zwide and she discovers that not only is she the daughter of the fashion icon who runs the label, but the man she adores as her father was the hitman who killed her mother and stole her as a baby. Ona must choose between revenge or seizing her destiny.
- An illegitimate son inherits his father's dream and a family he may never belong to. This is an epic story centered on one man's quest to build the next great African Empire.
- Interviews, archival footage, and filmed performances highlight the role of music in the South African struggle against apartheid.
- On what could be the last day of his life, a gangster finds something worth living for.
- Sekalli le Meokgo is a magic realism story about Kgotso, a recluse stickfighter who lives a solitary life high up in the Maluti Mountains of Lesotho. Legend whispers of Kgotso's mother who died in childbirth bequeathing him with a curse. He was raised by an old traditional healer, who on her deathbed gives Kgotso his most treasured possession, a concertina. At the tender age of 8 Kgotso vanished into the mountains. Kgotso returns to the villages only when hired by distressed farmers to protect their sheep from thieves who plague the valleys. On day, whilst tending the sheep and playing to himself on his concertina he sees a beautiful and mysterious woman staring at him dreamily from the water. He is captivated. She disappears. The next day she returns, drawn by his beautiful music. As he plays for her, Mokgodutswane, a sinister and evil horseman, ambushes them. Kgotso is badly wounded. The horseman rides off with the woman. Kgotso is found by the villagers and nursed back to life. He discovers the woman in the village, but she exists only as a motionless body known as Meokgo. What he met in the mountains was her spirit, which was stolen and enslaved by the evil horseman Mokgodutswane. Kgotso, an outsider who was once cold and unloving, finds himself enchanted by Meokgo. Kgotso returns to the water to lure Meokgo's spirit and face the evil that has enslaved her. This is a story about unrequited love, and sacrifice infused with both the cruelty and the beauty of African magic.