TVPlus - English - 28 July 2022

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In this issue of TVPlus: Uzalo - Cry Wolf - Lying Hleziphi tries to blow the whistle on Kwanda & Nonka’s secret drug business; House of Zwide - Spooky - Faith taunted from beyond the grave!; Umndende - Thabiso vs social grant snatchers; Isibopho - Death and betrayal with the Ndlovus; Muvhango - Susan accused of fraud & murder!; Imbewu - Hit-and-run horror as Zithulele is caught!; Generations - Mbali & mom Lucy in therapy together.

Building blocks

Nicolette Mashile takes us back to her childhood to share some of the big money moments

3 mins

Justice is served

Thabiso Mokhethi calls out people who misuse social grants for their selfish needs in intervention reality show Umndende.

3 mins

Chopping block

A petition blazes through Turf High for Principal Thobakgale to step down… and guess who has already signed it.

2 mins

Mayor Susan scandal

She’s corrupt! She’s a tender cheat! She’s a killer! Two weeks is a lifetime in politics and Susan is reeling with every second.

3 mins

A legacy of pain

Lucy wants death-obsessed Mbali to go for therapy, but she’ll need the courage to confront her own past too.

3 mins

Spite or right?

Hleziphi can shout that Nonka and Kwanda are pushing drugs, but why would you believe Miss Steal Your Man!

5 mins

Meet the Fixer

The Nobengelas are thrilled to start afresh in Echelon Estate, but patriarch Melisizwe has skeletons in the closet.

2 mins

You can never leave

Khaya finally gets his dream, but Mam Rebecca’s Black Door is always open, pulling you inside.

3 mins

Kill ride

Zithulele and Sibongile’s thrilling night-time drive crashes into a tragedy and a cover-up when they run down Slindile.

5 mins

Haunted House Of Zwide

Out of jail, Faith imposes herself on the Zwides again, but there’s one Zwide she hasn’t counted on…the dead one!

3 mins

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