How much do you hate your father? Would you punch him in the face if he dared you? Just the thought of raising your fist…
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Sleeping with the enemy [The Queen Recap]
A relationship between direct rivals makes for a heart-warming Romeo and Juliet tale, but you only have to remember from the oldest such romance —…
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How to graduate from one night stand to boyfriend
With an increasing number of women earning their own money these days, it is no longer uncommon for a girl to seek a man for…
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How to deal with a deadbeat dad
Apart from their disappearing acts, absent fathers have one thing in common; they all return just when the child they abandoned has come to terms…
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Jessica Nkosi aims to outqueen The Queen
Outqueen: /aʊt–kwiːn verb, to outshine another alpha woman, from the social media word “queening”. Thank goodness for Brutus. Were it not for the apple munching…
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Blood bath on The Queen
With Vuyiswa drawing closer to finding her husband’s killer, Lieutenant Colonel Sebata gave the kill order, a blood bath was inevitable. Regrettably, we were unable…
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Death at a funeral
This week, the funeral of fallen hero, Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Maake took the spotlight. The writing duo of Phathu Makwarela and Gwydion Beynon have a…
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As one enemy falls, another emerges
Harriet Khoza had just attained peace in her family; Shaka, Kagiso and Dingane have just kissed and made up, the powerful matriarch did not expect…
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Rest in peace Jerry Maake
When we met Jerry in Season one, he was a widower trying to raise his daughter (Amo) and criminal son (Mogape). His journey with the…
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African truth – you’re a child until your parents die
When I was a child, my grandma threatened to slap my uncle, he was married with two kids — truth. I remember how my father,…
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Peace returns to the Khoza mansion
There is no greater oxymoron than when a seeker of peace must go to war in order to find peace. They named him Kagiso, peace.…
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When brothers are at war
War is always inevitable when peace treaties are signed with pen in hand and knives under the table. When Harriet found out that Kagiso had…
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