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 a one night stand, someone … Read Full Story
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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 with their absence. Trust me … Read Full Story
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 weird uncle, the Khozas would … Read Full Story
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 to give a recap two … Read Full Story
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 penchant for ruining family gatherings, … Read Full Story
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 to encounter a new enemy … Read Full Story
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 Khoza’s would collide after his … Read Full Story
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, normally loud and scary at … Read Full Story
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. However, Sgaqagaqa’s life has been … Read Full Story
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 almost killed his brother Shaka, … Read Full Story