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Bonginkosi Khumalo is The Chief Magistrate of Ilanga. He is wealthy and one of the most powerful people in the Ilanga Province. He draws unfriendly attention and competition when the masses find out he is about to be sworn in as a Judge to the Constitutional Court of South Africa. With Bonginkosi being a man who wields the power to make or break the law at the stroke of a pen, he is tested by many manipulative characters, from women who beg to be his side piece, to enemies disguised as family, friends and associates. Bonginkosi’s swift rise to power may also prove to be his downfall as the skeletons in his closet begin to emerge, after his mistress is found dead on his office floor.
Family Secrets Season One
FAMILY SECRETS is a Drama Series about the first black man to own a merchant bank who suffers a horrible twist of Fate as he ends up in a fatal hitand-run car crash and absconds with the child of the couple he believes he killed in the accident. 20 years later he discovers that the boy’s mother survived the accident and relentlessly seeks justice and revenge. Family Secrets Aired on SABC 1 every Sunday @19:30pm Premier Episode : 2,7Million Viewers Six Weeks later we had 3,1Million Viewers and it was rated the 3rd Most watched show on Sunday.
Family Secrets Season Two
FAMILY SECRETS is a Drama Series about the first black man to own a merchant bank who suffers a horrible twist of Fate as he ends up in a fatal hitand-run car crash and absconds with the child of the couple he believes he killed in the accident. 20 years later he discovers that the boy’s mother survived the accident and relentlessly seeks justice and revenge. Family Secrets Aired on SABC 1 every Sunday @19:30pm Premier Episode : 2,7Million Viewers Six Weeks later we had 3,1Million Viewers and it was rated the 3rd Most watched show on Sunday.
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Azanian Sniper
Who is the Azanian sniper? the daughter of Mr. Solomon Arity, the man handpicked to protect the president of South Africa, until he is framed for the assassination of madame Nafarie, President of the United States of Zingwe. Azania is in her final week of a grueling sniper qualification course when she learns of her father’s fate. Azania has 48 hours to prove his father’s innocence. An action packed show about a beautiful black female sniper, racing against time to prove her father’s innocence as she fights off two hired killers who work for an American transnational conglomerate, bent on bringing a country neighbouring South Africa to civil war so they can steal the vast oil wealth of the Dubai of Africa, the African nation of Zingwe.
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The nemesis Morris Greene is all too familiar with the uglier side of life. Teased, bullied, and frequently assaulted as a child, because of his background as a child of Portuguese and European Jewish Parents. The term “SeeKaffir” was used daily by his tormentors. Church became a refuge for a young Morris to escape Racist Bullying and being an Alter Boy gave him security he had never experienced outside of his home. Remaining rooted in the Church became a way of life for Morris & it shaped his perspective of the world. From attending Church, Morris joined a Monastery. Totally devoted to living a Monks life, Morris worked as a Groundskeeper & was trained as a Butcher – two skills that would serve him well as a Serial Killer.
The Job Channel
The Job Channel (TJC) is a unique union of Television and the Internet that delivers cost effective Job Hunting to a wide South African audience, Listing available jobs in All 9 Provinces. TJC’s core business is to leverage the mass audience reach of Television by using the Compelling impact and Power of visual communications owned by TV, and combines it’s impact with the User Friendly Flexibility and Efficiency of wireless hand held Smart Phones and Tablets to deliver Employment Opportunities that undergo a 100% authentication and verification process to ensure only existing actual Jobs are Listed by TJC.
From Robben Island to Wall Street
Dr Gaby Magomola’s documentary reflects on a critical time in the history of South Africa. Taking broad lyrical strides across various major crucial epochs in the history of this country, Gaby offers an insider’s view of a number of key events. During the 1960s, the country was in the grip of various uprisings leading to the Sharpeville massacre, and the arrest and incarceration of various leaders and activists of the day, including the young Gaby. Some years later, the Soweto uprisings followed, while during the 80s and early 90s the repressive reign of PW Botha prevailed – which later ended with the subsequent demise of Apartheid.
