This October, Mzansi Wethu (DStv channel 163) is rolling out a bold new slate of reality shows into the heart of Mzansi life. From inheritance battles and cultural clashes to medical miracles and relationship regrets, these stories are raw, relatable, and unapologetically South-A.
Viewers can expect gripping new titles and returning favourites that reflect the complexities of love, family, tradition, and survival with characters who are as unforgettable as the journeys they are on.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Nam Ngikhona – brand new – 19:00 on Mondays from 27 October
Nam Ngikhona … I Would Like my Share! This reality series looks at the emotional chaos that can come with claiming their share of a deceased loved one’s estate. When the will is read, that’s when the real drama begins! Secrets surface, tensions rise, and the truth is laid bare. It’s not just about money it’s about legacy, betrayal, and healing.
Ngishade Wrong – returning season 3 – 19:00 on Tuesdays from 28 October
What if you married the wrong person? Ngishade Wrong returns with more jaw-dropping confessions and emotional journeys as couples confront the truth about their relationships. Hosted by legal eagle Thato Mahapa, this season promises more healing from heartbreak and unexpected reunions.
uDokotela Wethu – brand new – 18:30 on Thursdays from 30 October
Follow Dr Thabang as she transforms lives by treating rare illnesses which can sometimes affect not just the patient’s physical appearance but also their self-esteem. With compassion and cutting-edge care, she restores their dignity and delivers second chances. So, when hope fades, Udokotela Wethu steps in.
The Real City Makoti – Brand New – Change to the schedule – Start date has moved and new date to be communicated closer to the time
The Real City Makoti #NewAgeWives, a brand-new reality show that follows four married women who live a vibrant life in the city while at the same time maintain a strong connection with their rural and traditional roots. These modern makotis are rewriting the rules, balancing city vibes with rural roots expect cultural clashes and family expectations.
Meet the Makotis:
- Linda Mbunyuza – Traditionalist with a taste for luxury.
- Anika Dambuza – Bridging Xhosa and Afrikaans cultures.
- Sessy Mofokeng – Polyamorous mum chasing her forever after.
- Keneilwe Mpolokeng Mbobosi – Sangoma first wife seeking motherhood.
Stay tuned and ready because Nam Ngikhona, Ngishade Wrong and uDokotela Wethu is about to keep it real on Mzansi Wethu channel 163 on DStv.