The Herd

It's getting worse for Loyiso after Nolitha decided to come forward and take to the stand. However, things take a turn when she ends up in hospital making the prosecutor more determined to fight this.

Phungula and Msizi have lived all their lives believing that they are father and son but even though the truth has now come out, Msizi assures his father that he will be staying at home and nothing is going to change between them.

Now that the truth has come out and Bab'Mshengu knows what his wife did for Thuthuka to end up being the one that marries Fakazile, he makes a scene at his funeral and orders her to tell the rest of the sons the truth.

Now that he's alive and kicking and finally back home, it's time for Hlabangani to face up to his problems. With MaShandu's help, they make sure that Mvelo and Phungula know what he's been up all these years.

In hopes of being removed from the suspects list, Loyiso went and fed Momelezi everything about the comrades and convinced him that he's been framed but this plan went sideways when Lucas makes sure that he knows he's in trouble with everyone now.

To prevent her daughter from being in a relationship with Msizi, MaShandu went ahead and told her about Hlabangani being their father. Now that everyone knows, it's time to make sure that Phungula doesn't find out.

The court case has caused so much pain and everyone needs answers. While Loyiso fights to keep his name clean, Junior has had enough and pulls a gun on him in hopes of getting the truth about his mother.

MaShandu and MaNxumalo almost spill the beans about Mvelo and Msizi’s paternity.

MaShandu plays MaNxumalo, and forces her to show her where she buried Hlabangane.

Loyiso is hellbent on the fact that he didn't kill his wife but as he plays back the horrible events with his lawyer and going back to the night of the fight that led him to break a glass on her face, it's starting to look very disturbing.

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Now that things have ended in victory for Tshepang and his whole crew, Mandla makes it a point to go get his siblings and even though it's not possible right now, he is making the right moves and they are well taken care of.

Mampho and Katlego get disappointed one more time when Tshepang disappears in the middle of taking care of their pregnancy. This all leaves Katlego confused.

Ahead of his funeral that no one wants to hold, Msizi was tasked with taking care of Hlabangani but when it’s time to fetch him, everyone gets the biggest shock.

Matters keep getting worse. While Tshepang figures out his life, with glimmers of home, Mampho takes Katlego to the clinic to get an abortion but she quickly escapes and makes it clear that she wants to keep the baby.

Now that Sebenzile's mother is also present, she teams up with Hlabangani's and they head over to Phungula's home in hopes of coming back with their son. But, because Phungula is so unaware of the issue at hand, he gets his gun and chases them away.

Zakes confronts Sipho about Velephi and he warns him to stay away from her.

Tshepang has been through a hard time with having his beats stolen from him but now as he's getting back up and securing gigs, his father and mother shock him by coming to ask that he comes back home but he chooses his dreams once again.

Despite the challenges they have been going through, especially when it comes to Mokhele's age and his children not wanting to accept that he is getting married to Lesego, they still brought who they could together and made sure they tie the knot.

MaShandu has been nonchalant about Hlabangani's situation even when she's been called to talk to the Chief but, after spending the night with him, Msizi discovers that Hlabangani is actually still alive and breaks the news to MaShandu.

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