Mzilikazi kaMashobane.
Is everything okay?
I just wanted to check
if everything was on track.
Yeah.
Everything is going as planned.
I'm out of ideas now.
Now that the harvest
is completely destroyed,
it'll be difficult
to cover the repairs at the hotel.
The second construction payment
is the only thing that will save the day.
You know, Khanyi,
I don't like it when you speak like this.
Perhaps we can find
another way to resolve this.
Maybe there is, but I can't see it.
Dumisani, I can't help but wonder...
that maybe
I've destroyed everything.
Khanyi, I trust you.
Thank you.
Wow, bro.
You're really getting rid of me?
Sis.
To be honest,
I'm tired of fighting your battles.
I'm overwhelmed with my own.
As we speak, Nido is in a foreign country.
I also asked Gabisile for a divorce.
You're leaving her?
I don't want her anymore, sis.
I know what I want.
And what's that, bro?
Me.
I want the real me.
Sis, every day when I wake up,
I feel like I'm wearing a mask.
Smiling and laughing,
knowing very well that I'm not happy.
Because that's what the family wanted.
That's what Dad wanted, right?
And what I hate most about this, sis,
is that I don't even know
if Dad would've approved or not.
But I also want my son to stand up
and be accountable.
Something I've never done myself.
It's going to be okay, bro.
It's going to be all right.
- Yeah.
- It's going to be all right.
It'll be all right.
I didn't know you were smoking again.
I didn't know I had to inform you.
You know, I haven't been able to
get hold of Nkanyamba since yesterday.
Has he contacted you?
Hey, what's gotten into you?
I've been thinking about Mom.
Don't go there.
You're torturing yourself, my child.
Let it go.
Come eat.
Mandla wants to sell my 20%
to keep this company afloat.
Then what I have here
might be the answer to your prayers.
So, I found a way
to get into Nkanyamba's phone last night.
Did Mandla k*ll Dad?
I don't think so,
but it does look like Nkanyamba
is carrying out his own investigation
into your father's death.
So, then it can't be Mandla, right?
That's correct.
Now take a look at this.
These messages are proof
that Mandla is definitely up to no good.
The statue was laced with expl*sives?
He put our lives in danger.
But this won't help us with anything.
Whatever Nkanyamba is up to
won't help us find my father's k*ller.
Are you meeting with Titus today?
Yeah.
Njabulo.
Do you understand?
This is important, Thulisile.
I wouldn't have asked if it wasn't.
I know, but it just feels so underhanded.
It's important,
and we're doing a good thing.
Do you know your dad sabotaged your uncle
by destroying the statue?
We need to fight for ourselves, girl.
I'll be right back.
How did it go?
I have a lot of meetings.
Can we make it dinner?
No problem. See you later.
Why are you sitting here by yourself?
What?
You know, Amahle.
Amahle, wake up.
Gabisile?
Let's not waste each other's time.
What do you want?
We have to work together.
Divorce doesn't suit me.
He didn't tell you?
No.
Did he tell you that
he wants to tell Nido the truth?
All this time,
I thought you were pushing him into this.
Well, listen here, missy.
Your husband and I
are not together anymore.
We broke up.
He didn't tell me.
Why would he?
How does it concern you?
- Maybe he'll really go through with it.
- What?
He's gonna come out
and he'll live his truth.
Okay, listen.
This won't come out.
It will ruin the family's reputation.
I wasn't expecting to hear from you.
I had to hear it for myself.
Gabisile came to see me.
I knew it.
The stuff about the divorce and Nido,
is it true?
Yes.
The truth is,
I'm going to go home and collect all
my belongings, and come live with you.
You said you wanted me to live my truth.
Siya, listen.
Please can we talk about this, Siya?
I have nothing more to say.
I've made my decision.
Why do you hate me so much?
What have I ever done to you?
Listen, Gabisile.
I'm making this decision
because I love you.
Living this lie is like a jail sentence.
I made this decision
because I want to free everyone involved.
You're gonna ruin our lives.
People will talk badly about us, Siya!
Our friends will gossip and laugh at us!
Wait, listen! Listen.
Things can go back to how they were!
- Gabisile!
- Siya, please don't...
- Gabisile!
- Please don't leave! Please!
Weakling.
I'm worried.
As you know,
the premier's in critical condition.
She's still alive.
It's not my fault that your hit men
don't know how to hit.
Stop. This f*ck up is your fault.
You got in the way.
So, I'm here to ask you
to fix this, Mandla.
How am I going to fix it?
I'm not a k*ller.
Listen.
When my sister calls you again,
please give her good news
because right now,
I'll skin all the skin off your face!
- Are you all right, boss?
- I'm all right! Leave me alone, man!
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01x16 - Episode 16
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When the CEO of Spear Industries is found dead in the sugarcane fields of KwaZulu-Natal, it sparks a fierce battle among his children for control of the company.
When the CEO of Spear Industries is found dead in the sugarcane fields of KwaZulu-Natal, it sparks a fierce battle among his children for control of the company.