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TV Shows To Look Out For This July

TV Shows To Look Out For This July

Live. Life. Watching. Mzansi Magic, Mzansi Wethu and Mzansi Bioskop are serving a properly stacked July, and we've got the lowdown on what to pencil into your remote-control routine.

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Live. Life. Watching. Mzansi Magic, Mzansi Wethu and Mzansi Bioskop are serving a properly stacked July, and we've got the lowdown on what to pencil into your remote-control routine.

 

The Big Returns 

Married At First Sight: Mzansi S3 

Back and ready to test love, sight unseen. A fresh batch of singles hand their love lives over to the experts, meeting their partners for the very first time at the altar. Guiding them through the chaos and the sweetness: relationship expert Thabang Mashigo, relationship coach and officiator Pastor Xolani Hitlana, intimacy expert Dr Mpume Zenda, and marriage/family counsellor Bakhe Dlamini. Catch it Sundays at 19:00 from 5 July.

 

Mnakwethu

Musa Mseleku is back in the hot seat for season 5, and this one hits different. Siyanda and his fiancée Lungile are staring down a heartbreaking reality: she can't have children due to medical reasons. Wanting the big family he's always dreamed of, Siyanda considers welcoming a second wife into a polygamous marriage. Tuesdays, 20:00, from 7 July. Bring tissues.

 

Brand New Heat


Critical But Stable premieres 26 July at 20:00 with its season opener, "The Plan." Duke and his jazz-club crew are each battling personal storms, and to help pull Duke's wife out of hers, the friends hatch a high-stakes insurance scam that could save them all or blow their whole world apart. The ensemble is stacked: Fortune Thobejane (Duke), Lawrence Maleka (Mzi), Batsile Ramasodi (Solomzi), Thabo Malema (Thabo), Mmarona Motshegoa (Noma), Motsoaledi Setumo (Lerato), Seipati Mahamu (Moshidi), Mapaseka Koetle (Lovey) and Eve Rasimeni (Mantwa). It's co-executive produced by Angela Makholwa, the mind behind *Red Ink*, and comes from Barkers Media — the team behind *Killer Front Page* and SAFTA-nominated *How to Manifest a Man*. Serious drama pedigree.

 

Mini-Series On Mini-Series

Mzansi Magic's going bumper-pack mode this month, dropping full mini-series across three consecutive nights:

Noma Flower (6, 7 & 8 July, 19:00)

Noma is a vibrant bank teller who believes wholeheartedly in love, even though she's never actually experienced it. So she sets herself a deadline: find real love in 7 days, or give up on it for good. Romcom hearts, assemble.


Kleva  (13, 14 & 15 July, 19:00) 

A charming, smooth-talking dreamer falls hard for a girl who works at the local car wash. She's willing to give him a shot, but only if he's willing to walk away from his petty criminal ways. Can love actually reform him?

 

Reality Check

No Peekingfrom 24 July, 19:00

Silindokuhle knows exactly what she wants: a man who can provide and who can decide. The question is whether any of her suitors can actually rise to the occasion.

Love Wins from 23 July, 19:00

An honest, insightful look at what South African couples are really up against, from tense lobolo negotiations to the everyday juggle of managing money in a dual-income household.

Amabhinca from 31 July, 20:00

Step into the vibrant, fiercely competitive world of the Bhinca nation as five of its most influential pioneers go head-to-head to assert their dominance.

 

Mzansi Wethu Watch

Eya Madoda S2from 27 July, 19:00 doesn't shy away from the hard stuff  each episode follows a stepfather confronting his stepchild's absent biological father, trying to untangle the emotional fallout for the sake of the kid caught in the middle.

Imboni Yama Tekisi S3 from 28 July, 19:00 pulls back the curtain on SA's taxi industry through the people actually running it: widow Nthabiseng Keroane, wheelchair-bound Sabelo Ndaba, and the Biyela twins, all fighting to protect their legacy in one of the country's toughest, most dangerous businesses.

 

Mzansi Bioskop's Youth-Led Movies

Every one of these Sunday-night films (19:00) comes straight out of the MultiChoice Talent Factory real stories from young South African filmmakers finding their voice:


Azishe (5 July)

Katlehong's pride and joy, Eyethu Boxing Club, is on the verge of collapse after star boxer Khwezi Ncoyiyana falls into a coma and sponsors pull out. His sister makes a desperate bet: put it all on their untested younger brother to save the gym.

Supa Spaza (12 July) 

Two furious ex-employees plan a revenge robbery at their old workplace, only to get trapped inside during an unexpected lockdown, turning their heist into an accidental hostage situation.


Umcimbi Ka Thando (19 July) 

Thando's mom wants a picture-perfect Sweet 16. Her Gogo wants a proper traditional coming-of-age. Caught in the middle, Thando has to figure out what celebration actually feels like her.

Shesha Ntombo! (26 July) 

Event planner Nokwazi gives her long-term boyfriend an ultimatum: propose before she turns 35. He walks instead. Heartbroken, she throws herself into a viral social media challenge to pick up the pieces.

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