A local teen uncovers her family's secret past and navigates the complicated world of a South African high school. As the search for answers intensifies, Puleng encourages Fiks to consider a complex truth while navigating a close-knit community of allies and enemies.

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Last Christmas, through the Netflix series 'How to Ruin Christmas', South Africans were introduced to two families who immediately became their favourite dysfunctional, not-so-guilty pleasure.

The Twalas and the Sellos were the messy, yet relatable onscreen family we never knew we needed!

By the time the first season ended, the most asked question, (after the Zoom favourite, "Can you hear me?) " had to be, "So what exactly does Khaya have to tell Tumi???" People just HAVE to know what the hunky Khaya has to tell our favourite train-wreck, Tumi, and more importantly, does it mean it's over for them? And what of the peoples' favourite sheep, Succulent? Did he really survive the festive season?

When we created the series, we certainly didn't think our days would be spent fielding threatening questions, even from our own friends and family, on when these, and other story questions will be answered. Well, thanks to Netflix, we get to put everyone out their misery, as we get to Ruin Christmas yet again! That's right; our favourite bunch of colourful characters are back for another season of How to Ruin Christmas.

It's great to know that when Netflix said "Made by Africans, Watched by the World" they meant it. That ethos has given us the opportunity to create authentically South African characters that we can relate to and tell stories that reflect our realities. In the first season, we were able to give the world a taste of our customs and traditions when it comes to weddings and how we, as South Africans, celebrate Christmas. More importantly, we were hopefully able to spread some joy and laughter throughout the globe, on the back of the tough year that was 2020.

Gearing up for another season honestly feels like getting ready to "go home" for Christmas, where you get to see and catch up with your favourite, and messy, family members. And no families are messier than the Sellos and the Twalas, who are now, bound in matrimony. So, it goes without saying that you should expect more drama, laughs, tears and all-round festive season joy in the new season.

We look forward to bringing some of your favourite characters back to life, and spreading a little more Christmas cheer this December, in true, Ramaphakela Siblings' style.

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The life of Edna St. Vincent Millay. She smoked in public, took many lovers (men and women, single and married), flouted convention sensationally, and became the embodiment of the New Woman.

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Inspired by Lawrence Otis Graham's provocative, critically acclaimed book, "Our Kind of People: Inside America's Black Upper Class," the series takes place in the aspirational world of Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard, a historical stronghold where the rich and powerful black elite have come to play for over 50 years.

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Detroit brothers Demetrius and Terry Flenory become powerful figures in a multi-state drug and money laundering organization. "BMF" stars the previously announced cast of Demetrius "Lil Meech" Flenory Jr., the son of Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory; Da'Vinchi (The Way Back, "grown-ish"), Russell Hornsby (Fences, The Hate U Give), Michole Briana White ("Dead to Me," She Hate Me), Ajiona Alexus ("Empire," "13 Reasons Why"), Eric Kofi Abrefa (Blue Story, Fury), Myles Truitt ("Black Lightening," "The New Edition Story"), Steve Harris ("The Practice," Diary of a Mad Black Woman), with Arkeisha "Kash Doll" Knight and Wood Harris ("Empire," Creed) in recurring roles. La La Anthony ("The Chi," Think Like a Man) and Serayah ("Empire," Favorite Son) are both set as recurring guest stars.

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A talented street dancer struggles while juggling the demands of a dead end job, family responsibilities, and a rocky love life. When she discovers a dance competition with a cash prize, she realizes that her moves could be the ticket out of her working class neighborhood in Durban. But first, she must overcome her fears, beat her rivals and sort out the chaos that is her family.

JIVA! is a fun and energy-packed drama series that follows the life of the talented street dancer Ntombi, who while juggling the demands of a dead end job, family responsibility and a rocky love life realises that her dance moves could be her ticket out of her working-class neighbourhood in Durban. But first, she must overcome her fears, beat her rivals, and sort out the chaos that is her family.

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