TVSA Team 26 Jun 2025 21:30
Noma as Dr Mensah on Murderbot. A synopsis and trailer: During the 1970's, the apartheid regime in South Africa was at its height. Seven-year-old Noma Dumezweni only knew a life on the run from the police until one day, her mother chose to leave Noma's father and his life of activism for refuge in the UK. Fast-forward to 2014, Noma, now an award winning stage actress in London has been offered the role of a lifetime portraying a legendary South African psychologist famous for her interviews with convicted apartheid-fueled mass murderer Eugene De Kock. Noma gladly accepts the role but in doing so, plunges herself into a journey of self discovery as the play moves to South Africa and forces her to reconnect with her childhood, her present life and a father she has not seen in over 30 years.
New on TV today: Sunday 17 August 2025
Reality show Kwanele Bazali begins on Mzansi Magic and Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind on E!.
New on TV today: Saturday 16 August 2025
Two wildlife docs air on Nat Geo Wild today: Dung Mafia and Heart of the Elephant.
On Carte Blanche: baking company accused of mixing toxic products and assault
Stir in sexual harassment and cook for an hour.
Saras & Kumud Teasers - September 2025
Saraswatichandra assaults Prashant but is knocked out by one of his men - and disappears.
New on TV today: Friday 15 August 2025
Slinky thriller Fatal Seduction returns for S2 on Netflix, as S3 gets into Sex, Knives & Liposuction.
Soulmates Teasers - September 2025
Sachin is heartbroken when Sayali and Paresh doubt him, but Tejas and Roshni enjoy seeing him suffer.
New on TV today: Thursday 14 August 2025
Returning shows include Match Me Abroad on TLC and Girl Meets Farm on Food Network.
Companion pack! New isiZulu-dubbed Bollywood channel Star Khanya
The 411 on the shows and times when the channel debuts on DStv and Openview.
Yosef Teasers - September 2025
Kiraz is fighting for her life - but Erdal wants to finish what he started...
New on TV today: Wednesday 13 August 2025
Sci-fi horror Alien: Earth lands on Disney+ and Netflix sings Songs from the Hole.
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