RAPULANA, WE MISS YOU!
It’s going to take more than going down on one knee for Mazwi to convince Nolwazi to give up the single life.
Hey tvplus. Any word on how Rapulana is doing? When will we see him again on Generations? – THABO, VIA SMS Great news! Rapulana Seiphemo is out of hospital and started shooting again at the beginning of May, according to Generations – The Legacy’s (2014- current) publicity department. The actor, who plays tough businessman Tau Mogale, has been at home after spending about two months recovering from a nasty car accident in February this year. Expect to see him back on our screens from Wednesday 27 July. NB!
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Mazwi’s (Musa Ngema) ready to move on from his wife Simphiwe’s (Asanda Foji) suicide on their wedding day in December last year – with his mistress Nolwazi (Thando Thabethe). His guilt over neglecting his wife and, in part, driving her to suicide has faded and Mazwi’s ready to make things official with Nolwazi and make her his wife. “He’s fallen in love with her and feels she completes him,” says Musa. “She’s feisty and he enjoys trying to keep up with her.” But is Nolwazi ready to walk down the aisle with the Moroka heir? Not when she finds out what a tricky process it’ll be.
LET’S GET HITCHED!
“I think she loves him but thinks he’s too ambitious and can’t make up his mind about anything,” Musa explains. After some apprehension, Nolwazi accepts Mazwi’s proposal on Friday 27 May. “She agrees to become his wife when he says that he’ll always choose her over his family.” But uncle Tebogo (Joe Mafela) bursts his nephew’s bubble when he reveals that being a Moroka is more than just a title when Mazwi brings up the topic of marriage. “Uncle Tebogo says that Nolwazi isn’t fit to be a Moroka bride as she isn’t worth anything to the family,” says Musa.
WEB OF LIES
After going to the trouble of convincing Nolwazi to marry him, Mazwi isn’t about to tell his fiancée that his family thinks she isn’t good enough for him, especially as he told her that she comes first. “Uncle Tebogo is already looking for a suitable wife for him, but Mazwi is trying to stall the situation until he can hatch a plan to get Tebogo to change his mind about Nolwazi,” says Musa of Mazwi’s actions on Wednesday 1 June. What’s a guy to do to avoid an arranged marriage? “Get Nolwazi pregnant so that he has to marry her. And the bonus will be that she’ll be carrying the Moroka heir, so he’s sure Uncle Tebogo will be happy about that.”
THINGS FALL APART
But Mazwi’s plan may fall through the cracks when the elders present a list that they’ve drawn up on Friday 3 June with possible brides for him. And when Nolwazi finds out, all hell breaks loose. “She is done with being second,” Musa says. Looks like Mazwi’s engagement may be over. For now…
PREVIOUSLY
Karabo teamed up with the Phakades to take on their common enemy Jack, and Nolwazi fled when Mazwi mentioned marriage.
25 – 27 MAY
Xolelwa’s worried when Getty changes her phone number again to avoid the loanshark, there’s an awkward lunch for an estranged father and daughter, and Lucy is furious when her gift is trumped by a much bigger one. Zach proposes a risky scheme to get the incriminating info, while Lesedi kisses the man of her dreams. Mazwi is over the moon until Uncle Tebogo breaks some bad news, and Tshidi decides to risk it all to get what they desperately need.
30 MAY – 3 JUNE
Gadaffi’s furious when Karabo tells him that their plan went ahead, Getty’s scared out of her wits by her visitor’s words, and Namhla freaks out when she discovers who Jack is friends with. Fana reaches out to his troubled younger sister, and Lucy has a meltdown. Smanga receives an offer of help but it comes with strings attached. Wandile tries to fix things with Lesedi, while Mazwi is determined to change Uncle Tebogo’s mind. Tshidi uses her seduction powers on Jack, while Karabo unwittingly gives their gameplan away. Lucy shows her daughter just how mean and spiteful she can be, and the elders draw up a shortlist of suitable Moroka brides.
6 – 7 JUNE
Smanga’s thrilled about Nolwazi’s decision, even though no one else will be, and Gadaffi will do anything to get Kobus to talk. Elsewhere, Karabo steps in front of a gun to stop a murder.