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01x14 - Episode 14

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Blood Legacy". Aired: September 20, 2024.*
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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.

01x14 - Episode 14

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Everything is burnt.

The harvest is all gone.

The sugarcane wasn't ripe enough
for it to burn like that.


We've lost millions of rands.

What would Dad do in this situation?

You know very well, my child,

what your father would do
to people who hurt his family.

No, Mom.

I won't do what he did.

Khanyi, you know how your father was.

He understood that
it was rough out there. It was really bad.

That's why he did whatever he could
to protect the company and this family.

I am trying my best to defend
Dad's name and his legacy.

It looks to me like you're destroying it.

Your father put his family
above everything else in the world.

Mom, you speak of a united family,

but Dad didn't want
Mandla to run this company.

Not to mention Siya.

He never took any notice of him.

And he's also the reason I left.
Dad pushed me away.

This is your mess.

You better fix it.

Our plan worked, man.
The sugarcane has been burned.


We've done our part.

What is it now? What's the rush?

The premier will be here
in Stanger today and tomorrow.

We'll only ask you for one thing.

Invite her to that new restaurant
in Ballito called Ngikhona.

We'll take it from there.

Tell me, what do you want to do to her?

That's none of your business.

I need to know what to expect.

It's better that you don't.

So tell me what to do
if she refuses to see me?

Then you'll have to
say your goodbyes to your daughter.

Tell her
it's the last time she'll see you.


What's going on is unbelievable.

You know,
the truck drivers want to meet with you.

I didn't keep
any of the promises I made to them.

I promised them life cover. Where is it?

I promised them change. Where is it?

I don't blame them for striking.

Don't talk like that.

The railway is still there.

We can't throw in the towel now.

You know you did everything in your power.

Let's just hear what they have to say.

Why are you two
behaving like naughty teenagers?

Why are you pretending
that everything is okay?

I don't wanna talk about this.

Yes, Dad. But you've
been punishing yourself for so long.

I'm sorry.

I'll leave.

- Thank you for coming.
- I'm happy to be here.

My intention is to make good
on my promise.

Please come and listen
to what we have to say.

As you all know, we have
been in talks with the CEO of Spear.

She has promised
to speak to us today about our needs.

But we'll start with the CFO
of Spear who has a few words.

Greetings.

I'll keep it brief,

but I'm here to let you know
that your requests have been granted.

From next month onwards, all Spear
truck drivers will have life insurance.

Not only that,

we're hiring a security company
to guard the drivers on their routes.

The violence we witnessed last month
shouldn't happen again.

It left two kids without a father.

Ma'am...

There she is. MaNkala, ma'am.

We're giving you two scholarships
for your youngest children

so that they can study further
and go to university one day.

Furthermore, this offer will be extended
to all Spear drivers.

All these lovely things
I'm presenting here

are brought to you by this queen,
Khanyisile Adesina.

She's going to come forward
and say a few words.

As Spear, we're very committed
to taking care of our employees.

It's true,
we've made mistakes in the past.

But, moving forward,

we want to learn from them
so that they never happen again.

With that being said, I want to thank you.

Buhle.

It was a pleasure working with you.

Thank you so much, everyone.

What do these people really want from me?

Sir, I wanted to let you know
that everything went well.

I've got her. She'll be there.

So, which table did you reserve?

- It's finally happened.
- Indeed.

I wanted you to see it for yourself.

Yes, ma'am?

Thank you for what you did in there.

I appreciate it so much.

No, thank you.

I hope it gives some measure of peace
to you and your family.

Buhle was wrong about you.

No.

This change
is because of Buhle and your family.

Thank you.

No, thank you.

You see?
The work done here will be in the news.

You're doing an amazing job.

No matter what anyone else thinks.

You're the one who approved it, Mr. CFO.

How did you pull it off?
You said it was impossible.

You said you don't take no for an answer.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

You know,

I had to make some budget cuts
in order for us to pull this off.

You have to sign a few documents
in order for the funds to be transferred.

It's okay. You can do it tomorrow.

You know what, Mzilikazi kaMashobane?

I need to know the truth.

Did you penetrate her?

- What?
- You heard me.

No.

Don't lie to me.

From this moment on,
there's going to be a worldwide case.

So I need to know.

If the accusations are a lie, I'll fix it.

And if they're true,
you need to leave the country.

Speak! Are you mute?

Yes, Dad.

Yes what?

No! Whoa! Hey!

There isn't time for that right now.
I'm giving you ten minutes.

Pack all your sh*t.
We're going to the airport.

You heard me.

You've got ten minutes.
Be ready when I get back.

Oh, my goodness.

Dad!

I said good night.
Are we not speaking to each other?

I'm sorry.

What are you talking about, Amahle?

Let's go.

Ndleleni.

Dad loves you. Okay, boy?

I will always love you.

Let's go.

Ndleleni admitted to doing it.

I took him. He's on his way overseas.

I couldn't watch my son get arrested.

I hear you loud and clear.

What?

I'm in a crisis
and you're making a mockery of it.

I'm sorry, Siya.

I just lost another job

because of that newspaper article.

What do you mean?

The police are sure it was sabotage.

I mean, Siya...

you never told me that.

What do they say?

I'll give them a call later.

I can't do this anymore.

Listen.
You can't let this come between us.

Leave me alone, Siya. Please leave.