Thulisile.
After all the progress you made,
my child, how could you do this?
I don't.
You know what, Dad?
Zakhele is right about you.
Dad, I spent my entire life...
But Zakhele was right all along.
What the hell did you just say?
Don't forget that I'm your father.
Dad, I ruined my life...
but you're evil.
Dad, you'll do anything
to get what you want.
Thulisile, what are you talking about?
Mom was too good for you.
Uncle.
I hope I'm not disturbing you.
Yes.
I just heard that Quinton Titus' office
has just released some funds
for the construction project?
Well done, Khanyi.
I know that I've been a bit distant,
but I want you to always know that
Mandla isn't my brother's only child.
Yes, I spend a lot of time with him.
Yes, I hoped he would be the one
to take the reins,
but, goodness,
you.
You always amaze us.
Thank you, Uncle.
- If I can help with anything...
- Yes.
...tell me.
Uncle.
If I may ask,
do you know where Dad kept
his important documents?
He worked mostly from home
in his final days.
What exactly are you looking for?
...what Dad was up to before he died.
- My brother's child.
- Yes, Uncle?
I'll give you some friendly advice.
Don't go looking for trouble.
Goodbye, my child.
Mom was too good for you.
How are you, my boy?
Uncle.
Coach kicked me off the team.
So, you're crying?
No, Uncle. It's just...
I'm angry.
Then that's what you must use.
Who are you?
Njabulo?
Hey!
You're a Gatsheni.
You're an Ndlovu!
You don't take sh*t from anyone!
Remind that f*cking Andrew who you are!
Do you hear me?
Yes, Uncle.
Good.
Don't take it to heart, my love.
I never thought about
how alone he must feel.
You should've seen
how he jumped at me when I arrived.
And another thing is...
the way he lashed out at me.
But I understand.
I hurt him.
You know, everything I'm doing
is not helping him at all.
It makes me question
the kind of parent I am.
You're a parent
who has made mistakes in the past...
Wait, it's a bit windy here.
I didn't quite get that.
Listen, I have to go.
I want to see if he's calmed down.
Everything will be okay, my love.
All right, great.
Yes?
Is everything all right, my love?
Why are you calling?
Did you know that Dad is...
My love, who told you that?
You know your father and I
have been married all these years.
Who told you this?
What is it?
What are you looking for?
Mom, where did Dad
keep his important documents?
Stop wasting your time.
Mom, this is important.
There's no reason for Mandla
to go ahead with that deal of his.
I found the money to pay for the hotels.
What matters now
is finding out who k*lled Dad.
Where did Dad keep
his confidential documents?
Be careful, Khanyi.
Yes, Mom.
Nido.
We need to talk.
What do you mean, tell you more lies?
Dad.
Goodness.
Your mother knows this and has accepted it
from the beginning of our marriage.
We just have our own way
of loving each other.
I just spoke to Mom, okay?
And she says she doesn't know
what you're talking about!
What do you mean you spoke to your mother?
When did you speak?
I told you not to call home from here!
You'll be easy to trace!
Jesus!
You're really pissing me off.
UNCLE
Yes, Uncle.
I'm just checking up on you, my child.
Did you find what you were looking for?
Yes, but I didn't find anything
out of the ordinary.
Congratulations again
on your success, Khanyisile.
Thank you, Uncle.
Listen. I won't be able to leave with you.
I want you to know
that I'm sorry about all this,
and for adding more stress.
Nido.
- There's still a way to fix all of this.
- I don't want to talk about it, Dad.
Nido.
Come here.
Travel safely.
We need to talk, Brother.
Khanyisile.
You and I
have nothing to talk about right now.
Because none of this would've happened,
if you'd just...
If you'd just accepted defeat
from the very beginning.
Now look at the state of Spear.
It's sinking in deep water.
All because of you.
Sinking?
Because of me?
I wasn't the one who sabotaged
the opening of the hotel.
I wasn't the one who sabotaged
the hospital contracts we had.
I wasn't the one who burnt my father's
sugarcane fields to the ground.
Dad groomed me for this position
my entire life.
I worked hard for it.
And it suits me.
Do you think if you're CEO,
Dad will come back from the dead
to give you a pat on the back and say,
"Well done, my son"?
Or do you think Uncle Vusi
will be there for you?
What does Uncle have to do with this?
Do you think I don't know
what you've been doing with Uncle Vusi?
That I don't see that you and Uncle Vusi
are working together?
You work in the shadows.
You even k*ll people.
Can't you see who you're working with?
I don't know what you've been smoking.
You're working with
the person who k*lled Dad!
Uncle Vusi is the one who had Dad k*lled.
Here's the proof. Here, take a look.
Uncle Vusi and Dad
had an offshore account.
They had their associates.
Dad was tired of the corruption
and wanted to expose it,
but Uncle Vusi didn't want it to come out,
so that's why he k*lled Dad.
That can't be, sis!
He's going to pay!
But right now, you and I
need to come to an agreement.
From today, Mandlakayise...
If you want to come back
into the family business...
Do you hear me, Brother?
Including your mother.
Uncle Vusi...
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01x18 - Episode 18
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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.
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.