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Nelisa Mchunu will play the lead on Isifiso.
Nelisa Mchunu will play the lead on Isifiso.

MZANSI Magic viewers are about to be hit by a Monday prime-time drama filled with shocking twists, betrayal and greed.

Isifiso, starring Nelisa Mchunu, Sjava, Melusi Yeni, Zinhle Mabena and Ntando Mncube, will hit the screens on Monday, 4 July. It is about a woman who is living under her younger sister’s shadow, envying her seemingly perfect life. And the 13-part drama series was produced by MatchPoint Productions.

Shirley Adonisi, director of local entertainment channels at M-Net, said: “Monday nights on Mzansi Magic are known and loved for bringing thrilling dramas that keep viewers intrigued. We’re glad to keep this slot dynamic and of a high standard, and Isifiso is the latest show we trust will resonate with our viewers. It’s fantastic that DStv Compact subscribers will get in on the action from the get-go.”

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She added that the channel was bringing new shows that featured known faces while also unearthing new talent.

“This is a good balance of keeping actors’ careers growing and opening up the industry while also carrying on with our mission as Africa’s best storyteller.”

Nelisa plays the role of Bazothini, a woman who seeks her mother’s approval as well as that of those around her, and will stop at nothing to get it. The actress, model and writer is popularly known for her role as Fikile in SABC1 soapie Uzalo, and her work in others including Isithembiso and Isibaya.

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