Salem, Episode 14

Aiden becomes a Karani, just as he learns the worst about Tito. Meanwhile, Soila acts on her newfound knowledge, and Aziza bears the brunt.

Aziza's behaviour makes Soila suspicious. Judith chooses to be the bigger person and even in death, Matata still gives Aziza and Zahra a headache.

Mel and Zahra make a deal about Aiden's surname and living arrangements and as Zahra tries to apologize, it's clear as daylight that Mel is done with her.

Aziza is caught in a web of lies; when two of Agnes' important items are found. Also in Salem, Zahra can't control the cards she's dealt with from all directions.

Zahra make Sam help cover up her crime and Aiden wants to know the truth about his paternity.

Agnes casts her spell over Aziza but Zahra will have none of it. Meanwhile, Mel has big news for Aiden, but Aiden can't handle the truth.

Mel Finally makes a decision about Aiden and Agnes overhears something that can help her cause against Aziza.

There is no peace in the Karani household as fights ensue between the couple with Zahra as the third wheel and Soila's involvement with Agnes and Viva is starting to cost Aziza.

Aziza and Sam struggle to stay one step ahead of Agnes in her search for the truth. The Karani's are all reeling as they try to come to terms with Zahra's secret.

Mel finds out that Aiden is his son and Agnes confronts Aziza about Viva's death. Meanwhile, Sam gets some exciting news about her metric classes.

Matata learns who killed her son Viva and Tito learns he has a half-brother he knew nothing about.

Aziza finds out that getting rid of Matata won't be easy and Judith give Zahra and ultimatum. Also, Matata makes a breakthrough in her investigation.

Sam is shaken when she finds out that Matata's son was Vitalis' while Aiden excitedly pitches a new project to Mel, leaving Judith annoyed.

Mel and Zahra go down memory lane, only to break up later as Zahra receives an unsettling prophecy.

Judith reveals that she knows Zahra's dirty secret. Agnes prays for God to show her Viva's killers.

Zahra and Judith square off and despite Zahra's efforts to keep them apart, Mel and Aiden continue to bond. Also, Matata hits a dead end.

Aiden and Mel continue to prove that blood indeed does not lie much to Zahra's torment. Agnes remains a mystery and continues to garner different reactions from the Mwachiro clan.

Soila uncovers some unexpected things about the stranger in their home as Judith struggles with the secret of what she knows and finds herself confronted with some tough decision.

Zahra is shaken when Mel seems to see through her and straight to the lengths, she's willing to go to, to keep him and Aiden apart.

Zahra is horrified when she learns about Mel and Aiden's accident. Meanwhile, Brayo makes big plans now that he and Soila are man and wife. Judith learns something so shocking.

Soila and Brayo get married without a hitch, almost. Zahra consciously destroys Aiden's dreams and Mel tries to save Aiden's dreams, but accidents happen.

Zahra fights to keep Aiden away from Mel as Brayo and Soila fight for their love. Also Judith wants Mel to bond with Tito.

Zahra's attempt to be a strict parent ends in a heated argument with Aiden as Brayo is crushed from overhearing Zahra telling Soila that he is a good for nothing man.

Brayo is shocked to learn how much dowry Aziza is demanding for Soila. Meanwhile, Mel and Aziza become an unlikely team as they rally behind Aiden against Zahra.

Aziza questions Soila's decision to marry Brayo as Zahra sabotages Aiden's app in order to keep him away from Mel.

Brayo has a proposal for Soila. Meanwhile, Zahra tries desperately to keep Aiden away from Mel.

Mel and Aiden's closeness starts to work people up into knots as Soila and Brayo's breakup proves more problematic than anticipated.

Soila is left to deal with the aftermath of the choices she made while Zahra finds herself getting paranoid about her own hidden past possibly coming back to haunt her.

Soila drops a bombshell on Brayo that breaks his heart. Also in Salem, Zahra worries when the bond between Mel and Aiden grows, threatening to expose her secret.

Soila accuses Brayo of cheating on her as Judith leaves to go confront her father. Meanwhile, Zahra is alarmed as Mel and Aiden get closer.

Judith realizes she has to go back to go forward. Also in Salem, Soila decides Brayo and Sam are having an affair, it goes down!

Even in ash form, Ruth continues to make Judith's life hard. Meanwhile, Soila and Brayo 's marriage is tested. A woman just knows.

Judith is infuriated when she gets a call from a loan shark claiming Ruth owed them 50k, she calls off the trip, leaving everyone scandalized.

Aziza and Zahra finally sing the same tune as it relates to the hijacking business and Judith learns that her father could be dead.

Judith continues on her quest to find her parents. Meanwhile, Aziza wants nothing to do with the daughter who tried to kill her.

Tito and Mel speak Judith into getting professional help but she refuses. Aziza is alive, but she does not expose Zahra to the family for almost killing her.

Zahra's struggle to forgive Aziza may very well cost her more than she bargained for and Judith finally speaks but it's not what Mel expected to hear.

The Karanis' family are faced with unpleasant news that leaves them totally shattered. Zahra is riddled with the guilt of what she's done while her family goes in search for Aziza.

A fuming Zahra makes a decision to punish Aziza that may be irreversible while Judith struggles with the issue of who her real maternity.

Mel comes up with a plan to try find Aziza. Sam grows suspicious of Zahra's behaviour. Judith insists on kicking Ruth out of the house.

Aziza thinks she has convinced Zahra to take her home, but it's not over yet. Judith hears horrific news from her Aunt Ruth.

Aziza's betrayal has turned Zahra into something she's not. Ruth knows how to keep popping up like a bad rush. Soila is worried about Aziza's disappearance.

Judith is Mrs. Lonely, every attempt she makes to get company leaves her feeling lonelier than before. Also, mysterious woman is at Judith' door calling her Waitherero.

Zahra finally learns the truth about the person behind Mufasa's death while Judith reaches a breaking point.

Francis haunts Aziza into confessing to Zahra that she murdered Mufasa and Ken decides to visit Oduor's family with Lulu and Oduor.

Lulu finally slaps Judith. Meanwhile, Francis's ghost tells Aziza that she will never have peace until she confesses to Zahra.

Aziza's problems reach boiling point, forcing her to make an unexpected decision. In Salem, Judith' attempt to make peace with Lulu puts her in a very awkward position.

Aziza has to face up to her conscience when her past comes back to haunt her while Lulu reaches a breaking point as things get more complicated for her in love.

Lulu's new relationship continues to cause a stir in Salem and Aziza's episodes escalate in the worst way.

Aziza gets a surprise visit and Sam is frustrated by waiting to start her classes. Meanwhile, Judith and Lulu have a very heated confrontation.

Aziza brings another daughter home to stay as Lulu goes to war with Miss Monday, and conquers with kindness.

Oduor's relationship with Lulu causes a huge fight between Judith and Lulu. Sam warms up to the idea of changing her life for good as Oduor knows which woman he wants in his life.

Ken gives Lulu his blessing to be with Oduor but he is scandalized to hear that Oduor's wife is Miss Monday, his maths teacher.

Three is a crowd when Ken and Lulu struggle to reach an agreement that accommodates her relationship. Also, Aziza kidnaps Sam's aunt after she tried to snitch on her.

Aunty Eva threatens to have Aziza thrown behind bars while Lulu goes out on a date with Oduor.

Aziza visits Sam at the hospital, armed. Meanwhile, Ken gives his mother his blessing to date Oduor.

Aziza agonizes over what she did to Sam while Sam deals with a blast from the past while Lulu's romance takes a surprising turn that leaves Judith stuck in the middle.

Aziza has to make one of the toughest decisions of her life over someone she loves while Ken inadvertently reveals a truth that might get in the way of his mother's happiness.

Sam's lies finally catch up with her in the worst way. Meanwhile, Lulu makes a new friend but Ken isn't too happy about it.

Sam takes a risk to make sure Zumberi keeps her secret as Tito tries his best to get back to normal life. Judith makes an unexpected new friend.

Tito is heading for a cleansing when Aziza almost does the job herself. Also, Sam thinks she has convinced Aziza she didn't kill Francis, but her luck just will not hold.

AZIZA is ready to put a bullet between SAM'S eyes when she's told she killed Francis as TITO goes back to school but continues to close off his worried parents.

Tito knocks Ken out cold as Francis gets a dignified send-off. Sam mulls on Zumberi's idea to pin the mistake on someone else and let them take the fall for Francis' death.

Sam plays hide and seek with Aziza, and Zahra smells a rat. Tito's lies lead the Karani's to Sam's doorstep.

The Mwachiros mourn Francis's death as Aziza shoots Tito dead.

Sam shoots Francis to protect Tito and the Karanis are surprised by Tito's return home.

Things are going well for Aziza and Francis while Tito and Sam scramble to find a balance in their new normal.

Tito's mischievous ways land him in a most unfavorable position with his friends and family. Aziza realizes that her lies and double life come at a price she is not willing to pay.

TITO has more in store for his parents, just as peace seems to be restored in the Karani's house; Aziza is tongue-tied when a small spot of evidence follows her home after a hijacking.

Aziza tells Zahra that she doesn't want to go back to carjacking and Zahra tries to get Aziza back into the carjacking business.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

Francis asks Aziza for a couple of forever's and she says yes. Meanwhile, Arielle walks into the unexpected when she finds Aziza and Zahra torturing a man.

The women in Zahra's life worry her, when it comes to their male companion choices while Aziza receives some love.

Francis shoots his shot and asks Aziza if they can rekindle their old romance. Mel pressures Ken to talk.

Francis touches Soila while Aiden stops Ken from skipping town to avoid dealing with his rape by Teacher Barbara.

Teacher Barbara pushes Ken too far and his reaction stuns everyone. Meanwhile, Francis fails to win Zahra over and more people in the house grow wary of him.

Ken battles with his feelings to a point of no return while Zahra is determined to find out about this Francis but learns more than she wanted to.

At the Mwachiro's, Aziza's new friend has one of her daughters feeling uneasy while he slowly starts to win over the other.

Aziza comes to Francis' rescue. Meanwhile, Ken struggles to tell his mother why he ran away, then lies. Lulu blames herself for Ken's disappearance.

A mysterious man appears at the tavern, looking for Aziza. Soila and Zahra are surprised when she seems to know him. Ken runs away, Barbara is left frantic.

Aziza is frustrated that she can't control what Tito will do or say after what he witnessed. Meanwhile, Ken can't deal with Barbara's presence in every aspect of his life.

The Karani's host an unexpected visitor; Aziza at the Karani's? Judith is alarmed by Ken's behavior and she is determined to find out what the problem is.

Ken and Tito are connected and separated in pain while Barbara presents Lulu with an offer she can't refuse.

Tito is used as bait getting CIO Eric into grave trouble. As this unfolds, Ken begins to understand the reality of what has happened to him.

Teacher Barbara rapes Ken again and Tito pees his pants from Aziza almost shooting him dead for confessing to the police.

Tito finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place. Amidst all these, an already confused Ken falls prey to more of Barbara's manipulation.

Ken is met with more skepticism from his friends as things grow increasingly tense between him and Teacher Barbara.

The walls start to close in on Tito as Cio Eric gets closer and closer to finding the truth. Meanwhile, everyone worries about Ken.

Barbara and Ken's relationship takes a turn for the worst. Also, CIO Eric pursues an interesting new lead in Mufasa's murder as Aziza gets a surprising call from Tito.

Ken cannot physically be in Barbara's presence anymore. Aziza is about to run for the border when Sam saves the day.

Ken is confused by the new rules of his and Barbara's affair. Aziza runs out of lies to convince Zahra that she didn't kill Zahra's husband.

Barbara plays mind games with Ken. Sam's quest for the brooch is unsuccessful. Meanwhile, Zahra is caught red-handed snooping on Aziza's phone.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Two families exist in separate but intersecting worlds. One enjoys a glossy life, while the other lives in the high-density Salem. Both their lives are turned upside down.

Soila confronts Aziza about a big change to her will while Judith tries to keep Tito and Arielle apart. Meanwhile, Arielle and Tito make a big decision about their relationship.

Zahra surprises Muhato by turning up unannounced for dinner, the threat is clear... she can harm his loved ones just as easily.

Kenny learns that sometimes staying loyal comes at a hefty price. Meanwhile, Aiden doesn't know how dangerous his new best friend is while Sam wants revenge.

Sibling rivalry is left right and center. The heat brews between Aiden and Arielle. Muhato and Judith have a screaming match!

Muhato played by Zahra, plots revenge to sabotage the operation, even if it means killing while Ken's plan to reunite Aiden and Tito backfires.

Arielle asks Tito whether he loves her or not while Muhato finds himself smothered by the Karani's rules.

Tito loses the debate to Ken, but wins the girl while Zahra manages to strategically push out Muhato from the business.

Judith is torn between her husband and her brother. Meanwhile, Aiden crashes hard in front of everyone while Zahra takes her seat on the throne.

Aziza is livid to discover an endangering secret that Zahra has been keeping from her. Mel and Judith are at loggerheads over domestic issues.

Ken takes the bull by the horns with his love life but is in for some disappointment while Zahra devises a plan of getting rid of a thorn in her side.

Arielle makes a bold move to try to get Tito's attention while Muhato has a little unpleasant surprise for Zahra. Mel announces the new debate topic and opponents.

Zahra pulls off a master stroke in the war against Muhato. Meanwhile, Tito and Arielle's belief in Ken pays off in spectacular fashion.

Zahra tries a different approach in the war against Muhato while Tito will do anything in defense of Ken's honor. Meanwhile, those who love Ken will not allow him to give up.

Sam brings on the heat. Igniting Zahra's fire while Zahra tells Aziza she has a plan she is implementing against Muhato. Ken can't take the debating heat, he runs away.

Zahra, having learned about Aziza's past-ties to Muhato, works on a plan to dethrone him while Muhato continues to take over Aziza's business, one car at a time.

Zahra decides that it's time to use brains and strategy to wipe Muhato out of Salem while Arielle promises Ken that with her help, he can win the debate.

Zahra almost gets Judith, Lulu, and Mel killed while targeting Muhato. But her presence at the Karani house saves them.

New energy is injected into Mel but Tito can already feel its burden while Zahra goes digging for answers but struggles to find anything.

Love is in the air as some community members in Salem are catching feelings. Zahra finds herself on edge when she discovers Aziza's past is coming back to haunt them all.

A new enemy sets his plans of taking over Mama Aziza's business in motion while Mel has a romantic surprise in store for Judith as the Karanis all finally make up.

Judith makes a shocking decision about Zumberi while Zahra and Soila plot to find out who is behind the shooting. Meanwhile, Muhato makes his presence felt in Salem.

Sam arrives post carjacking, but Zahra is not yet back with the car while Tito insists on sleeping outside Judith's room to protect her from Zumberi.

Things go south in Zahra's first real carjacking. Meanwhile, Judith isn't aware of how dangerous the game she's playing with Zumberi is.

Judith comes face to face with the truth. Zumberi is a drug dealer while Zahra is ready to up her game as a hijacker, she asks Aziza to teach her how to use a gun.

A chase for the runaway Chris is set in motion while The Karanis fall victim to theft.

Much to Zahra and Sam's horror, Chris escapes from Mama Aziza's custody. Meanwhile, Zumberi manages to escape from trouble and wrap Judith around his little finger.

Fear kicks in as Judith is left alone with Zumberi who has her eyes on her in the wrong way while Zahra is confronted with getting rid of two bodies.

The war in the Karani house heats up. Meanwhile, Zumberi comes head to head with some dangerous people, Black Mbogi, while things take a nasty turn for Zahra's operation.

Judith takes a decision that compromises her relationship with Tito and makes her unpopular within the community too while Sam finds herself endangered when things go wrong.

Judith ruffles feathers within her own family as she tries to help Salem's biggest outcast while Sam is forced to return to basics in an act that could backfire.

Judith decides to offer her help to an unlikely learner while Zumberi makes a surprising return to school. Meanwhile, Zahra makes a bold declaration to Aziza.

As Zahra breaks bad once more, Aziza teaches Soila a hard Lesson while Mel makes a decision about his future and surprises Lulu and Judith with a request.

Aziza will do anything for her people. Meanwhile, Mel fights for his son while Zahra realizes that Jessie will always be Jessie.

Tito and Zumberi's feud ends in a bloody mess! Aziza and Zahra's alliance ends unceremoniously. Meanwhile, Soila wants in on Aziza's business dealings.

Zahra's second day on the job with Sam doesn't go as planned while Mel is left devastated as the walls close in.

Zahra takes revenge on her horrible friends while Mel's fight for his career proves futile.

Zahra's humiliation at the hands of old alliances breeds a dangerous vendetta. Despite his efforts to do right by his school, Mel finds himself without support.

An old employee drags her boss to filth while trouble starts brewing for the Karani's and there's nothing they can do about it.

Zahra learns some tough lessons which could lead her to a place she doesn't like while Mel's career is in jeopardy at the hands of an unexpected antagonistic force.

Mel is horrified when he realizes that the incident between him and Zumberi could have dire consequences while Zahra is served with a letter that shakes her world up.

Zahra has to eat humble pie and beg forgiveness. Soila escalates her fights with Zahra. And Lulu is given a lifeline.

Despite Judith's grievances, Ken has a breakthrough with Lulu while Zahra learns she made a horrific mistake.

Zahra takes a drastic step while Aziza backs Inspector Kamusi into a corner. Meanwhile, Mel and Judith try other ways of making sure that Ken is well looked after.

Aziza pays Inspector Kamusi a friendly visit and leaves her gobsmacked while Judith and Lulu continue their tug of war over Ken.

Aziza finally finds a beacon to end the misery in her house while Ken's school work suffers when he moves back with Lulu.

Zahra gives Inspector Kamusi a new lead while Mel tricks Lulu and Judith into making peace.

Aziza makes bail and throws Zahra out, but she refuses to go while Judith and Lulu's battle for Ken rages on.

A family war rages between the Soila's and the Zahra's while Ken steps up a man to help his mother's recovery process. Aziza realizes getting out of jail won't be simple.

Aziza is racing against time as she tries to figure out a way to get out of the situations she got herself into while Ken is faced with some tough decisions to make.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.

This is a story about inequality; about the poor, and the rich. And about how fine the line between the two can be.