Mzansi Icons, Episode 8

Award-winning musician Khuli Chana lets us in on what it took for him to get to where he is - the achievements, music, fame, endorsements - and how he almost lost it all after one horrific day.

Being a child star has its rewards, but it also comes with its own pitfalls. TV and film director/producer Thabang Moleya has had his fair share, and has lived to tell the tale.

From the time she was a runner up at Miss World 1997, Jessica Motaung has made major strides as one of the most influential soccer executives in SA. She shares her highs and lows with Maps.

One of Mzansi's biggest culture shapers, Kabelo Mabalane's influence has transcended many generations. From his TKZee days until now, he shares the tough lessons that have made him the man he is today.

With over 15 years' experience in print media, writer and editor Lerato Tshabalala has a lot to say. She chats about her successes, failures, and sheds light on some of her career defining moments.

Laduma Ngxokolo, the man behind SA's luxurious knitwear brand, Maxhosa, reflects on his humble beginnings, his legal fight with fashion chain Zara, and showcasing his work globally.

Zibusiso Mkhwanazi is one of the greatest creative minds in advertising, but there's more to him than that. He talks to Maps about his achievements, failures and the lessons he's learned.

Zozibini Tunzi not only made South Africa proud by winning Miss Universe 2019, but her victory brought along a shift in pageantry, making an indelible mark in the beauty world.

From being a call centre agent to owning a thriving business empire, Amanda Dambuza gives us a front-row seat to a once-in-a-lifetime masterclass.

From local soapies to international blockbusters, Connie Chiume's legendary status was cemented through her work and dedication to the arts. She shares what it took to get where she is.