Vuka Mjita, Episode 13

Mandla has heard rumours that he's not the father of Nonkululeko's daughter. He is seeking Mondli Makhoba's assistance with determining the child's paternity.

Thabiso feels broken since being thrown out of the family home. Makhoba meets with his enraged cousin, Nompumelelo, to discover why Thabiso faces these difficulties.

Mziyanda freely danced on some of the best stages but now finds himself wheelchair-bound. He's ready to choreograph a new life routine and stop blaming others.

Johannes rushed into a union with Lindiwe, which quickly ended. He now seeks the help of Vuka Mjita and longs for a reunion with his and Lindiwe's son.

Eric was heartbroken when Sihle cheated on him with a one-night stand. This 'mistake' came with 'evidence' in the form of a baby and has pushed him to find comfort in alcohol.

The Vuka Mjita team try to get to the bottom of Sabata's problems, which include the grief of losing a loved one and his brother selling their family home behind his back.

David is facing the loss of his job and the death of his last-born son with his wife, Matshepiso. The couple is grieving separately, and it's taking a toll on their marriage.

Thokozani is overloaded with burdens and mainly highlights his mother's flaws that ended his parents' marriage. Nokuthula, his sister, forces him to acknowledge his flaws.

Phumudzo was cyber bullied by his family members because of his sexuality. He's now decided to take them to court after multiple suicide attempts led to the further deterioration of his health.

Will keeps making babies without taking responsibility as a father and partner to his baby mamas. He needs to change his ways because baby number five is on the way.

Mondli Makhoba reunites with all the Mjitas in 'Let's Reflect Part One' to see how life unfolded after leaving the Mirror Room.

Mondli Makhoba wraps up with all the Mjitas in 'Let's Reflect Part Two' as they conclude their therapy journeys.

Mondli Makhoba sits with Aaron Moloisi, Tshepo Maseko, Samora Mangesi and Dr Vuyo Yokwe to reflect on the most memorable moments and lessons witnessed in the first season of Vuka Mjita.