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Monifa decides to exterminate Makiese to keep her secret about the murder of Joaquim Ernesto, but another truth is revealed: Makiese is her real daughter.

A corpse is found buried in the mine and is assumed to be Makiese's. Mafuti feels guilty for everything that happened to Makiese, for having thrown her out of the house.

Kiene, Henda and Nawa discover that Ngongo and Makiese were at the Tchiyo mansion looking for evidence.

Kulembe and Dimuka do everything they can to find Makiese and are outraged to see that Mafuti doesn't seem to care.

Welema executes his plan and turns off the machines that keep Monifa alive. Dimuka mobilizes the entire Lúbia community to search for Makiese.

Henda tells Simão that Monifa buried Makiese alive. The Tchiyos wonder about the reasons that led Monifa to try to commit suicide.

Simão is determined to find Makiese to find out the truth of the facts surrounding his supposed death in the mine.

Ginga, with the help of Welema, incites a demonstration by the miners to force Simão to make her the new CEO of the Pedra Pura mines.

Henda, angry with Monifa for Makiese's murder, decides to take justice into his own hands.

A corpse is found buried in the mine and is assumed to be Makiese's. Mafuti feels guilty for everything that happened to Makiese, for having thrown her out of the house.

Makiese returns and surprises everyone at the Tchiyo mansion, with accusations of murdering Monifa.

Inspector Natula Rodrigues interrogates Mafuti to find out the facts about Joaquim's death and looks for evidence to put Monifa Tchiyo behind bars.

Welema tries to throw Monifa out the window as revenge. Patrícia looks for Simão to apologize for abandoning him, but is chased away.

Brazão goes along with Monifa's plan and claims that the accusations are false because he invented all the facts to avoid being tortured by Henda.

Makiese gives in to Henda's request out of curiosity to know about her past and visits her biological mother.

Monifa claims she was the victim of an attack and points to Makiese as the main suspect in the attempted murder.

Arrested, Makiese faces her bail hearing, but before she can be freed from jail and await trial in freedom, Monifa bribes the judge.

Mafuti discovers that Makiese is Monifa's daughter and refuses to pay bail to release her from prison.

Ngongo promises to help Makiese and begins raising funds to pay her bail and get her out of jail.

Monifa visits Makiese, tells him that she is the result of a damned rape and gives him an ultimatum: either he drops the charges or he will rot in jail for a crime he did not commit.

In an attempt to get Makiese out of her way, Monifa "orders" an ambush against her in prison.

Inspector Natula confronts Monifa with the whole truth about Joaquim's murder Ernesto.

Kiene seeks out Makiese to hear her side of the story and believes in her innocence.

Monifa asks Ginga to manage the Pedra Pura mine while she focuses on the trial for her crimes. Ngongo and Dimuka get their jobs back at the mine.

To get rid of the accusations, João Chissende becomes Monifa's scapegoat, who tries to manipulate all the facts with shrewdness.

With the intention of planting evidence, Monifa orders Henda to transfer money to Dimuka's account to implicate the Ernestos in the case against João Chissende.

Kiene, enraged, refuses to be under the same roof as his murderous mother.

Dimuka asks Patrícia to marry him and receives the expected "yes". Monifa, vengeful, orders all of Kiene's accounts to be blocked.

Ngongo, jealous, feels insecure with Manuel's presence in the life of his beloved Makiese.

Simão manages to convince Kiene to return home, under the pretext of needing the support of his close-knit family, until justice is served.

Negotiations begin between Patrícia's family and the Ernestos. Luzia and Welema, opportunists, ask for a dowry of 700 thousand kwanzas for Patrícia's construction.

Like love at first sight, Manuel and Ginga feel strongly attracted to each other, to the point of having sex in the car.

Will Dimuka be a father? That's what Angelina claims, who arrives saying that she is carrying the Ernesto heir in her womb.

Monifa accuses Ginga of getting involved with prosecutor Manuel to influence the trial for the murder of Joaquim Ernesto.

The day of Dimuka and Patrícia's wedding finally arrives, but a report is received that the dowry items have been stolen.

Dimuka and Patrícia's traditional wedding takes place. But like a hurricane, Angelina appears to cause trouble.

Angelina is removed from the ceremony by the police. The Ernestos welcome their new daughter-in-law Patrícia.

Love is in the air. Patrícia plans a honeymoon trip to Namibe. Isabel says goodbye to Ngongo and Patrícia.

Angelina claims that she was kicked out of the house and has nowhere to go. Dimuka decides to let her spend the night at his house, without consulting Patrícia.

Tired of sharing the same space, Patrícia puts Dimuka against the wall to choose whether to stay with her or with Angelina.

Dimuka and Patrícia make peace, but to cope with living with Angelina in the same house, Patrícia makes a list of non-negotiable duties and obligations.

Angelina uses all the tricks to create conflicts between Dimuka and Patrícia: in addition to putting trash in the couple's bed, she invents a story that she was brutally attacked by Patrícia.

Tired of seeing Dimuka blind to Angelina's tricks, Patrícia decides to leave home.

Angelina seduces Dimuka to make love to her, however, when Dimuka seems to give in, she unexpectedly decides to throw her out of the house.

With the help of Kulembe, Makiese and Ngongo, Dimuka prepares a romantic surprise for his beloved Patrícia and the two make peace.

Patrícia returns to the Ernesto house and tries hard to get along with Angelina, but Kulembe and Makiese don't believe it will work.

The first court hearing is imminent and tempers are running high. Monifa and Makiese gather as many arguments as possible to win the war.

It is the day of the first session of the trial. Monifa and Henda declare themselves innocent of all charges.

Patrícia catches Angelina talking badly about her behind her back. Enraged, she tries to get some explanation.

With the help of lawyer Isabel, Monifa discredits Kiene's testimony, insinuating that he is a sexual pervert.

Kulembe is asked to testify about Angelina's alleged beating.

Dimuka refuses to pay Patrícia's bail to get her out of jail. Then Ngongo gets upset and threatens to tell what he knows about the origin of his brother-in-law's money.

Joaquim Ernesto's note is used as evidence during the trial for his murder, but the defense attorney claims that nothing is explicit.

Makiese and Ngongo disagree because she is not willing to convince Dimuka to pay bail to get Patrícia out of jail.

Simão begins to doubt Monifa's innocence. Patrícia discovers that she could face a sentence of up to 5 years if convicted.

Simão begins to doubt Monifa's innocence. Patrícia discovers that she could face a sentence of up to 5 years if convicted.

Simão is convinced that Monifa really murdered Joaquim Ernesto, disappointed, he asks for a divorce. Angelina attacks Kulembe for refusing to make dinner.

Dimuka comes to Angelina's defense and decides to get Makiese and Kulembe out of the house. Seeing her marriage falling apart, Monifa comes up with a brilliant plan to avoid losing Simão.

With her plan of alleged persecution, Monifa manages to convince Simão of his alleged innocence and to make false statements in Court.

Simão gives up his honesty for love and commits the crime of perjury in court, claiming that he was with Monifa in Lúbia, at the time when JoaquimErnesto was dying.

Dimuka makes a definitive decision: he takes Angelina away from home, fights to reconcile with Patrícia and recover his marriage.

It is Makiese's turn to give her statement at the trial for her father's murder, but when she seemed to convince the judge, she is surprised to be accused.

Monifa bribes Ngongo with the possibility of getting Patrícia out of jail, in exchange for him making false statements in court.

Vissolela and Epalanga question Ngongo for betraying Makiese. Dimuka shows remorse and tries to rekindle the romance with his wife, but Patrícia despises him because she is still hurt.

The day of Monifa's testimony arrives and she tries with all her tricks to convince the judge of her false innocence.

Makiese is devastated by Ngongo's betrayal. Hurt, she ends the relationship and promises never to forgive him.

Monifa accuses Makiese of being in collusion with her enemies and of being used as a weapon to attack her. However, she apologizes for having abandoned her and claims to love her as a daughter.

Minister Cange demonstrates her support for Monifa, hiring fake protesters, to ensure Monifa's popularity.

Tired of receiving gratuitous hatred and contempt from everyone he loves, Ngongo makes a decision: to resign from the mine and leave Lúbia.

Patrícia is outraged by Ngongo's attitude, so she thinks it's best for him to stay away from Lúbia for a while. But before leaving, Ngongo reveals to Mafuti that he accepted Monifa's bribe to get Patrícia out of jail.

For the Ernestos, there is a new light at the end of the tunnel, now that everyone knows the reason for Ngongo's bribery.

Monifa celebrates her victory in court, unaware that she has won a battle, not a war, as she is on the verge of losing her marriage and financial stability.

It's the end! Simão refuses to live with a murderer as his wife and asks for a divorce. Monifa and Henda are officially expelled from the Tchiyo mansion.

While Dimuka devises a strategy to recover his wife, Patricia, after discovering that Ngongo sacrificed himself in the name of her freedom and that her love

Miner's Day is celebrated, and with the dismissal of the entire union of workers at the Pedra Pura mine, Dimuka finds himself forced to give a motivational speech at Ginga's request.

Makiese, who feels miserable and powerless for losing in court, seeing her evidence manipulated in favor of her enemy, feels justice when she learns that Monifa lost her family for being a criminal.

Simão can't deal with the end of his divorce. Needy, he ends up in the arms of a prostitute in Luanda.

Makiese and Ngongo have an unexpected encounter when they try to get their jobs back at the Pedra Pura mine.

The mine administration is going from bad to worse. After the dismissal of all the union members, Ginga and Kiene now have to deal with a "lightning" audit by the public prosecutor's office.

Dimuka officially announces his candidacy for president of the Pedra Pura mine. Ginga and Kiene decide to go to Luanda to ask Simão for help in resolving the mine's problems.

Monifa will have to face another lawsuit, as João Chissende has decided to report her for defamation and slander.

The dispute between Dimuka and Ngongo for the position of president of the Pedra Pura mine has left tempers running high.

Vissolela uses Ngongo's "muscles" to raise money from women and especially votes for his candidate for president of the Pedra Pura mine miners' union.

Upon discovering that his client is a Tchiyo, Muzala, greedy, decides to kidnap Kiene to profit from the ransom.

Kiene remains hostage to the kidnappers and the Tchiyo's concern triples by the minute.

Muzala threatens to rip Kiene to pieces if they don't give him the 500 million kwanzas within 24 hours. But Monifa is incommunicado and without her.

Dimuka is against the possibility of his mother remarrying another man, so he publicly threatens Ondjaki to keep him away.

What was supposed to be just a purchase between supplier and customer turns into a disaster. Kiene is held hostage by the drug dealers and Simão runs towards danger to rescue him.

Kiene is back in the family circle. More relaxed, but deeply disappointed, Simão reveals to his children that he lied in court and that Monifa really murderedJoaquim Ernesto.

Unable to afford their luxuries, Monifa and Henda move to a shack in the miners' slum.

The news that Monifa and Henda are completely broke and living in the miners' shanty town spreads to the four corners of Lúbia.

Not giving up, Monifa has a new plan to get out of poverty and believes that extorting Minister Cange, with a fake business idea, will be the solution.

While Monifa desperately drags herself to the feet of Minister Cange to obtain investment for the false business, which could lift her out of poverty, the debate between the candidates for the presidency of the Pedra Pura mine union.

Tal como a vida financeira de Monifa, a mina Pedra Pura também não está na sua melhorfase administrativa.

Thinking that this is the best solution to his financial problems, Henda turns into a thief to meet his needs.

Monifa is officially at rock bottom, especially now that her last pennies donated by the minister were confiscated to pay her debt with interest, to Mayombona.

Ngongo and Ginga create an emotional bond, due to the trauma of the mine attack and Epalanga advises Ngongo to invest in a relationship.

Although Makiese has decided to forgive and overcome the resentment she has towards her biological mother, Dimuka refuses to tolerate Monifa's presence at the wedding.

Hurt, Makiese seeks solace in Mafuti's arms. For, no matter how miserable she is, Monifa remains arrogant and self-centered, which stirs Makiese's hatred.

Welema invites Henda and Monifa to lunch. However, she leaves without paying and Monifa is forced to do housework to pay the bill.

Moved by emotion, Ngongo kisses Ginga and has the worst reaction. Meanwhile, Mafuti and Ondjaki have their long-awaited official first date, but when the night seemed to be perfect.

Monifa is at rock bottom, even eating cat food, but she is far from finishing her punishment for everything she did.

Frustrated by Mafuti's rejection, Ondjaki drowns his sorrows in alcohol and opens the door for a disaster to happen.

Thirsty for justice and driven by resentment and bitterness, Makiese sets fire to Monifa's hut to get rid of her once and for all.

Makiese is deeply sorry for what she did to her own mother, but she can no longer go back, so she decides to take responsibility for her actions and turns herself in to the police to be tried for the attempted murder of Monifa Tchiyo.

The romance between Ginga and Ngongo is more intense than a burning flame. Therefore, committed to his beautiful maiden, Ngongo comes to her defense, when he witnesses the harassment by an investor in the Pedra Pura mine.

Monifa frees Makiese, lying that there was no attempted murder and that the fire was an accident. But the Ernestos wonder what Monifa Tchiyo wants in return.

With no more diamonds and land to mine, the Pedra Pura mine is on the verge of bankruptcy. Kiene and Ginga appeal to the ministry, but Minister Cange refuses to grant the mining license without a bribe.

The romance between Ginga and Ngongo has a new episode, now that Simão discovers what was supposed to be a secret and shows himself to be against the romantic relationship between his daughter and a simple miner.

While Simão struggles to forget Monifa and therefore decides to get rid of his ex-wife's belongings, Welema sees in the suffering of others her opportunity to make money at the expense of Monifa's ruin.

Romance looms over Lúbia: Ondjaki gives Mafuti flowers to apologize for being reckless, while Ngongo and Ginga struggle to keep class disparity from spreading.

In love, Ngongo decides to surprise his beloved, but Ginga, accustomed to all the comforts of the Tchiyo mansion, discovers that dating a miner is more difficult than it seems.

The troubles in paradise continue - Ginga shows that she doesn't feel comfortable with Ngongo's condition and he becomes increasingly convinced that she is ashamed of being his girlfriend.

The love affair between Ginga and Ngongo results in what Simão feared most: rumors and uproar from the miners.

Welema intends to expand the business to Luanda, so he tries to use Leonor toreach potential clients.

Dimuka makes a point of bragging about his business, which is going from strength to strength. Ngongo and Makiese are equally lynched by the miners for trying to defend Ginga, all that's left is to throw the match.

As a settling of accounts for questioning the origin of the money that Dimuka and Percival squandered for Lúbia, Ondjaki is attacked and beaten.

Monifa and Henda come to the conclusion that someone has obviously been selling their luxury items to the residents of Lúbia, but instead of catching Welema, Dimuka and Percival, who are enjoying themselves in Luanda.

There is still a lot of water to flow under this bridge, on one side we have Luísa who unexpectedly enters Simão's life and on the other, we have Bad Fred, who arrives in Lúbia ready to get involved in illegal schemes.

Simão and Luísa cannot ignore the clear connection that exists between them and, it seems, Luísa Muzadi will not only replace Monifa as CEO of the Pedra Pura mine, but also as Simão's sweetheart.

So, as expected, it doesn't take long for Bad Fred to desperately want to be a part of Welema's illegal business scheme, and Dimuka finds himself in a tight spot.

Coerced by Bad Fred, even without Welema and Percival's approval, Dimuka finds himself forced to integrate him into the business. Meanwhile, a hungover Simão has his first breakfast with Luísa.

Luísa makes the first move and invites Simão for a romantic date, but has an unexpected reaction. Percival is surprised to see that Dimuka gave in to pressure and included Bad Fred in the deal.

To redeem himself for his mistake, Simão opens his heart and kisses Luísa passionately. In Lúbia, the meeting goes worse than expected; without Welema and Percival's approval, Bad Fred will not be part of the deal, but he does not give up

Fed up with Dimuka's humiliations, Ondjaki decides to leave Ernesto's house, although he is still in love with Mafuti. While he has his first night of love with Luísa, Simão makes his divorce official and Monifa is inconsolable.

Monifa meets with Kiene, laments the deplorable situation she finds herself in and begs her son for forgiveness, for her crazy desire to get her family back. Dimuka decides to bribe Fred so that he forgets the idea.

Upon realizing that Monifa's closet is empty, Leonor finally has the proof she needed to accuse Welema, and informs Simão about her suspicions.

Luísa begins her action plan to leverage the Pedra Pura mine and continues with the approval of the miners.

To take care of his family honestly, Dimuka definitively leaves the business of illegally selling luxury goods.

Yes, crime does not pay. When Dimuka finally gave up the illegal business, it was too late.

Monifa's evil plan backfired on her, and instead of killing Luísa in a motorcycle accident she caused, she put her beloved Simão's life in danger.

When she sees that Simão has survived the accident, Monifa tries to get closer to him to win him back, but unfortunately, she ends up witnessing the marriage proposal to her new lover and the attack that was supposed to separate them.

Dimuka is in intensive care, Mafuti is devastated for her son and Percival, begging Ngongo to believe in his innocence and help him prove it.

After discovering that Monifa has been using Kiene to get closer to the family and the mansion, Simão personally demands that she stay away. Enraged by the news of the engagement, Monifa decides to teach Luísa a lesson.

Simão expels Monifa from the mansion after causing a scandal, but she manages to put an end to the engagement ceremony, now that Luísa has decided to leave after being attacked.

Simão and Luísa are officially engaged, but Monifa doesn't give up and comes up with a new plan to return to the mansion, using Kiene.

Eager to find out who shot Dimuka, Epalanga accuses Welema; Welema accuses Percival; Makiese and Mafuti appeal to the police, but Brazão decides to wait for the victim's statement.

Vissolela said too much: Makiese already knows that Ngongo met with Percival and defends him from the accusations.

Monifa is back at the mansion, but it seems she celebrated too soon: she was reduced to a simple guest, without the right to serve.

Makiese and Vissolela are being held hostage by Bad Fred. Shots are heard inside Ernesto's house. Vissolela is shot, and the atmosphere is tense.

Makiese shot Bad Fred in self-defense and is being held accountable to justice, but finally the time has come for the good news: Dimuka has survived and will return home.

For Simão, there are no doubts - he wants to marry Luísa immediately and live by her side forever. Percival wants to return to his illegal business with Welema, but Dimuka thinks it is a terrible idea.

Monifa doesn't stay quiet and starts a new plan to win Simão back from Luísa's arms, by seducing him. While Dimuka tries to get her job back at the mine and earn honest money, Kiene suspects the origin of Henda's money.

Makiese discovers that Monifa is back at the Tchiyo mansion and is in disbelief. To mock Monifa, Ginga reveals that Luísa is not the first woman Simão has been involved with after the separation.

Through blackmail, Luana becomes the key player in Monifa's plan to get Luísa out of her way. But, while she's behind her back and trying to pounce on her, Monifa proposes a toast to her rival.

Simão is furious with Monifa and decides to throw her out of the mansion, after discovering that she blackmailed Luana into seducing him, but Monifa has another card up her sleeve.

Monifa uses the old trick of inventing illness to stay at the Tchiyo mansion. Dimuka fights tooth and nail to get his job back at the Pedra Pura mine, after receiving an ultimatum from Mafuti.

Tired of trying to get a decent job and only getting hit by life, Dimuka gives in to alcohol and walks drunk around Lúbia, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Bringing Kadisa to the Tchiyo mansion to stop the wedding didn't work either - Luísa is harmless, and gets her sister-in-law's approval to marry Simão.

Monifa already has the entire itinerary for her new plan and this time, she will involve diamond traffickers to get what she wants. Luísa tries on her wedding outfit and moves forward with the preparations for her wedding with Simão.

The long-awaited wedding day arrives. Vissolela is one of the guests at the party and stunning, she leaves Epalanga at her feet.

Simão and Luísa are officially married and Monifa, in addition to being trampled on by the love of her life, also has to swallow his happiness with another woman.

And since not even at a wedding does the Tchiyos have a day of peace, the party takes the most drastic turn possible: the mansion is being invaded by drug dealers and everyone is in danger of losing their lives.

The plan to involve Luísa Muzadi with drug dealers does not go as expected and Kiene becomes a hostage.

Luísa is dead, but karma weighs on Monifa, who has to deal with the guilt of Simão being shot during the shooting and having his life hanging by a thread.

To everyone's delight, Simão has woken up. But before Monifa can celebrate, it is Luísa she is yearning for. The dispute between Dimuka and Vissolela for clients continues.

Com as roupas de Luísa, que Monifa mandou queimar, Welema está de volta ao esquema de venda ilegal de artigos de luxo.

Vissolela espalha boatos sobre Dimuka para se vingar após perder a aposta. Indignado, Dimuka demite-se do salão e Vissolela não poderia estar mais satisfeita.

Vissolela removes Dimuka from the salon, but in addition to the employee, he also loses his clientele. Unemployed again, Dimuka considers the idea of ¿¿opening his own salon.

Simão is discharged and the Tchiyos decide to throw a welcome party, but the host's reaction is the worst they could have expected.

Ngongo wants to join the National Police and Brazão, corrupt, sees it as the perfect opportunity to extort the young man in exchange for a position.

The news that Ngongo is going to run for police awakens the same desire in Dimuka, and for Brazão, all they need to do is pay him 500 thousand kwanzas and anyone will have the job in the blink of an eye.

Simão organizes a dinner at the Tchiyo mansion to welcome his police colleagues, but the night ends in disaster. Dimuka opens a clandestine salon and is discovered by Epalanga.

Simon, embittered by his physical condition, becomes fed up and throws everyone out of his house.

Frustrated at having been wronged by Brazão, Ngongo cannot tolerate Dimuka's mockery and becomes aggressive.

Brazão shamelessly promotes corruption through Lúbia and, when exposed by Ondjaki, abuses his authority to threaten him and demand respect.

In this second season of O Rio, Monifa will try to get back on top. Will she be able to, or will her entire past turn against her?

In this second season of O Rio, Monifa will try to get back on top. Will she be able to, or will her entire past turn against her?

In this second season of O Rio, Monifa will try to get back on top. Will she be able to, or will her entire past turn against her?

In this second season of O Rio, Monifa will try to get back on top. Will she be able to, or will her entire past turn against her?

In this second season of O Rio, Monifa will try to get back on top. Will she be able to, or will her entire past turn against her?

Now that she has recovered Simão and is officially back at the Pedra Pura mine, Monifa creates a kind of blacklist and begins to take revenge on everyone who trampled on her.

Dentro do plano que estabeleceu para alavancar a mina Pedra Pura, Monifa vende sonhos e faz falsas promessas, para manter os mineiros a trabalhar.

Back in Pedra Pura and still in love with Makiese, Henda tries to get closer. Mafuti doesn't believe in Monifa's good intentions towards her daughter, Makiese.

Henda tries to warn Welema about Monifa's bad intentions and advises her mother to leave the Tchiyo mansion.

Pretending to be blinded by money, Welema follows her own plan and prefers to ignore Henda's clear warning about Monifa's revenge.

Monifa's plan for revenge against Welema moves on to the next step: accusing her of stealing a credit card.

While Monifa plays the victim and tries to manipulate the Tchiyos, Welema runs away from the policeto try to prove her innocence and hides in the shanty town.

To recover the Pedra Pura mine, Monifa has a strategic vision, so she demands that Henda respect the miners and decides to reinstate Dimuka as a mine worker.

Ginga warns Simão about Monifa's supposed change. Good news knocks on the door at the Pedra Pura mine a new diamond has been found.

It's a time for celebration: the news that a million-dollar diamond has been found echoes throughout the four corners of Bié.

Although Ngongo and Makiese do not believe that Monifa will keep her promise, Dimuka is convinced that he will receive his share of the diamond sale.

To get rid of Dimuka, Monifa offers him a bonus, but he surprises Monifa by rejecting it, knowing that his share of the diamond sale is worth much more.

The news that the insurance company valued the diamond at more than 30 thousand dollars reaches Vissolela's ears and with it the ears of the people.

Brazão blames Kiene and Ginga for having gone to the shanty town at night and being at the mercy of the criminals' attack, but Simão demands that a thorough investigation be carried out.

At Patrícia's Bar, Vissolela is enchanted by Valdemar's charm. Not believing that the police can do justice, Kiene refuses to press charges.

Although Valdemar no longer pleases anyone, Vissolela continues to be enchanted by his charm. On her first day of work as a gardener at the Tchiyo mansion.

Concerned about Kulembe's health, Mafuti takes her to the hospital, but apparently, her discomfort is an indication that Kulembe is in trouble.

Kulembe explodes and tells Vissolela that she is pregnant. Kiene recognizes the evidence and discovers that he has been living with the criminal who beat him up in the shanty town.

Kiene reveals to Vissolela that the one who attacked him was Valdemar, the gardener at the Tchiyo mansion.

Suspicious, Valdemar tries to attack Kiene in the pool. In a fit of rage, Makiese exposes Kulembe's secret and tells her that her sister is 4 weeks pregnant.

Kulembe feels revolted by being constantly judged and does not forgive Makiese for having reported her.

Kiene follows the plan to the letter and, in a vengeful mood, beats Valdemar. Tired of all the drama, Kulembe decides to terminate the pregnancy.

Apparently, the tables have turned, now it is Valdemar who has Kiene in his hands and with blackmail, tries to extort her, to get rich at Monifa's expense.

Valdemar threatens to expose Kiene with a video, but when he sees that Monifa does not give in to the blackmail, he reports Kiene to the police.

Epalanga kicks Valdemar out of the bar with a beating, after everyone discovers that he is a crook and that he attacked Kiene in the shanty town.

Henda is fed up with Valdemar and advises Monifa to kill him as soon as possible. Simão forbids Brazão from freeing Kiene from prison, using his usual illegal means.

Valdemar underestimates Monifa and falls right into her trap. After discovering his cousin's true evil side.

Vissolela is incredulous about Kulembe's miscarriage and questions her.

Several prisoners from Capolo prison have escaped and the news that they can hide anywhere terrifies the inhabitants of Lubia and the surrounding area.

In the absence of the Tchiyo couple, Henda decides to shelter Marcos, his childhood friend, who has escaped from prison; however, Marcos' presence makes Ginga very uncomfortable.

In addition to making the risky decision to shelter a fugitive criminal, Henda, Ginga, Kiene and Welema also have to deal with his debauchery in the mansion.

Marcos decides to toast the Tchiyo family with a special dish, but the dinner is interrupted by Brazão and he runs the risk of being caught.

Ginga and Kiene give Henda an ultimatum to get Marcos out of the Tchiyo mansion. Without knowing the whereabouts of her cousin, Leonor remains worried and Epalanga offers to help look for him.

Henda obtains false documents for Marcos' escape. At the mine, Dimuka encourages the miners to fight for their rights and leads a demonstration.

Kim dies of an overdose in Monifa's bed and Henda decides to get rid of the body, so that they don't all end up indicted.

Monifa finds strands of hair in her room and discovers that there was a party in her absence.

Makiese advises Dimuka to give up his position, to get rid of the suspension and regain his position at the Pure Stone mine.

Monifa puts Ginga against the wall so that he tells her what happened in her absence. Dimuka sees a light at the end of the tunnel and changes strategy to return to the mine.

Dimuka apologizes to Monifa to end the suspension and return to work, but continues to incite disorder among the miners clandestinely.

Despite having managed to get his job back at the mine, Dimuka, who is unreasonable, continues to disturb his mother.

In jail, Kiene blames Henda for their arrest. Upon discovering that Ginga is also one of the accused of Kim's death, Ngongo defends her, making Makiese jealous.

The plan to make Marcos take all the blame works and Monifa manages to get everyone out of prison, but Simão, disappointed, cannot forgive Henda and throws him out of the house.

Angry at being kicked out of the Tchiyo mansion, Henda feels like he was never part of the family and decides to take another path in his life.

Simão gives in to his family's plea, apologizes to Henda and asks his nephew to return to the mansion, but Henda, still hurt, decides to follow his own path, away from the Tchiyos.

Like an unwanted guest, Kadisa shows up during dinner with yet another absurd business idea to extort money from her brother.

Despite still harboring deep love for Makiese, Ngongo moves on and gives himself the opportunity to be happy again with someone else.

Using emotional blackmail, Kadisa manages to convince Simão to give her the 25 million kwanzas, which leaves Monifa furious.

Determined to bring couples together, Vissolela organizes a party for singles, but ends up alone and needy, comforted by Ngongo.

The singles party unexpectedly brought Ngongo and Vissolela together, just as Makiese decided to admit her interest in her ex-boyfriend and win back her great love.

The romance between Vissolela and Ngongo is going from strength to strength, although they prefer to keep it a secret.

Driven by curiosity, Ondjaki analyses the facts and discovers who the young woman is with whom Ngongo is involved.

In the fight for Ngongo's heart, Vissolela organizes a romantic dinner, but Makiese's unexpected visit could ruin the whole plan.

Unexpectedly, Ngongo finds himself in a love triangle, as he gives in to the charms and attraction he still feels for Makiese, and has an affair with Vissolela.

Ngongo gets back together with Makiese, but feels unable to talk about his romance with Vissolela.

Enraged that Makiese is seen as the victim of the love triangle, Vissolela attacks Ondjaki. Makiese is Ngongo's chosen one, but disappointed, she can no longer trust her partner and ends the relationship.

Upon discovering that Vissolela has been slandering her for Lúbia after the love triangle with Ngongo, Makiese becomes enraged and gives an ultimatum.

Vissolela feels wronged for being accused of stealing her best friend's boyfriend and for ignoring her feelings.

Dimuka discovers that Ngongo was with Vissolela and Makiese at the same time and threatens him. Welema's plan to unmask Kadisa does not go as expected and Monifa asks for her money back.

Threatened, Welema finds herself forced to collaborate with Monifa's plan to finally unmask Kadisa.

Jealous that Ngongo did not take a stand while she was being humiliated by Vissolela, Makiese becomes angry with Ngongo and in a fit of rage, Kulembe comes to her sister's defense.

Tired of seeing Vissolela being crucified, Ngongo defends her and risks losing Makiese for good.

Willing to finally consummate his deep love, Ngongo asks Makiese to marry him, but the news is not well received by everyone.

Nightmares haunt Monifa, after an inexplicable anguish and resentment resurface from her past, for what she did to her daughter Makiese.

Disoriented by her emotional imbalance, Monifa makes a mistake that costs her 50 million kwanzas.

Antes mesmo de começar as negociações do alambamento entre Ngongo e Makiese, Luzia, intransigente, exige que se pague uma multa por sua filha Patrícia ter sido presa.

Monifa decides to approach Makiese to reestablish a healthy bond between mother and daughter, but Makiese is not willing to cooperate.

Willing to extort money from the Ernesto family, Luzia demands a 1 million fine for Patrícia's arrest. Monifa opens her heart, begs Makiese for forgiveness and has the worst reaction.

An unexpected visit from a loan shark reveals the real reason Luzia returned to Lúbia: to raise money to pay off her debts.

In a provocative gesture, Ngongo makes a point of announcing his marriage to Makiese to Henda.

Simão doesn't think it was a good idea for Monifa to offer money to Makiese and tries to reason her.

Unhappy with the money they had to pay in the negotiations for the landfill between Makiese and Ngongo, Luzia and Welema decide to recover the 700 thousand kwanzas, at any cost.

Henda and Kiene try to prevent Monifa and Makiese from being buried during the detonation of explosives, but it is too late.

The news that Makiese may have died leaves Mafuti devastated. Still buried, Monifa and Makiese expose all their sorrows and strive to overcome the resentment they feel for each other.

Although Makiese has decided to forgive and overcome the resentment she has towards her biological mother, Dimuka refuses to tolerate Monifa's presence at the wedding.

The wedding day between Makiese and Ngongo arrives. The atmosphere is festive, however, desperate, Henda appears with the hope of stopping the celebration and winning back the love of his life.

Ngongo and Makiese are finally married and eager to consummate the deep love they feel, although Henda still suffers from losing Makiese.

Ngongo accepts the job opportunity in South Africa, promising to return to look for Makiese once he is settled.

Vissolela meets the man of her dreams during the Tchiyo's trip and takes advantage of the opportunity to make all his wishes come true. Meanwhile, Ngongo doesn't give any news and the Tchiyo's lives are in danger during the safari.

João Carlos, Vissolela's companion, tries to curry favor with Monifa and has the worst possible reaction. Lost and without communication on the safari, Simão goes out to look for help when he is bitten by a snake.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.

Back from her trip, Monifa has good news from Pedra Pura: the diamond has already been cut and the jewels are ready to be sold.

Under Dimuka's watchful eye, the bribe that Monifa gave to the union members did not go unnoticed, no matter how much they tried to deny it.

The bar is empty, because Dimuka continues with his plan to protest against the working conditions at the Pedra Pura mine, precisely on the day the jewels are launched on the market, and he takes advantage of the press to accuse Monifa.

Dimuka's plan goes off without a hitch. While he protests and attracts everyone's attention, undercover servants break into the mansion and steal the precious jewels.

Monifa moves mountains to recover her jewels and does not give up her illegal methods, so she orders Dimuka to be arrested and tortured, without evidence or warrant, which leaves Makiese furious.

Already drunk and clearly distraught from keeping a secret that could send him back to prison, Ondjaki talks too much and reveals the hiding place of the jewels.

The hunt for the jewels continues and to obtain more information, Monifa offers 10 million kwanzas to anyone who wants to collaborate with the investigation.

Welema's greed backfires when she is discovered and tortured by Monifa to reveal the whereabouts of the jewels. Dimuka feels clever for having managed to cover up his heist so far.

Após ser torturada, Welema aceita um acordo e revela que as jóias estão escondidas nacasa de Ngongo, na Lúbia. Sentindo-se culpado por encobrir um acto ilegal, Ondjaki tenta corrigir as coisas, quando injustamente é baleado por Monifa.

Vissolela e Makiese ficam chocadas ao ver Ondjaki entre a vida e a morte, e clamampara que melhore. Monifa e Henda frustram-se ao descobrir que Ondjaki não está morto.

Monifa cannot accept the fact that there is still a possibility that Ondjaki will wake up and report her for having shot him, so she orders Henda to end his life in the hospital.

Vissolela remembers that Ondjaki was apprehensive before being shot and arouses Dimuka's curiosity.

Ngongo's whereabouts are finally revealed: he never made it to South Africa and was the victim of a trap set by Henda, who tortures him to get revenge. Flor discovers that Monifa shot Ondjaki for the jewels and is devastated.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.

Monifa, once again, reveals her evil side, without knowing that by doing so, she ruins the consideration she has gained from her biological daughter.