Uthi Uy'cleva

When Prince abruptly whisks away three rebellious kids, they're thrown into an unexpected world of discipline and have nowhere to hide.

Karabo and Jabulile struggle to adjust, facing gruelling physical challenges and having constant confrontations about their inner fears and flaws.

As the camp's discipline escalates, the girls must decide how to navigate the complexities of relationships with males through the 7 Bs and how that can negatively affect them if they are not careful.

Just as tensions rise within the camp, Prince receives news that one of the boys sent to the camp has escaped and is hiding nearby. This act cannot go unpunished.

New arrivals come in guns blazing and are hit with harsh realities at camp.

Prince delves into Lwazi's psyche, seeking the source of his deep-rooted anger. He uses meditation to confront painful truths, leading to breakthroughs.

From early morning to late at night, the camp is full of unexpected action, and some of these activities can be tiring for some kids.

The kids form friendships as days pass and realise they might be going through the same things. It's a matter of getting to know each other.

Time spent, emotions grow, and growth is the stage the campmates have reached, but their parents will have a harder time accepting this change.

Camp season is not over, and Prince introduces dropout kids who are trying to better their lives before camp season is over.

Uth'uyiKleva take viewers inside a strict boot camp where youth face tough drills, emotional challenges, and intense discipline.

Prince's team of facilitators shows their vow to never give up on the kids, no matter their roles.

After a group of boys is found misbehaving on the last day of camp, Prince gives them the ultimate punishment, which might also affect the wrong people.