Unefa, Episode 11

Hope lost both her parents by the age of five. She had no one to turn to and slept with older men to survive. Her dad's inheritance will help with her dream to be a teacher.

Kamo's mother lost her husband to a car accident eleven years ago leaving his children before they got to know him. Kamo's inheritance is testament that his stepdad was a good man.

Mpfareseni is a student. Her mother was a policeman who was about to start a night after care and crèche. Unefa helps Mpfareseni achieve her desire to continue her mother’s legacy.

Oratile is a talented upcoming singer and actress. Her father died when she was two and her mother died when she was nine. She was raised by her aunt and uncle. uNefa encouraged her to say a monologue in honour of her parents.

Polite was raised to believe that his mother was his aunt. His family kept the secret that his mother died when he was only a baby. He is now ready to meet his maternal grandmother.

Daphne's father, a police officer, died in a shooting in Limpopo and she has struggled to cope with the trauma. Humphrey has asked Keneilwe Matidze to help her deal with her grief.

Orapeleng suffered a tragic loss when his father was shot dead right in front of him when he was 11 years old. He has suffered depression in silence and longs to reconnect with his mother.

Elizabeth always longed for the love of her father when he was alive, but he could only love her from afar because of family dynamics. Her father's gift helped changed her perspective.

Phemelo is a responsible young man who has taken the role of the man of the house. Unefa wants to inspire him to study further with the guidance of Meneer Mathebela.

Collen's grandfather was his biggest supporter from childhood and since his death, Collen has had to fight to realise his dream of becoming a professional athlete. uNefa gifts him with new gear and a coach to mentor him.

Madikgetho is a young, independent lady. An orphan who's determined to conquer the transport and supply chain industry, uNefa reveals the gift her mother left her and connects her with a mentor in her field of interest.

Lerato wants to be a gynae in the SA Defence Force in honour of her mother who was a soldier. She was devastated when her mother died after a short illness. uNefa arrives with some uplifting news.

Trevor is a doctor in the making who feels detached from his father's side of the family. uNefa has brought his uncle to Johannesburg to help Trevor to learn more about his father's family line.