Lockdown, Not The End

It's in the Thabazimbi Women's Correctional Service where we meet MaZet, and just days before her release - the prison is shaken up by the arrest of a famous musician.

Monde gets a hard introduction to prison life and the sense of how the next 10 years of her life will be while MaZet celebrates the last days of her prison sentence.

A prison warden has been stabbed and between MaZet and Sharon, one must take the fall.

The pressure to get the Nigerian dealers' diamonds is escalating. Meanwhile, Zakes is getting death threats and needs to convince Monde to talk.

Tyson proves why she's worthy of being Beauty's prized possession. With things falling apart, Monde's grandmother's parting gift may be the answer she's been looking for.

It's on Family Day that prisoners get closer to their loved ones, but for MaZet, Monde and Slender, they may be getting closer to freedom...

MaZet gets her first taste of freedom, even though there's a dark cloud hanging over her. Meanwhile, a life is lost and Monde is left behind.

With a list of priorities on MaZet's to-do list during her newly found freedom, Sibongile finds herself at the top of it. Monde thinks she's found a true friend in Vicky.

An oblivious Nkuli unexpectedly helps Beauty get closer to MaZet's hiding place. Monde, on the other hand, is onto Vicky.

When MaZet re-enters the prison, she notices for the first time that Nkuli is also there and in a turn of events, Zodwa's daughter finally visits.

MaZet finds herself at the bottom of the food chain while Monde's past crimes catch up with her, haunting her peace.

Monde has made a huge sacrifice for the diamonds and learns to cope with her decision. With Tyson's bad news upon her, everyone around her feels her wrath.

Just as MaZet and Nkuli were beginning to mend their broken relationship, Nkuli confronts MaZet about her true paternity. We learn the truth about Monde's diamonds...