M'asaase

Asamoah finds gold on his farm and takes a bold risk to uplift his people, but powerful enemies emerge, endangering his dream to change their future forever.

Adomah grows anxious over her husband's safety, sensing trouble, while Nana Akosua panics after realizing she left behind evidence linking her to the murder.

Asamoah's suicide shatters the slave community. As they mourn, their burial customs are stripped away and replaced with a degrading ceremony imposed by the king.

Frema finds courage after her father's land is taken, rebels against the king, faces harsh consequences, and finds hope in an unexpected savior, Nana Akosua.

Afram gets entangle in a crime of passion as Frema meets someone new. Slave punishments worsen, and Ntim Berima starts to uncover Nana Akosua's web of lies.

Tekyi, Adoma's long-lost son, returns after his father's death, only to discover everything has changed, even the warmth and love he once knew from his mother.

Ntim Berima blackmails Nana Akosua, while Baffuor makes his first move on Ama Okese, setting off new tensions. Tekyi is captured, forcing Frema to stay cautious.

Ama Serwaa's secret past with Zama is exposed. Despite her sister's plea, she stays in love. Nana Akosua is forced to give in to Ntim Berima's demands.

Seen as the ideal leader in peaceful times, he embarks on a final hunting trip with his brothers. Prince Nana Kweku Bediako is named the king's successor.

Ntim Berima tries to win over the royal family, but earning his parents' approval turns out to be harder than he expected, testing his determination and loyalty.

Ntim Berima uncovers a secret operation and must confront his darkest fears to survive, while palace gossip threatens to tarnish Nana Bediako's flawless reputation.