Imboni Yama Tekisi

We meet the taxi bosses who are trying to preserve their legacies in this dangerous industry: wheelchair-bound Sabelo Ndaba, the Biyela twins and widow Nthabiseng Keroane.

Sabelo has baby mama drama. The Biyela twins gear up for a possible gun fight, while Nthabiseng summons the taxi marshals.

Sabelo puts the Bree marshals in line and shows how he gets the ladies. The Biyela brothers seek to expand their business, whilst trying to find a way to get their brother out of a sticky situation.

The Biyela brothers return home. Sabelo addresses the targets on his back, and Nthabiseng's youngest daughter comes clean about her sexuality.

The Biyela brothers seek extra protection against their enemies. Nthabiseng fights her daughter, and Sabelo feels cheated by his drivers.

Nthabiseng refuses to enter her mother's house. Sabelo is on a warpath, while the Biyela brothers are issued a warning.

Ofentse's sisters become emotional about her love life, while Zakhele fails to come clean and ends up with wine on his face.

Nthabiseng makes a difficult decision and fails to give one of her daughters the affirmation she seeks. Sabelo's mother handles his business.

Nthabiseng's daughters want her to quit the taxi industry. Zakhele reaches out to his baby mama. Later, Nthabiseng faces her fears and returns home.

Nthabiseng addresses the male taxi owners. The Biyela twins are issued yet another warning to leave the taxi industry. Sabelo's aunt confronts him about papgeld.

Nthabiseng calls on Dr Love. Sabelo's second wife finally arrives at the Ndaba homestead and Sabelo quickly puts her in her place.

Biyela twins are forced to cancel their children's gathering. Taxi widows gather and take a stand. Sabelo's uncle doesn't want his lobola cows wasted.

In the season finale, the female taxi bosses gather to mourn one of their own, and Sabelo seeks spiritual protection to preserve his life.