Ku Ruff, Bongumusa

S1 E1 • 24m • 16

Phumulani's cousin is more than capable of getting a job. However, she is solely relying on him. He feels it's time his cousin did something with her life, so he can also pursue his dreams.

S1 E2 • 22m • 16

Tumelo is seeking assistance from the show to speak with his family about his depression that is caused by the pressures of black tax.

S1 E3 • 24m • 16

Thandi believed that she could be the pillar of her family after her mother's death. However, this has put a financial strain on her. She wants her family to stop leeching off her.

S1 E4 • 24m • 16

Bongani is on the verge of losing his job, which will affect everyone who lives with him. He wants to challenge his dependents to reshape their lives.

S1 E5 • 23m • 16

Magdalene's marriage could end if her son doesn't step up and be the man everyone expects him to be.

S1 E6 • 24m • 16

Buhle is frustrated and wants the show to intervene because she finds it difficult to chat with her aunt about the burdens and pressures of black tax.

S1 E7 • 24m • 16

Bongiwe's brother is a trusted plumber in his neighbourhood. However, she seems to be the only one carrying the responsibility of making sure that everyone is fed at home.

S1 E8 • 24m • 16

Tshepang is tired of being the only one taking care of the major responsibilities in his family. Will his family see reason and come to his aid?

S1 E9 • 24m • 16

The Lubambo family claim that their younger brother, Phila, spends all his salary on alcohol and doesn't contribute to the household expenses. Themba is tired of being taken advantage of.

S1 E10 • 24m • 16

Bongumusa wrote to the show seeking help with his adult cousins. He says he is tired of looking after them and can no longer afford to do so.

S1 E11 • 24m • 16

Nonjabulo is a caterer based in Durban. She can no longer keep up with taking care of her older brother, a former businessman who lost it all when his business went down.

S1 E12 • 23m • 16

Simiso's salary vanishes within two days after payday. Every month, all his salary goes towards his mother, younger brother and two sisters, who could be looking for employment instead of staying at home.

S1 E13 • 24m • 16

Msizi, an entrepreneur from Durban, claims that his profit goes towards his family's household expenses. His sisters spend their money on alcohol and leave him to take care of everything.