Umndeni, Episode 13

S3 E1 • 23m • HD16

Maseko and his seven partners, two women and five men, take us through the complexity of their relationship. What divisions are sown amongst the partners due to competition for Maseko’s attention?

S3 E2 • 24m • HD16

Maseko’s partners are met with disappointment and heartache when their families shun them for the relationship’s organogram.

S3 E3 • 24m • HD16

Maseko introduces his seventh partner to his ancestors. Jealousy rears its ugly head amongst the other partners who feel they also deserve similar ceremonies.

S3 E4 • 23m • HD16

The chaos in the Maseko household continues.

S3 E5 • 20m • HD16

Maseko takes his wives for a yearly medical checkup, and not all wives are happy about the decision. All his partners surprise him with steamy sex.

S3 E6 • 22m • HD16

The Maseko family prepare for the year by performing a cleansing ritual in the river. It does not turn out well as the wives get involved in a physical fight.

S3 E7 • 23m • HD16

Maseko lets go of some partners, and he confides in his mother. Later, he decides he wants children from all his wives.

S3 E8 • 23m • HD16

Maseko’s mother hosts a traditional ceremony to introduce Mahlalaentabeni to the Maseko ancestors, and she blesses the ceremony by preparing traditional beer with her own hands.

S3 E9 • 24m • HD16

Dabula complains to Maseko. He believes he is not treated fairly by the other partners. Fezile’s family confront Maseko.

S3 E10 • 23m • HD16

Umndeni is about stimulating a conversation and challenging the norm on culture, knowledge and spirituality.

S3 E11 • 23m • HD16

Umndeni is about stimulating a conversation and challenging the norm on culture, knowledge and spirituality.

S3 E12 • 48m • HD16

Umndeni is about stimulating a conversation and challenging the norm on culture, knowledge and spirituality.

S3 E13 • 46m • HD16

Umndeni is about stimulating a conversation and challenging the norm on culture, knowledge and spirituality.