Outlaws

Bandile makes a mistake that’ll change his relationship with Sihle forever. Sihle and Leruo start a new chapter in their love story. Tlali’s followers face his darkest wrath yet.

Tlali's kingdom unravels right before his eyes, while Mthunzi and Buang's love faces a formidable force in Bandile.

Buang and Mthunzi have made up, and while in their love nest, Sephamola sees them. Sihle escapes from Ha-Tseole.

Buang and Mthunzi finally talk and resolve things, while Bandile invades Lesotho, and Sihle has had it with Nyakallo's pettiness.

Sihle endures brutal labour and humiliation under Tlali's cruel regime. Buang confronts Mthunzi with a heart-wrenching revelation of betrayal. Meanwhile, Bandile returns home defeated.

Buang finally gets to Mthunzi. Nyakallo wants Tlali to work hard for her forgiveness, and he is more than up for the challenge. Sihle insists on going to Leruo, and Sephamola offers to drive.

The people of Bergville do their best to win Bandile back, while Tlali's polygamous dream is rocked by a very special vision.

Bandile feels vindicated when stock theft engulfs Bergville again, but when the thieves strike Okhabeni, he is forced to get involved. Nyakallo wants to get rid of Buang permanently.

As Bandile struggles to protect his family and assert control over a community, his attempts to maintain order lead to a dangerous standoff. Nyakallo faces a deep betrayal within her own home.

Bandile tightens security at the farm, but his control begins to slip when his influence in the community wanes. Moretlo and Leruo's mission to take down Tlali hits a deadly snag.

Tlali’s grand entrance into the village sparks jubilation. As Bandile grapples with brewing conflicts, Sihle reluctantly decides to move on, and an attempted assassination exposes betrayals.

The war between the Top 4 and Tlali's followers takes a deadly turn, while there are trade-offs and big compromises in Ha-Tseole.

Bandile finally returns to his senses, and Emmanuel slaughters for him. In Lesotho, Moretlo makes a deal with the chief, while Tlali sentences Buang to death by fire.

Bandile sinks deeper into a dark hole and puts his children's lives in danger by encouraging his workers to loot the farm. In the meantime, Tlali dishes out death penalties.

As Bandile's obsessive quest to unearth Nolwandle’s body spirals into chaos, Tlali seeks solace in new passions. Nyakallo's bittersweet freedom contrasts with Buang's looming punishment.

A grief-stricken Bandile refuses to accept Nolwandle's death, leading him to gun for every Mosotho in sight. Tlali unleashes his harshest wrath upon Nyakallo, Disebo and Buang.

Bandile leads a mission to rescue Nolwandle, resulting in a tense standoff with Tlali. Despite the deal, tragedy strikes.

Bandile’s relentless mission to rescue his pregnant wife from Tlali’s clutches escalates into a violent clash of wills. Mthunzi and Buang confront their unresolved past, and a desperate plan unfolds.

Bandile's quest to rescue Nolwandle meets a mammoth demand from Tlali, while Buang and Mthunzi's flame is reignited.

Lawlessness is the order of the day as Bandile scrambles to uncover the mysteries of the kidnappings of Nolwandle and other Bergville residents. Sephamola's fate hangs in the balance.

Bandile thinks he has Bergville under control, questioning Basotho herdsmen while Mthunzi and Thulisile's bedroom problems become everyone's business.

Mthunzi's lobola makes everyone happy except for him. Nyakallo relies on Disebo's powers to help her fall pregnant again without Tlali knowing that she already miscarried.

Leruo decides to go back to the Free State against Moretlo's wishes. Meanwhile, Nyakallo stresses about losing her baby, but Disebo promises to help her get pregnant again soon.

Mthunzi's disappearance sends Bandile on a manhunt, while Tlali and Nyakallo's reign of terror befalls their disciples. Moretlo's meeting with the top four ends in a violent standoff.

In a storm of shifting loyalties and hidden truths, Bandile's leadership falters. Tlali and Nyakallo’s joyful revelation stirs the community.

The Biyelas are at odds with each other after Bandile decides that Mthunzi must prove his loyalty through marriage. In Lesotho, Leruo is starting to feel the pressure to go back to raiding.

Tlali tightens his grip on his followers, and Bandile faces a crucial decision between family and loyalty. Mthunzi and Buang's forbidden love threatens to undo both families' carefully laid plans.

Bandile is consumed by thoughts of revenge while the two star-crossed lovers long for each other.

Bandile comes face to face with Tlali's army, resulting in absolute carnage. Meanwhile, Mthunzi's burning desire for Buang is finally reciprocated.

Bandile finally hands over the number of cows Tlali requested, while Sihle decides to create a clinic in Lesotho. Buang and Mthunzi's feelings for each other are tested.

Bandile sets out into the mountains at night to find Mthunzi. In the meantime, Mthunzi struggles to lead the hostages as Buang and Tlali's followers hunt them down.

After their only lead to Tlali gets shot, Bandile and Leruo rush him to Sihle, who is suddenly tasked with saving two lives. Mthunzi leads the hostages to freedom, but not without hiccups.

The hostage situation has both worlds coming undone at the seams while Tlali relishes the power in his hands.

As Tlali celebrates the capture of his hostages, Bandile arrives in Lesotho, accusing everyone of colluding against him. Mthunzi does his best to calm the hostages and connect with Buang.

As Bandile grapples with the departure of loved ones, a sinister plan unfolds, shocking everyone and setting the stage for an unexpected request.

As the Biyela family prepares for Sihle's departure to Lesotho, Bandile hides his reservations about Sihle's marriage. In Lesotho, a new girl gang makes itself known.