Fashioning Modern Africanism

Hospitals are places of both trauma and hope, where a single decision can save a life or end it.   Wounds , the gripping new 1Magic medical drama, captures the tightrope that medical professionals walk daily, all while they grapple with the complexities of being human. Coming to your screens in October,  Wounds  is set in the fictional Healing Hands Hospital, where nurses and doctors dedicate their lives to helping others. It is where we meet Busisiwe, a new intern who is understandably nervous – but for reasons that have more to do with the past she is running away from and is keeping secret from everyone around her. “ Wounds  is 1Magic’s first medical drama, and we pride ourselves in diversifying and growing the excellent local content slate we have for our viewers. It’s important that we keep pushing the envelope and challenge ourselves with each new show we bring out,” says Nomsa Philiso,  the Director of Local Entertainment Channels at M-Net. The impressive   Wounds   cast feature

The new 13-part Mzansi Magic drama series  Nqobile  depicts a woman’s quest to rise above marital abuse and begin to live fearlessly. This action-packed thrilling melodrama begins on Monday 5 July 2021 at 20h00. Nqobile Khumalo (as Nqobile) Nqobile  is the ill-treated makoti of the Nkosi family dynasty who  manages to outsmart  her entitled, abusive husband and take over his empire. She transforms it into a women-led e-hailing service, and with newfound grit, indirectly declares war against her spouse. Nomsa Nene (as Sarah) As she is thrust into a male-dominated industry and a new position of power, the show reveals everything she must do to negotiate her freedom, maintain respect and thrive. Magic Hlatshwayo (as George) Created and produced by Ayanda Borotho, Adze Ugah and Nobuntu Webster,  Nqobile  is captured against the luxurious aesthetic of Leondale streets and is juxtaposed with less opulent environments where hustling is a way of life. Kagiso Medupi (as Simo) Nqobile Khumalo st