‎[suspenseful dramatic music plays]
‎[exhales]
‎[suspenseful dramatic music intensifies]
‎-[Khumbulani in Zulu] Really now, Ma. ‎-[yelps, giggles]
‎-[in Xhosa] Khumbulani, you startled me. ‎-[Khumbulani in English] I know.
‎[in Zulu] Mangaliso went out clubbing ‎last night and he never came back.
‎Okay. Thanks. Do you have it?
‎[in English] Yeah. [clears throat]
‎So all you have to do ‎is just put it somewhere hidden
‎and I'll be able to hear all ‎the conversation from my phone.
‎[in English] Wow.
‎-Okay. ‎-Wait, Ma,
‎are you placing it in here? ‎In Mangaliso's room?
‎I have to find out if this idiot ‎is the one who's blackmailing me.
‎Mangaliso does not care ‎about anything beside booze!
‎[whispers] Everybody's ‎a suspect right now.
‎But we do not need a bug to ‎get inside Mangaliso's head.
‎Okay, where do you ‎suggest we put the bug then?
‎Somewhere else. ‎Somewhere you do not have access to.
‎Fine, I'll put the bug ‎somewhere else but you,
‎you have to find out ‎what Mangaliso is up to.
‎[in Zulu] How? Because ‎Mangaliso and I are not close.
‎[in Xhosa] So what now?
‎Fezeka can talk to him.
‎[in English] They're close to each other.
‎Get Fezeka then to talk to him.
‎Fezeka is not vibing with this whole drama
‎-at all. ‎-[Matilda in Xhosa] Oh, my child,
‎[in English] make her… "vibe" then.
‎Khumbulani, I cannot be the only one ‎who is clear about what's at stake here.
‎[sighs] Okay.
‎[in Xhosa] I'll talk to her. [sighs]
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎[birds charpping]
‎[Aurora in Zulu] Hey, Matilda!
‎You're just going past me. ‎What are you doing in my house?
‎[in English] [laughs] Oh, Aurora I see ‎your time at Magenta Coal has…
‎-almost helped with your decor. ‎-Who invited you? What do you want?
‎-[Aurora ] What do you want? ‎-[Matilda] Look at that.
‎[Matilda] Okay, take a chair.
‎What kind of mother are you?
‎Using your child to fight your battles.
‎Putting her in danger like that.
‎Matilda, are you threatening my daughter?
‎[ornaments clattering]
‎[Matilda] Get your daughter ‎out of my husband's office.
‎Or what?
‎[chuckles] Or what?
‎-[in Zulu] Oh girl. [giggling] ‎-Or what, yes, or what?
‎[in Xhosa] Aurora, whatever.
‎[suspenseful music plays]
‎[Sibonile in English] You all know ‎the history of this family, my family.
‎How my destiny was taken away ‎from me and given to my younger brother.
‎You can't seriously think
‎giving my daughter ‎the leadership makes up for that.
‎I'm still alive ‎and capable of doing just that.
‎To lead this family and this company.
‎[man 1] Yeah, we all understand you.
‎We all know how we got here.
‎[man 2] But we're all ‎in the same predicament as you.
‎What's important for ‎this family, is business growth.
‎It's what feeds all of our families.
‎No. Come on, stop patronising me.
‎This has nothing to do ‎with business growth,
‎or you wouldn't have put such a small girl ‎to be in charge instead of me.
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎-[in Xhosa] Is it really him? ‎-[in Zulu] Yes it is him indeed, Ma.
‎[indistinctively]
‎[in Xhosa] You'll tell me ‎everything I need to know, right?
‎And then you'll have ‎yourself a pleasant day, okay?
‎[indistinctively]
‎[in Zulu] She's are talking you, man!
‎[in English] [frightened] Ma'am, I told ‎your son everything that I know.
‎[in Zulu] I don't know anything else.
‎[in English] That's good. ‎That's very good, that's very good.
‎Now you are gonna tell me the truth.
‎Ma'am, I really didn't ‎know what was inside that letter.
‎[in Zulu] Please don't hurt me.
‎[in English] Ma'am, ‎the letter was sent anonymously
‎to my company and apparently
‎the client paid a huge ‎amount to have it delivered to you.
‎-[Xhosa] I can't hear what you're saying. ‎-I…
‎[in English] I was just a delivery man.
‎[in Zulu] I don't know ‎anything. I'm sorry.
‎I'm sorry.
‎[in English] This never happened.
‎[in Zulu] Get the hell ‎out of here you, messenger boy! Geez.
‎[in English] No, Ma, this is frustrating.
‎We can't give up, though.
‎There's too much at stake.
‎-Alright? ‎-Yeah.
‎Get your jacket.
‎[suspenseful music playing]
‎Thank you.
‎[suspenseful music ends]
‎-[Fezeka] What do you want? ‎-[Khumbulani] Are you okay, Fez?
‎Well, I actually don't even know how
‎I really feel I'm conflicted, I can't…
‎concentrate at work.
‎[in Zulu] Yeah, Fez listen, ‎that's not important for now.
‎[in English] That's not important… ‎obviously, you would say that Khumbulani.
‎Because all you care about is money!
‎But sis, we don't need that right now.
‎We need to do what needs to be done.
‎I don't know, I don't think ‎I can help mom in her quest.
‎What do you mean?
‎-It's not like I can do anything, anyway. ‎-That's where you're wrong.
‎Mangaliso, you need to speak to him. ‎There's more that he knows.
‎Dude, I'm done manipulating people!
‎Look where mom is now!
‎You think this is just ‎about mom wanting Sandile to takeover?
‎It's about survival, sis.
‎Survival!
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎[pensive music plays]
‎Aluta,
‎thank you so much for coming ‎to support me at my bail hearing.
‎It looks like you're the only one ‎from the office that came to support me.
‎I'm sorry, Uncle.
‎For what it's worth, ‎I totally believe that you're innocent.
‎Thanks for the vote of confidence, but I…
‎I must, I must ‎find the real killers of Zeb.
‎[exhales] It's the only way ‎that I can exonerate myself.
‎I can't afford to let this go to trial.
‎What do you need me to do for you?
‎For now I just need you ‎to go back to the office,
‎keep doing what you're doing and
‎get the company stable.
‎And I'll join you later.
‎So you're gonna come to the office?
‎Oh yeah. There's plenty ‎of work to be done,
‎and I need to catch up.
‎-Gotcha, see you later. ‎-Thank you.
‎[footsteps receding]
‎[Sibonile] Those idiots have the guts ‎to make the decision that they did. Tsk.
‎I spoke to them, those who decided ‎to appoint my daughter in that position.
‎[in Zulu] How can they do that ‎while I'm still alive? That's an insult.
‎They said it's for the company's growth.
‎How can that be achieved ‎when the company's being run by a child,
‎and I'm here to do it myself?
‎No baby, man. My goodness.
‎Your heart will stop. ‎Look at how stressed you are.
‎Have you forgotten ‎that Aluta is our daughter?
‎[in English] We still have an advantage.
‎[in Zulu] No, it makes no difference, ‎I want to do this myself.
‎[in English] Gotcha.
‎[Sandile in Zulu] Wait Ma,
‎[in English] so they are ‎against Aluta being in charge?
‎But they haven't said ‎anything about you or us.
‎Not yet, but they will.
‎In the meantime, we have a pawn in play.
‎[in Xhosa] Play it again.
‎[anticipatory music plays]
‎[anticipatory music playing]
‎[in English] Hey there.
‎Oh no, you think this is real, don't you?
‎[in Xhosa] Oh my child, these are not the ‎dolls you used to play with as a child.
‎[in English] Aunty Matilda,
‎we actually can work together ‎for the good of this company.
‎That's the reason why I'm here.
‎Good of the company?
‎I like that.
‎[Matilda] If that's really ‎what you're interested in,
‎maybe you should tell the board ‎to formalise Sandile's appointment.
‎If you can just kindly excuse me.
‎By all means.
‎[suspenseful music plays]
‎[in Zulu] Don't you dare ‎make a sound. Don't you dare.
‎-Move! Move! Move ! ‎-Okay.
‎[suspenseful music playing]
‎[engine revs]
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎[in English] Thank you.
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎-Good day sir. ‎-Thank you.
‎What on earth are you doing here?
‎[sighs] Relax, Matilda.
‎I only came to get some of my stuff.
‎You have no shame, you know?
‎Using my niece to get your way.
‎You're pathetic.
‎That's why I chose Zebedee over you.
‎You are no man, and you'll never win.
‎Not while I'm still alive.
‎Have a nice day.
‎Matilda.
‎-[dramatic music playing] ‎-[sighs]
‎[ominous music playing]
‎Bitch! [clicks]
‎[sirens wailing]
‎-[suspenseful music playing] ‎-[Aluta whimpering, panting]
‎[fearfully] Hello?
‎Hello?
‎I can hear you.
‎Who are you?
‎[pants] What do you want from me?
‎[Aluta sobbing]
‎Okay.
‎If you want money, ‎my family has plenty of it.
‎I can give it to you.
‎But just know… that they can
‎and they will find you ‎if you don't let me go.
‎[door slams loudly]
‎Hello? [whimpering] ‎What do you want from me?
‎[yells] Come back!
‎[screaming]
‎[Aurora] ‎Aluta?
‎[Aluta sobbing]
‎[Aurora] ‎Aluta!
‎[in Zulu] Wow.
‎[in English] Aluta!
‎[in Zulu] Where is that child?
‎[in English] Aluta!
‎Aluta!
‎[ominous music playing]
‎[keypad beeping]
‎Hello, yeah. Precious?
‎[Precious] ‎Hello?
‎[in Zulu] This is Aurora's mom here.
‎[Precious] ‎Oh! Hi, Mrs. Nkosi.
‎-[Precious in Zulu] ‎How can I help? ‎-Okay, are you guys working late tonight?
‎No. we are not working late today.
‎-Really? ‎-[Precious in English] ‎Why?
‎[in English] So do you know ‎if Aluta is still in the office?
‎[in Zulu] ‎I was the last one at the office ‎and she was not there when I left.
‎Have you tried calling her?
‎[in Zulu] I was not going to ‎call you before trying to get hold of her.
‎-I can't find her. So… ‎-[Precious in English] ‎Oh.
‎-[in English] It's okay. ‎-[in Zulu] ‎Oh I thought I… Sorry ma.
‎[in Zulu] Wow.
‎[suspenseful music plays]
‎[Sibonile in English] Hello, love.
‎[in Zulu] You know…
‎What is it? What's wrong?
‎I've been trying to call this child ‎and she is not answering my calls.
‎Well, maybe she's with Muzi.
‎Yeah, apparently Muzi had a bail hearing.
‎Maybe they are celebrating ‎him getting bail as if he's not guilty.
‎But no, it's unlike her.
‎She normally calls me if she'll be late.
‎What can we say?
‎She's a big boss now, isn't she?
‎We are just her humble servants ‎and she doesn't have to report to us.
‎[in English] I-- No, I doubt.
‎[in Zulu] So you're just going ‎to stand there and do nothing?
‎[in English] No, but ‎there's nothing wrong.
‎[in Zulu] That child is ‎trying to prove a point.
‎[in English] Wow, okay.
‎[in Zulu] Let me…
‎[sniffs][dialling]
‎[female voice in English] ‎Please leave ‎your message after the tone.
‎[in Sotho] Gosh, it's still on voicemail.
‎[in Zulu] Aluta, please call me ‎when you get this message.
‎[Sibonile] You're so worried ‎about nothing, hey.
‎It's no biggie, no need to worry.
‎Come on.
‎[suspenseful music playing]
‎Baby, Aluta hasn't come ‎back yet. The bed has not been slept in.
‎I tried to call ‎and I can't get through now.
‎Huh?
‎[in Zulu] So what should we do now?
‎I'm telling you, ‎there's something wrong, babe.
‎But this is unlike her.
‎Calm down, you'll end up ‎suffering from a heart attack.
‎We had a disagreement ‎with her, she's still angry.
‎Maybe she went to Muzi's or Zebedee's.
‎But as you said, this is unlike her.
‎You know, I suspect there's ‎someone who's kidnapped this child.
‎-And I have a feeling who it might be. ‎-Who is it?
‎[suspenseful music swells]
‎[car engine running]
‎[Muzi in English] Matilda, ‎have you seen Aluta?
‎How should I know where she is? ‎She's your bosom buddy.
‎How'd the bail hearing go?
‎Well. And none of you came to support me.
‎Just Aluta!
‎[Matilda] What difference ‎would it have made?
‎Listen, I know things haven't ‎been rosy between us of late,
‎but for Zebedee's sake
‎and for the sake of the company, ‎we need to keep our differences apart.
‎Don't you dare speak his name!
‎Now, just because you're out on bail,
‎does not mean ‎you're not still under suspicion.
‎If you believe that I killed him
‎then you don't know me at all.
‎[Matilda] What I believe is irrelevant.
‎It's the evidence that matters.
‎[Muzi] My lawyers will prove my innocence.
‎Meanwhile, why haven't the appointment ‎of Sandile as CEO been formalised?
‎I hear you changed your mind?
‎-I have my reasons. ‎-[scoffs]
‎Everyone knows that all ‎you've ever wanted was for your son
‎to be in charge of the company. ‎Why the sudden change of heart?
‎I should be the one asking questions, ‎about the death of my husband.
‎-You are avoiding the question. ‎-[Matilda] So are you!
‎You were so quick ‎to have your little pet as CEO,
‎it actually raised my suspicions.
‎Why are you so bent on belittling her?
‎Oh, look at you! Uncle Muzi to the rescue.
‎She's family!
‎-[resentful] Family? ‎-Yes!
‎What do you know about family?
‎Don't you believe in family?
‎Okay. Alright.
‎Answer me this one question then,
‎who is Sandile's father?
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎[Aurora in Zulu] Hey, you.
‎[in English] Ugh, my day just got worse.
‎[in Zulu[ And it has ‎not started, I'm telling you.
‎Until you bring my child ‎from wherever you've hidden her.
‎-You are threatening me? ‎-[in Xhosa] You witch!
‎You're threatening me...
‎-[in Xhosa] while I'm in mourning? ‎-Mourning for who?
‎You know, you are messing ‎with a wrong woman, I'm telling you.
‎-What's wrong with you? ‎-[in English] Ladies!
‎[in English] Hey! Please.
‎This is no way to start the morning.
‎Muzi, Muzi, I don't care for the morning.
‎I just want her to bring my daughter back.
‎[Muzi] What does that mean?
‎Ask her. She came ‎to my house threatening her,
‎the next thing she's nowhere to be found!
‎[Matilda in Xhosa][giggling] I don't know. ‎What were you expecting?
‎Appointing your daughter ‎to such a dangerous position.
‎Maybe she's out in the streets ‎celebrating with boys and drugs.
‎-[in English] All night. ‎-Nonsense.
‎[in Zulu] You know that she's responsible ‎and you know where she is.
‎[in English] Please, ‎let's not jump into conclusions.
‎[Matilda] I don't know ‎where your child is!
‎[in Zulu] I'm going ‎to call the police on you,
‎and you'll regret ever crossing paths ‎with Aurora, I'm telling you.
‎[in English] I do not ‎have time for this foolishness.
‎-Aurora, please, calm down. ‎-[clicks tongue]
‎Tell me what you know.
‎Everything.
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎Please don't kill me.
‎-[dramatic music continues] ‎-[whimpering]
‎[in Zulu] Eat.
‎Eat.
‎[whimpering]
‎[in English] Who are you? [sobs]
‎Who are you?
‎What do you want from me?
‎-[in Zulu] Eat. ‎-Mm-mm.
‎What do you want?
‎[in English] Listen, just tell me ‎who you are and what you want.
‎I promise, I won't say anything.
‎[in Zulu] Eat up.
‎Mm-mm. [whimpering]
‎[whimpering]
‎[in English] Who are you? [sniffs]
‎-[in Zulu] Eat. ‎-[in English] What do you want from me?
‎[in English] [sobbing] What ‎do you want from me?
‎[crying]
‎[sobbing]
‎Hello? Hello?
‎Hello!
‎[crying]
‎[Muzi] Hurry up please.
‎The minute you have ‎word, let me know, alright?
‎Okay, thank you. Thank you very much.
‎-Any luck? ‎-Nothing yet.
‎That's why I sent for you.
‎You are the only one ‎I can trust right now.
‎-[sighs] ‎-We must find her.
‎You know, all of this ‎has to do with her position right now.
‎I mean, who would want to kidnap Aluta?
‎-She's a great girl. ‎-Of course, she is.
‎-[in English] Ma. ‎-[in Xhosa] Sandile, what have you done?
‎What have you done, my child? ‎Tell me, what have you done?
‎[in Zulu] What have I done?
‎[Matilda] Who did you talk to? ‎What have you done, Sandile?
‎Ma, I'm lost, ‎[in English] what are you talking about?
‎[in English] Your paternity.
‎[in Xhosa] Muzi asked me ‎a silly question. What have you done?
‎Sandile, who did you tell?
‎Who did you talk to?
‎[in Zulu] It just slipped, Ma.
‎[in Xhosa] A fart slips, Sandile. A fart!
‎Not something this important.
‎Who did you tell?
‎[splutters] I… Dimakatso.
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎[in Zulu] Hey, you!
‎Are you sleeping?
‎Listen,
‎your father said you must sign here.
‎If you don't sign, I'll leave you here.
‎[dramatic music intensifies]
‎[Sandile] Ma…
‎Ma, I'm sorry.
‎I didn't mean it.
‎[in Xhosa] Don't do this again, ‎do you understand?
‎-[in English] Yeah. ‎-Anyway,
‎bigger news than us.
‎[in Xhosa] Apparently Aluta is missing.
‎Sandile, not you.
‎[in English] You did threaten her,
‎[in Zulu] so it's justified.
‎[in English] I do wish that maybe I had ‎something to do with it, but I didn't.
‎[in Xhosa] It's not me.
‎Oh hey, Aurora.
‎You want me to get physical and use force.
‎I don't know where your child is, ma'am.
‎[in Zulu] You know what ‎it's like to be a mom, right?
‎You're a woman as well.
‎Aluta is the only child I have. ‎Please, I beg of you.
‎[pensive music playing]
‎[in English] How difficult is it ‎to get security footage?
‎What, what took you so long?
‎-[anticipatory music playing] ‎-[sighs]
‎What are you doing here?
‎If we're gonna find Aluta,
‎we need to put our differences aside.
‎[Mangaliso] Damn it!
‎We need to call the cops immediately.
‎Cops take forever to respond.
‎Call Mboya.
‎He will think that ‎it has to do with your father's murder,
‎and it will make him act quickly.
‎-[suspenseful music plays] ‎-Wait.
‎Wait.
‎[Muzi] I think I have ‎seen this car before.
‎Is Aurora still in the building?
‎Yes, she is. ‎She's with my mom in my dad's office.
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎Didn't I warn you?
‎That you were ‎putting your child in danger? Didn't I?
‎My husband had ‎many enemies because of this position.
‎He was constantly in danger. ‎And you took your child, your only child,
‎and you put her in danger too.
‎Ah-ah, sis. ‎Now you want to blame me for this?
‎[in Zulu] Ma'am, please,
‎[in English] if you have anything--
‎[in Xhosa] Good Lord, ‎help me, please. Help me.
‎[in English] You cannot hear.
‎[Xhosa] You are deaf.
‎I said to you, ‎there-is-nothing-I-know, sis.
‎-[Muzi] Oh, here you are guys. ‎-Go and look elsewhere.
‎-[in English] I've been looking for you. ‎-[Matilda in Xhosa] What is it?
‎-[in English] Aurora, ‎-[Matilda ] What's going on?
‎I need you to see something.
‎[Muzi] Come.
‎This is the car park ‎where Aluta was taken, right?
‎Look at that.
‎Do you recognise that car?
‎[in Zulu] Wow!
‎But-- Muzi, what's going on?
‎-[in English] I don't know. ‎-Why would he take her, man?
‎[splutters] I don't understand.
‎[in Zulu] What's going on, huh?
‎[in English] Unless somebody sent him.
‎-[in English] Who? ‎-[in Xhosa] He's your husband.
‎[in Zulu] Hey, you! Hey, you! ‎Stop talking rubbish.
‎-I'll give you a smack! ‎-What for?
‎[in Xhosa] I know for a fact he was ‎angry that she took that position.
‎[in Sotho] And you ‎were forcing her in there!
‎[in Zulu] Okay. So how do you know ‎what we were talking about?
‎-[in English] Matilda? ‎-Hm?
‎[in Zulu] You put a listening device ‎in my house, didn't you?
‎-[in English] You evil thing! ‎-[Muzi] Hey, hey, hey!
‎-[in Xhosa] Look here-- ‎-[Muzi in English] Whoa, whoa!
‎[Muzi in English] Please, ladies! Please.
‎Finding Aluta is our priority now, right?
‎-[sighs] ‎-[Muzi] Right?
‎[Muzi] Shall we?
‎Please. Thank you.
‎[Matilda] Good luck!
‎Uncle.
‎What?
‎Okay, wait. Hold on. ‎May I have a word with you?
‎What? You're… ‎you're thinking of something?
‎I'm uh… I owe you a big apology.
‎You really are a good man and
‎I hope you can find it ‎deep down in your heart to
‎forgive me for what I'm about to tell you.
‎What?
‎[whispers] Goodness.
‎I'm… I'm the one who called Mboya on you.
‎-Why? ‎-I'm sorry!
‎I overheard you having a phone ‎conversation about taking somebody about
‎taking somebody out.
‎And I realise now that ‎I may have been wrong.
‎You… you were basically arrested ‎because of me, and I'm really sorry.
‎This is not the place ‎nor the time to start worrying about me.
‎Aluta's welfare is more ‎important to us now, right?
‎Yes, sir.
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎[Aurora yells] Aluta!
‎-[Muzi yells] Aluta! ‎-[Aurora] Aluta!
‎[Aurora in Zulu] Gosh, where is she?
‎[Aurora n English] Aluta!
‎-[Muzi] Aluta! ‎-[Aurora] Aluta!
‎[exclaims] Aluta!
‎[phone ringing]
‎Aluta is calling.
‎-[whispering] Answer! Answer! ‎-Answer.
‎Aluta?
‎[in Sotho] Are you alright?
‎[in English, sighs] Okay, okay.
‎-[sighs with relief] ‎-Well?
‎-She says she's fine. Let's go. ‎-[exhales]
‎Let's go and find her.
‎[suspenseful music plays]
‎[Muzi] ‎Hey Matilda,
‎I just want to let you know ‎that we have found Aluta.
‎Matilda, are you there?
‎Yeah, yeah, I'm here!
‎Where'd you find her?
‎[Muzi] ‎She was with her father.
‎Uh… I thought she was kidnapped.
‎Well, so we thought.
‎[Matilda] ‎So what, her ‎father kidnapped her?
‎Oh, he claimed that he was rescuing her.
‎Is it true?
‎Well, only Aluta can confirm that.
‎Well, what did she say?
‎[sighs] There is another matter.
‎Aluta has signed ‎the chairmanship over to her father.
‎No. How'd that happen?
‎Your guess is as good as mine.
‎That conniving couple, ‎they set this whole thing up!
‎-[Muzi] ‎Clearly. ‎-Well, we have to stop this.
‎If Aluta signed ‎the chairmanship over to her father
‎and the board ratifies it,
‎he will be confirmed as chairman today.
‎No. No, that cannot happen.
‎There is only one way we can stop this.
‎[Matilda] ‎Well?
‎Sandile should accept what his father ‎willed by stepping up to the position.
‎[chuckles] Muzi, I'm gonna ‎have to talk to you later.
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎[in Zulu] Where is Aluta?
‎[Aurora in English] As if you care.
‎[Sibonile in Zulu ] What do you mean ‎"As if I care"? I do care.
‎That's why I'm asking where she is.
‎[Aurora ] You know,
‎-you are just something else. ‎-What do you mean I'm something else?
‎You've been preaching to me ‎that I needed to be tough.
‎And not to allow protocol to hinder me ‎from getting what's rightfully mine.
‎I did not mean that you should ‎put out daughter through such pain.
‎[Sibonile] Don't just talk ‎about our child getting hurt--
‎Are you still on about that?
‎Tell her. Were you hurt?
‎Aluta, are you alright?
‎[in English] Ma please, hey? ‎Don't pretend you care.
‎[in Zulu] Dad told me ‎you were part of this.
‎Aluta, please believe me, my child.
‎I know nothing about this.
‎[Aluta in English] Whatever, Ma.
‎Whatever happened, happened. ‎Let's just get over it.
‎No, you're right. ‎Whatever happened, happened.
‎[in Zulu] What now needs to happen is,
‎we need to be a united front ‎and stick together.
‎[Aurora] What do you mean?
‎I mean, let's not allow dark forces ‎to come between us and divide us.
‎They're busy now trying to divide us.
‎They're scheming ‎against us to get us divided.
‎Let's not allow that. ‎Let's unite and conquer.
‎Can't you see that we're in control?
‎[in English] We can change things ‎and make them better.
‎[in Zulu] Can't you--
‎Listen here, what we need ‎to do is to change the policy.
‎To make our lives easier till the end.
‎[in English] I promise.
‎Okay.
‎-[Aurora in English] Baby girl. ‎-Please, Ma,
‎don't "baby girl" me.
‎[in Zulu] I know whatever you've ‎done with dad, you're used to doing it.
‎Manipulating and scamming people.
‎Not giving a care ‎who gets hurt in the process.
‎You know, you're just the same as Matilda.
‎There is no difference, ‎not even a little bit.
‎[in English] But don't worry, ‎I won't rock the boat.
‎[dramatic music playing]
‎So does this mean…
‎Sibonile and Aurora ‎are behind the blackmail?
‎[Matilda] It doesn't seem like it. I mean,
‎if they were behind ‎the whole Aluta kidnapping
‎then they wouldn't need to blackmail me.
‎So why don't we just do as Muzi ‎suggests and let Sandile run the company?
‎And risk being exposed and kicked out ‎of here with nothing? Are you kidding me?
‎No, as much as it irks ‎me to play second fiddle to that…
‎Aurora and her wild ox of a husband,
‎I think this might work in our favour.
‎No, just let them ‎be in control of the company for now.
‎[tense music playing]
‎Ah. [chuckles]
‎What's going on here?
‎Who called this meeting?
‎[Sibonile] I did.
‎You have no shame.
‎Your daughter is at home ‎suffering from trauma,
‎yet here you are, making moves.
‎The last time I checked, ‎you still had a case to answer.
‎A case for killing my brother
‎and a CEO of this company.
‎So,
‎I think I'm speaking for everyone if ‎I say we're doing just fine without you.
‎So you can excuse us.
‎[ominous music plays]
‎Okay. I'm pretty sure you all ‎have heard that my daughter, Aluta,
‎decided to do the right thing
‎and sign this company over to me.
‎[clapping]
‎So, my first official duty will be…
‎as promised, to double ‎the salary for every board member.
‎-Thank you. ‎-[board members clapping]
‎[woman] And what about the Eskom tender?
‎[Sibonile] And what about it?
‎We should be pooling ‎our resources towards preparing for that.
‎Yeah, but we've been ‎doing fine before Eskom.
‎And I believe we'll be fine, ‎with or without Eskom.
‎Now, to other business matters.
‎I believe we should have ‎an event celebrating my appointment.
‎And please invite all stakeholders.
‎-Yes, thank you. ‎-[clapping]
‎[intriguing music playing]
‎What can I do for you, Mboya?
‎I don't remember us calling you.
‎There was a kidnapping reported.
‎My daughter is back now ‎and I think that's all that matters.
‎So, if you don't mind…
‎[Mboya] Oh, Ms Nkosi,
‎I'm glad to see you're alright,
‎but I have a few questions for you.
‎You know what, ‎my daughter is traumatised now.
‎-She cannot-- ‎-Ma, Ma,
‎it's okay. Let me just ‎hear what he has to say.
‎Mr. Mboya, what can I do for you?
‎Is there anything ‎you can tell me about the event?
‎Um, no.
‎All I remember was being blindfolded and
‎kept in a space where I don't even know.
‎And if it wasn't for my father, I…
‎[Mboya] Your father rescued you?
‎How did he manage that?
‎I think you can direct all ‎those questions to my husband.
‎As you can see, my daughter ‎is very traumatised right now.
‎If there is anything else ‎you remember, don't hesitate to call me.
‎Thank you.
‎Is this what sticking together looks like?
‎[dramatic music plays]
‎[ominous music plays]
‎Subtitle translation by: Percy Smith