Isitha: The Enemy: Teasers August 2024
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Isitha: The Enemy is a South African telenovela created as a spinoff from The Black Door, which continues the tale of the Sokhulu family’s struggles to keep their family together in the face of adversity as new challenges and new rivals come onto the scene. The story picks up at a royal homestead in eSwatini where we find out what happened to Chuma Sokhulu, who was presumed dead in The Black Door chapter of the Sokhulu story.
The Soapie Teasers were initially provided by TVSA. This article was first published by them.
This is what will be happening or What’s coming up on Isitha: The Enemy Teasers August 2024:
Monday 19 August 2024
Episode 81 (326)
Entanglements
The sun has set on Nolitha, as she looks at the menacing faces of her friends. Chuma on the other hand is up to no good, but so are Matshidiso and Bulelani.
Tuesday 20 August 2024
Episode 82 (327)
Death and Freedom
Paranoid Malandela and Patience pay Nolitha an unexpected visit to the mansion. Nomsa finds herself in a very compromising position.
Wednesday 21 August 2024
Episode 83 (328)
A Life for a Life
Tension runs thick in the air as Chuma and Mbuso drive down the road in silence. Jobe’s prayer request leaves Nomsa utterly shocked.
Thursday 22 August 2024
Episode 84 (329)
Fooled
Martha finds that there is a foul smell coming from the kitchen. Nomsa stands tall at the pulpit, her voice echoing through the sanctuary as she preaches.
Friday 23 August 2024
Episode 85 (330)
Pray For Me
Nomsa sits at the kitchen table, her hands trembling, a sign of her enduring emotional turmoil, with the tea in front of her going cold, untouched.