SABC3's The Estate: cast, new episodes, plot summary, teasers

SABC3's The Estate: cast, new episodes, plot summary, teasers

Watching a show to refresh oneself after a hectic day is not uncommon to most people. Besides the entertaining scenes in The Estate soapie series, its educative and informative scenes are partly why the show is gradually gaining more viewers by the day. Since the SABC 3 show premiered on Monday, the 5th of April, 2021, it has always left viewers with a reason to anticipate upcoming episodes.

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The Estate
The Estate television series has grappled with the attention of viewers in South Africa and beyond. Photo: @Ayanda Anele SukOluhle Zulu
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The Estate television series is a locally produced drama that has grappled with the attention of viewers in South Africa and beyond. The soap opera centres on prevalent South Africans' issues, such as land, corruption, power, class, patronage, equality, and money. Get to know more about the cast and other vital information regarding the highly engaging show.

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Plot summary

The Estate's storyline revolves around a suburban community known as Echelon Estate. It has a clubhouse and a gym, and more so, it is surrounded by an 8-metre-high brick wall and tight security. However, various families from all walks of life live there.

Unfortunately, there is a land claim against the estate from the Thembalethu dwellers, the neighbouring township community, which makes the residents feel less and less secure. As a result, issues of identity and heritage became usual every day.

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According to the Channel Head of SABC 3 Bouquet, Pat van Heerden, the show symbolises modernity and status and addresses contemporary South Africa issues. In his words:

The show tells moving tales of family, loyalty, love, sacrifice, betrayal and human foibles while addressing some of the issues in our country as we scramble our way to the future.

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But then, when did The Estate on SABC 3 start? The Estate is a new local drama that began in April 2021. This television series airs a new episode every weekday for the entertainment of its viewers.

The Estate SABC 3 cast

Part of what makes this drama series a fascinating one is the carefully selected cast members. Note that different families live in the estate, including the Phakathwayos, Mokobanes, Van Wyks, and Le Rouxs. Below is what to note about the actors in the show.

Sdumo Mtshali as Muzi Phakathwayo

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Phakathwayo is a highly respectable managing director of Isikhathi Sethu Investment Holdings. Besides, he is a natural leader who knows how to harness and manage people's talent. Not deterred by circumstances, Muzi has always set his sight on success.

Jo-Anne Reyneke as Lwandle Phakathwayo

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Jo-Anne Reyneke posing for the camera in the office. Photo: @Jo-Anne Reyneke
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Lwandle is married to Vuyo, and her inherent beauty is worthy of appreciation. She is not just a loyal wife but also smart, creative, and sassy.

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Sparky Xulu as Siya Phakathwayo

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Sparky Xulu posing for the camera. Photo: @Zenzelisphesihle Sparky Xulu
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Unlike others, Siya, Vuyo's younger brother, has always lacked lustre due to his conniving and dangerous schemes. Even though he has served some jail terms for his past actions, Siya's notorious stance continues despite being made to take a security job in the estate by his brother.

Linda Sebezo as Goniwe Phakathwayo

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Linda Sebezo posing for the camera while holding a wall. Photo: @Linda Sebezo
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Goniwe is the vibrant aunt of Vuyo, and she is highly respected and loved by many. She is firmly grounded in her support for people, especially the ones she cares for. Nevertheless, Goniwe's courage was instrumental in suppressing the ANC/IFP 90s unrest.

Zenokuhle Maseko as Sindi Phakathwayo

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Zenokuhle Maseko posing for the camera. Photo: @ViralFeedZA
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Sindi is the daughter of Vuyo and Lwandle. Just like her mother, she is a devoted and independent young woman. She has received enough care and attention from her parents, making her indulgent and sassy. However, a lot of pressure is on her to exemplify the son Vuyo never had.

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Aubrey Poo as Castro Kamanga

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Aubrey Poo speaking to people. Photo: @TriciaVanKlein
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Castro is the MMC of transport and a taxi boss who is an ally to the Phakathwayo household. However, he is a snake in the green grass as he is dangerous and wicked. Despite Castro's pious look and false loyalty to the Phakathwayo, he secretly seeks to destroy the family and everything they represent.

Nadia Valvekens as Suzaan le Roux

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Nadia Valvekens posing for the camera. Photo: @GivenGain
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Suzaan is married to Ryan, and they had a 15-year-old daughter, Leah, whom she loved so much. In The Estate, Suzaan is recognised as the Karen of the estate as she carries out secretary duty and scares her fellow community members.

Suzaan oddly plays her motherly role as she is controlling. Still, it all came to an end after Ryan ended their marriage. She is heartbroken, embarrassed, and now a single mother; she tries to pretend all is fine, but the cracks show.

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Vinette Ebrahim as Fareeha

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Vinette Ebrahim debuts on The Estate 2 as Jo's complicated mother and joins The Estate SABC3 cast. Photo: @filmedinsouthafrica
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Vinette Ebrahim debuts on The Estate 2 as Jo's complicated mother and joins The Estate SABC3 cast. Fareeha and her first-born daughter have a complicated relationship as she desires that Jo would be more like her younger sister, Latifah.

After Jo reaches out to Latifah and wants to reconnect, she's taken aback. However, this reunion is the beginning of the unveiling of family secrets.

Carla Fonseca as Jo's sister Latifah

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Latifah joins the SABC 3 show as Jo's younger sister. Photo: @ICEKREAM_MAG
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Latifah joins the SABC 3 show as Jo's younger sister. Their story goes back to when Jo, at just 18 years old, left home and lost touch since then. Latifah wanted to accompany Jo, but being at school posed a hindrance. She could also not leave their mother.

Latifah had to be the good daughter and was there for their mother after suffering a heart attack. After Latifah gets engaged to Martin, Jo reaches out. However, this reunion is the beginning of unearthing long-buried family secrets.

Other characters in the drama series and the roles they play include the following:

  • Charlie Bouguenon features as Ryan le Roux
  • Penny Wolhuter plays Leah le Roux
  • Dineo Langa plays Mmakoena Molefe
  • Matli Mohapeloa features as Lesiba Molefe
  • Clementine Mosimane stars as Mmatshepo Mokobane
  • Jacques Blignaut plays Martin van Wyk
  • Carla Classen features as Tessa van Wyk
  • Mpho Sibeko features as Dumisani Mokobane
  • Don Mlangeni Nawa plays Shadrack Mokobane

The Estate teasers

In catching up with the latest show before the official broadcast, The Estate teasers give a rundown of what to expect daily from each episode. Now, with more than 100 episodes, the SABC 3 shows air at 19h00 from Mondays to Fridays on SABC3.

The various faction of the family constantly engaging in their battle of life makes The Estate TV show a highly anticipated drama for South Africans. Whether the neighbourhood community eventually win their battle against the estate owners is a fight to look out for in this drama.

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