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#KingsOfJoburg This is some high end, high class type of series🙆🏾♀️🥴 ncono mna ndiyi leech on someone’s Netflix pic.twitter.com/cFrd2BWfZt
— Jacqueline (@jjsibbs) December 4, 2020
I just finished watching the first episode of #KingsOfJoburg .. The ending of the episode 😭😭💔 pic.twitter.com/gG2bUTbnde
— Lu (@Lxngelo) December 4, 2020
S/O to @Shona_Ferguson #KingsOfJoburg is too dope pic.twitter.com/TqlspHoykf
— unofficial_Maelz (@MaelzLablaq) December 4, 2020
The 6-part series delves into the legacy building, fragmented family structures, treacherous brotherhoods, and the effects of crime and African masculinities on families and society at large. Loyalties will be tested, with long-held secrets threatening to shatter the fragile facade.
In a statement released by Netflix SA, Shona Ferguson explained why he decided to produce the series.
“When I created KINGS OF JOBURG I wanted to root the show in elements of love, family, conflict and power. The premise of the series is centered around the question, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” and this narrative is explored in all 6 episodes. The mystical and thriller side of the story is inspired by the folk tales that I grew up learning about from my late father, Peter Harry Ferguson.”
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