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Mzansi Magic Cans ‘Gqeberha: The Empire’

Mzansi Magic is preparing to close the chapter on its acclaimed telenovela Gqeberha: The Empire after 520 episodes and two seasons.

Produced by Tshedza Pictures, the show is allegedly being cancelled due to low viewership. TshisaLIVE has learnt that the telenovela scored 620,154 viewers, while Umkhokha: The Curse scored 1-million viewers.

Shirley Adonisi, director of local entertainment channels at M-Net, said: “We extend our heartfelt thanks to the producers, cast and crew of Gqeberha: The Empire. Their unwavering dedication and exceptional talent have delivered spellbinding storylines in one of the most fiercely competitive prime time slots.

“As we approach the grand finale, we eagerly anticipate witnessing the culmination of this…continue reading HERE.

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