Men Don't Cry

Every person can change, rehabilitation isn't only for substances, it's also for personality disorders, a person can change and become a voice for others.

Through their short-lived fairytale, Mbulelo and Dineo brought into the world a baby girl who now finds herself caught in the middle of a battle that has led to Mbulelo having no contact with his daughter.

The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns stripped many South Africans of their dignity. Among the group that experience the rudest awakening were middle-class white South Africans.

The constant fighting between Ayanda's parents affected him badly, even got him bullied throughout his childhood, and this affected his self-esteem, self-confidence and left him in isolation.

Lindokuhle Coba is a 23-year-old man who has written to the show, asking the Men Don't Cry team to assist him in rebuilding the relationship between him, his mom, and sister.

Craig Louw is a recovering drug addict who has fathered two boys and now has restricted access to his children. He desperately needs help to be the father he never had.

Most people don't know that alcohol is a drug. This is a story about a family friend seeking to intervene in Malefetsane's life to make sure he doesn't become what his father feared he would become.

Since the passing of his wife, Benjamin's in-laws are withholding his children and his late wife's essential documents. He needs the show to assist him in getting his kids and documents back.

As a father of eight, Nkonyana feels he's also unable to bond well with his kids. This scar that he endured as a child has left him emotionally paralyzed and unable to explore that side of himself, even with his significant other.

Vuyani falls deep into depression because of a housing dispute that has left him unemployed, homeless, and unable to provide for his family

Ayanda is suffering from depression and is addicted to weed. He also turned his back on his family for a girl, a girl he soon suspected of cheating with other men. Now, his family has turned their back on him.

Tshepiso grew up as an only child, but when his cousin Nhlanhla moved in with Tshepiso's family he felt his space has been invaded and that caused a strain in their relationship

Tom and Sylvia have been in a relationship for 6 years. Tom's addiction to alcohol has made him abusive toward Sylvia.

Jabulani and his wife have 2 kids and have been together for over 25 years. We visit the family to restore order in this broken home.

Tiisetso lost his job as a result of the Covid19 pandemic. Before that, he was a man in love with his girl and had a good relationship with his cousin, who later stole his girl.

Thami, an ex-offender lost his mom in 2002, an event that would send his life into a downward spiral of alcohol, drugs, and crime.

Mpho lived a comfortable life before the Covid19 pandemic left him unemployed. His family helped him with starting a small business which at first was a success before some bad company came his way.

Nombuso is an unemployed single parent to a 17-year-old boy known as Mduzuzi. Like many other teenagers, Mduduzi finds himself addicted to drugs, and that has cost him everything.

Siyabonga never had a good relationship with his parents because he felt like they abandoned him. Siyabonga was raised by his grandparents after his parents separated.

Mlungisi won't allow his brother Sihle to get him into drugs, and he is concerned that Sihle will get into trouble due to his heavy usage. As predicted, Sihle's life is jeopardized as a result of drugs and theft.

After their mother's passing, Pule and her siblings were raised by different family members. Nonhlanhla stayed with her aunt, Ntombi went to stay with her stepdad, and Pule went to stay with their grandmother.

Lebohang Banda grew up with his mother and siblings in a strict household. Although he's the youngest sibling, Mbali doesn't share the same father as the others causing emotions to sometimes run high.

Daniel Mabati bought clothes to up-sell for a profit, but his cousin stole the stock. Daniel believes that the stolen items helped his cousin. become the successful business owner he is today.

Tsepho's mother made sure he had everything he wanted, but still, he felt lonely not having a father figure in his life. This affected his relationship with his mother and his mental health.