Black Tax

Thuli supports her parents, cousin's son, and slacker brother, changing her life and her daughter's forever.

Thuli holds a goat-slaughtering ceremony for Sizwe and Martha's move, leaving Sihle in an awkward position.

Zakhele feels out of place at school. Martha and Sizwe struggle to adjust to their new home.

Thuli helps Menzi pitch an idea at a party; Martha fires the maid, sparking Sihle's feminist instincts.

Martha drags family to church; competes in a charity drive. Thuli attends, due to attractive Pastor.

James exploits Thuli's ethnicity for clients; soon regrets it. Zak schemes to get a phone.

Thuli gives Sizwe handyman job; Martha panics over Sihle's birth control pills, misunderstanding their use.

Thuli hides expensive boots after criticizing overspending; Menzi involves her in a styling gel scheme.

Sizwe takes over Zak's school assignment. Martha disastrously tries to matchmake for Thuli.

Thuli hosts 4-night vigil for distant relative, managing confused James, and the Buthelezis.

Sihle's social justice warrior side emerges. Menzi, Zak, and Thuli go camping for survival.

Zak's mom, Julia, Thuli's messy best friend, visits, clashing with Thuli on parenting and risking the family.