The series is about an army veteran who killed a man. Having been on trial all the while, the day of the final verdict broke unexpected occurrences. A group of people called the Numooris invaded the courtroom, ready to take laws into their own hands. They are freedom fighters and are determined to allow the people to decide what the verdict would be.  The leader and commander of the group is Azania Maqoma (played by Hlomla Dandala)

Maqoma gives the people the opportunity to vote within a particular time. Their votes will determine how justice would be served. The twist comes when some General takes over the case, following orders from top government officials. It gets more twisted when the result of the live votes turns out to be unexpected.

Justice served reveals the height of racism in present South Africa. The corruption of the government that is supposed to protect the citizens and their interests was also x-rayed. Furthermore, we see the effects of betrayal.

The series highlights the challenges faced by society and explores the different ways people can contribute to making society better. 

Verdict on Justice served

Irrespective of the excitement that comes with watching the series, Justice Served feels too rushed. It left certain questions unanswered and even raised new questions in the process. Some characters were not well represented and a little tweak here and there would make it more explosive.

Overall it deserves a 3.5/5 rating.

You can watch the complete series on Netflix.

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1) Holiday in the Wild

This movie is such a love-filled Christmas film. Any romantic or person hoping to find love again would love this Christmas film. It is about an American woman who goes on a solo honeymoon in Africa after her husband has broken up with her. In this journey, she ends up finding purpose and potential romance. Talk about Christmas in Africa. Fantastic, right? 

2) A Wish For Christmas

This Christmas film is mainly set in an office and is filled with loads of lessons to learn from. In this movie, A woman asks Santa for the courage to stand up for herself after her feisty boss steals her ideas. She has two days before execution to stand up for herself, would she find the courage or not? Find out for yourself on Netflix.

3) Christmas Inheritance

Talk about responsibility right? Imagine having to inherit a very successful company with hundreds of staff when you might lack patience. In this Christmas film,  A woman has to inherit her father’s company. Inheriting a company is not all about the money but running it to keep on being successful. She risks running the company to fail if she doesn’t have certain things on the ground. Now, she must learn to work hard and help others. 

There’s a variety of Christmas films on Netflix. Other recommendations you could quickly check out are The Princess Switch, The Princess Switched again, and The Holiday.

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1) Word World 

Word world is mainly for preschool kids. It helps youtube kids learn words, letters, and spellings. The interface is colorful to grab the kid’s attention. The music background and the digital guide would help keep the kid engaged and entertained while they learn.

2) Ted-Ed

Ted-ED is the Ted-Talk for pre-teens. Just like Ted Talk, it is to motivate ideas and inspire. The results are that kids that watch Ted-ed are more likely to think outside the box as there are riddles, challenges, and other educational content that causes kids to be creative.

3) Netflix Jr

Associated with Netflix, Netflix Jr is an entertaining channel where kids can learn or join to sing play, and learn. The videos are under five minutes and are easy for the kids to always relate to.

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He shared, “My debut acting role! Catch me in the upcoming Netflix second original African series, Blood & Water premiering May 20th”.

Speaking about his move into acting and the series’ soundtrack, Nasty said, “It’s insane! I’ve never really acted before and even though I was being myself by making music, it was a crazy experience. I’m super-proud to be a part of the Blood & Water soundtrack. There’s some dope artists included as well and the series is really made for the youth, which I’m excited about.”

The new Netflix African original series debuts on May 20 on the streaming platform. It follows the adventures of Puleng Khumalo (Ama Qamata) who transfers to the same high school as a girl she suspects is her sister who was abducted at birth. The upcoming series is directed by Nosipho Dumisa.

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To save your day, these are our top 3 movie recommendations you need to see on Netflix. If you haven’t seen this movies, it’s is almost an offence, especially is you are a cinema lover.

1) Money heist: This movie is about a criminal genius called Professor, who has a strategy to pull off the greatest heist in documented history to print billions of euros in the Royal Mint of Spain. To help him carry out the grand plan, he selects eight people with special expertise and who have nothing to lose. Trust me, this is like the best heist movie of this generation, it is a must-see.

2) Miracle in cell no 7 (2020): This is a Turkish remake of the Asian original version in 2013. The remake is in a totally diverse language, and different from the original version, however, the story remains but despite the language barrier, just like money heist, you would love it. Warning: This could be the most emotional movie you’ve seen, you’d have to part with your precious tears. Footballer, Neymar has already confessed to crying uncontrollably like a child after seeing the movie, it is that emotional.

3) Ozark: This series which has won diverse awards is about Ozark is a married couple who are forced to relocate their family to the Ozarks following a money-laundering scheme gone wrong. This crime drama is set around a casino and you would definitely love it.

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MONEY HEIST PART 4

Bella Ciao! La casa de papel is a Spanish series and unarguably the biggest since Game of thrones ended (still can’t believe that ending smh) In part 4, everything is falling apart on their biggest heist yet : stealing gold from the Bank of Spain. The gang is stuck inside and tension keeps on rising. Can’t lie Part 4 was emotional and they got me real good! Just one advice if you don’t already know : The show is better when you watch it in Spanish and subtitle in English *wink*.

TIGER KING

Definitely the most raved about show this quarantine season, If you don’t mind looking at so many tiger skins on your screen, this is one documentary worth your time. A true life story, it follows the life of Joe Exotic, a zoo operator, his business practices, adoration for tigers, and hatred for Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin.

COFFEE AND KAREEM

In Coffee and Kareem, 12 year old Kareem tries to separate his mother and her white boyfriend by hiring a petty criminal. In the process, he exposes a world of criminal activity. Coffee and Kareem make an unlikely duo as they work hand in hand trying to uncover the criminal world. This movie is a comic relief and Kareem’s sharp mouth will have you laughing and laughing.

OZARK

Wiki : Jason Bateman is Marty Byrde, a financial planner who relocates his family from Chicago to Missouri Ozarks. Marty is on the move after a money-laundering scheme goes wrong, forcing him to pay off a substantial debt to a Mexican drug lord in order to keep his family safe. While the Byrdes’ fate hangs in the balance, the dire circumstances force the fractured family to reconnect.

MIRACLE IN CELL NO 7

A Turkish movie with subtitles, Miracle In Cell No 7 tells the story of the bond between a father and daughter both raised by his grandma. The father Memet, is a special needs adult with a brain of a 6 year old. Ova is the daughter and is 6 years old too. When her dad has to go to jail for a crime he did not commit. In prison, he is put in Cell No 7 with other criminals who hate and bear him after hearing his crime. Soon, they begin to realise he might have been set up and try to arrange a meeting between him and his daughter by smuggling her in. This movie touches on emotions, we see an innocent man sentenced to death for a crime he didn’t commit but is unable to defend himself, Ova is one sharp 6 year old and some people commit crimes to go to jail so they can have somewhere to sleep when it’s cold (I laughed so hard at the casualness but it’s worth reflecting)

CASTLE & CASTLE

If you like Suits, you just have to love this Nigerian series Castle & Castle. With just one season and an array of cast, this series tells the story of Remi & Tega Castle, a married couple trying to keep their lawfirm afloat while having conflicting with the other’s approach; Denola Grey is Benjamin Castle, their sun who is back in Lagos for his NYSC and totally hates it here; the Senior Associates : Blossom Chukwujekwu is the ever pragmatic Maliq Mustapha. Eku Edewor is Nnenna Amadi, an everything Human rights lawyer, Deyemi Okanlawon as Kwabena Mills, charming and dedicated lawyer who knows how to separate business from pleasure. I really enjoy this show, from Mike constantly going against Castle and Castle ( He’s a former associate and after the first two Ls, I expected him to back up but I guess not) to Nike trying to seduce Mr Castle (the fear of Mrs Castle is the beginning of wisdom o) to Stella’s flirty/very intense laughs and Captain’s secret and unrequited show of love, the story line is well crafted, you get to experience reality, see what cases people take to lawyers from serious cases about a 14 y/o trying to escape death sentence to Alhaji’s “machine” disappearing (Nedu killed this part).

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Boyega is well known for being cast as a lead protagonist in the 2015 movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens. He played the character named Finn, who was black stormtrooper in the storied franchise.

The Pacific Rim actor disclosed that his production company, UpperRoom Production, will execute the project. Currently, three features are included in the multiyear deal, two from Nigeria and one from Egypt.

“I am thrilled to partner with Netflix to develop a slate of non-English Language feature movies focused on African stories, and my team and I are excited to develop original material,” commented John Boyega.

Netflix said that the production house “will develop film projects based on stories, casts, characters, crew, literary properties, mythology, screenplays and other elements in and around African countries.”

“Africa has a rich history in storytelling and for Netflix, this partnership with John and his production company is a good opportunity to further our investment in the continent while bringing unique African stories to our members both in Africa and around the world.” said David Kosse, VP of international film at Netflix.

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