By: Natasha Archary

Is it the end of the road for Muvhango after nearly 30-years?
The popular Tshivenda soapie may be over since airing in 1997 after reports that production has halted began circulating.
On X, the SABC 2 soapie also thanked viewers for watching all these years, saying it is the end of the road for Muvhango.
TshisaLive reports that no new contracts or contract extensions for new episodes of the soapie are in place, which may mean that this week’s episode could have been the last to air.
End of the Road for Muvhango, Thank you for watching all these years. #muvhango
— Muvhango (@MuvhangoSA) July 2, 2024
After 25 seasons, Muvhango became a household favourite for many South Africans and was the first soapie to be aired in the Tshivenda language.
Muvhango returned this year with Season 25 which featured Buhle Samuels.
At the start of the month (July) Muvhango shared that it would be taking viewers down a nostalgic journey, airing episodes from when the show first launched 27-years ago.
This is the second SABC 2 soapie to reach the end of the road after 7de laan was canned last year after 23-years.
Over 24 000 people signed a petition to keep 7de Laan on the air in a bid to urge the SABC to reconsider cancelling the Afrikaans soapie.
The petition also urged other channels such as e.tv or even Kyknet to buy into the idea of 7de Laan.
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