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Here’s what to expect on BET’s Black Tax

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With only a few hours to go, here’s what to expect on BET’s new comedy series, Black Tax. The show follows Jo-Anne Reyneke‘s character, Thuli, a 35-year-old estate agent moving up in life and forced to carry her whole family with her.

The show also stars Clementine Mosimane, Mandla Jwara, Jason Goliath and Mamodibe Ramodibe.

Black Tax will debut on BET on 21 January 2020 at 9:30 pm on BET (DStv channel 130).

Here’s what to expect on BET’s Black Tax. We can’t wait to watch it!

 

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Set those reminders.? #BlackTaxOnBET coming on 21 January 2020!

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SEE ALSO: Jo-Anne Reyneke to star in BET’s new comedy series

 

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The launch of our new local comedy series, Black Tax! Tune in Tuesday’s @21:30 repeats Saturday 19:30 on Ch 129. #BlackTaxOnBET

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SEE ALSO: Boity bags a reality TV show! 

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