Xolani Khumalo Returns with New ShowXolani Khumalo Returns with New Show (Image Credit: News24)

Xolani Khumalo Returns with New Show ‘Operation Slyza Tsotsi’ Focused on Drug Trade

Former Sizok’thola presenter Xolani  Khumalo is making a comeback with a new television show titled Operation Slyza Tsotsi.

Khumalo’s return follows his departure from Moja Love’s Sizok’thola, which ended after his involvement in a high-profile murder case linked to drug trafficking.

The new show will premiere on 7 September at 8:30 PM on channel 120 on StarSat. Operation Slyza Tsotsi will focus on tackling the drug trade in South Africa.

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New Show Addresses Drug Abuse and Rehabilitation

Xolani Khumalo’s return to the small screen comes with a renewed focus on addressing drug abuse.

Speaking to the Daily Sun, Xolani Khumalo’s spokeswoman, Bokani Moyo, revealed that  Operation Slyza Tsotsi is designed to “raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, offer support to addicts, and disrupt the drug trade.”

Moyo explained that each episode will feature interviews with drug addicts, shedding light on the severe consequences of addiction.

The show will begin every episode by interviewing a drug addict to illustrate the lasting negative repercussions of drug abuse,” Moyo said.

Xolani Khumalo Returns with New Show ‘Operation Slyza Tsotsi’
Xolani Khumalo Returns with New Show ‘Operation Slyza Tsotsi’ (Image Credit: News24)

The program will also include conversations with family members affected by the addicts’ actions, highlighting the broader impact.

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Rehabilitation and Community Involvement

As part of the show’s mission, Khumalo will assist willing participants in entering rehabilitation.

After apologies, X books the willing person into Tranquility Home Rehabilitation Clinic in Midrand,” Moyo noted.

Once rehabilitated, these individuals will receive free training provided by StarSat, with opportunities to become dealers or satellite dish installers.

Moyo added that those who successfully complete the training will be considered for roles as sales staff, providing a new path for their future.

“Upon completion, StarSat will provide free training to recovering addicts, empowering them to become dealers and satellite dish installers,” she explained.

Collaboration with Law Enforcement

Khumalo will also collaborate with community policing forums and police officers to tackle major drug dealers.

Moyo stated,

X will be working alongside community policing forums and police officers, going after top dogs and apprehending associations one after the other.”

The show will ensure that arrested dealers are handed over to the police for prosecution.

Moyo emphasized the show’s potential impact, stating;

Operation Slyza Tsotsi will open the eyes of those unaware of how severe the drug problem is for South Africans.”

She believes that the program will resonate with viewers affected by drug abuse in their communities and provide an entertaining look at the challenges involved.

By audrey