The highly anticipated Season 3 of Kings of Jo’burg made its grand debut this week with a star-studded premiere event in Sandton, Johannesburg, drawing celebrities, media personalities, and entertainment.
heavyweights to celebrate the return of one of South Africa’s most popular Netflix originals.
The glamorous red carpet event was not just a celebration of the series but also a powerful statement on African storytelling, cultural pride, and global streaming success.
Cast members, including show creator Shona Ferguson's widow Connie Ferguson, alongside other fan-favorite actors, were present to honour both the late visionary behind the show and the new chapter of the gripping crime-drama series.
Kings of Jo’burg has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique fusion of crime, family drama, and African folklore. Set in Johannesburg’s gritty underworld, the show follows the Masire brothers as they navigate power struggles, dark secrets, and supernatural elements—all set against the vibrant backdrop of South Africa’s biggest city.
Season 3 promises even more intrigue, action, and emotional twists, with fresh plotlines that dive deeper into the family’s internal conflicts and external threats. Early reactions from attendees at the premiere describe the new season as “darker, bolder, and more unpredictable”, with elevated production quality and performances.
Speaking at the event, Connie Ferguson emphasized the importance of telling African stories on global platforms: “This series is not just entertainment — it’s about showcasing our complexities, our strength, and the richness of our culture to the world.”
With its continued success, Kings of Jo’burg stands as a testament to South Africa's growing influence in global television and Netflix’s investment in African narratives.
Fans can now stream Season 3 exclusively on Netflix.