How you reacted to the Queen Modjadji announcement

In a world dominated by patriarchy, it is welcomed to see women rising and thriving. 😃♀ And their stories celebrated.

The upcoming Sunday night drama on Mzansi Magic, Queen Modjadji, is a perfect example of that.

After the announcement that the show will be on screens soon, with dates to be confirmed, social media exploded. These are just some of the comments that warmed our hearts.

About learning about our history

The first Rain Queen was known as Modjadji, which means "ruler of the day".

We are yet to witness the best African series #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— D I M A (@Lush_Beauty1) February 22, 2024

Plus I love a good history lesson #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— j. (@__joyh) February 22, 2024

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Telling our own stories

I will always root for African stories being told by African people. Especially this one because it is so close to home. #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— samgyeopsal (@Audriinah_) February 22, 2024

I love African Stories #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— D I M A (@Lush_Beauty1) February 22, 2024

Mzansi Magic reveals new drama series, Queen Modjadji

Applauding matriarchal power

Nothing makes me happier than seeing the amount of power that women have had since ages ago 🔥🫰🏼 #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— MaGcwabe 🎀 (@JoyMkhize_) February 22, 2024

A women having such great power ? Oh Queen Modjadji will always be famous 😍 #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— Basetsana 🧚🏼‍♀️ (@basiiie_nd) February 22, 2024

Rise South Africa, rise

This is such a good start for the recognition of Balobedu! 👏🏾 #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— Escobar ulale mfana ❤️ (@__Tshepo) February 22, 2024

Everyone will learn that khelobedu is a beautiful language #QueenModjadjiMzansi
— Tsatsi (@florahmailula) February 22, 2024

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