Generations: The Legacy could be canceled as contract delays leave future in doubt
Generations: The Legacy, the long-running South African soap opera on SABC1, is facing uncertainty over its future following delays in contract renewals with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
Currently on a production break, the show was set to resume filming on April 7, 2025. However, cast and crew have been instructed to remain at home until further notice, as the production company waits for a new contract from the SABC.
During this interim period, the actors and staff are left unpaid, raising concerns about the financial implications and the potential for the show to be canceled.
While reports suggest that the production company has reassured employees that Generations will be renewed for another season, there has been no official confirmation regarding either renewal or cancellation as of April 5, 2025.
The current situation recalls a similar incident from 2013/14, when contract disputes led to significant cast changes, sparking speculation that history could be repeating itself.
Public sentiment on social media has been divided, with some locals expressing the belief that the show has reached its “expiration date,” while others voice frustration over the ongoing uncertainty.
