Zimbabwe News Update

🇿🇼 Published: 03 January 2026
📘 Source: IOL

If you’re reading this on January 3, then tomorrow is the day many of us are dreading; the official “back to reality” Monday after the festive season break. Before setting that 6 am alarm, you still have a full day of unadulterated relaxation left. If you want to slip into couch potato mode, we have a list of limited series you can get started with your bowl of cereal and finish before dinner.

No multi-season commitments, no cliffhangers that won’t be resolved until 2028. Here are five fresh, viral, and binge-worthy limited series that are perfect for your final day of freedom. The vibe:Uncomfortable, gripping, and deeply human.

The story:Based on a true story, a struggling comedian performs a simple act of kindness for a vulnerable woman. This gesture sparks an obsession that threatens to ruin his life. Why it’s binge-worthy:While it’s not a brand-new series, it’s still one worth watching.

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It is only seven episodes long, with most under 30 minutes, meaning you can finish the entire thing in about four hours. It’s raw, honest, and will keep you glued to your seat. The vibe:Intense, gritty and technically mind-blowing.

The story:A 13-year-old boy is arrested for the murder of a classmate. What makes this a viral sensation is the “one-shot” filming style. Each episode is one continuous take, making you feel like you are trapped in the room with the characters.

Why it’s binge-worthy:Since it’s only four episodes, it’s a quick watch. The real-time tension is so thick you’ll forget to check your phone. It’s less of a “whodunnit” and more of a “how did this happen” that will have you debating the ending all evening. The series has received five Golden Globe Awards nominations, including Best Limited Series.

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Originally published by IOL • January 03, 2026

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