DStv Premium Highlights November 2025

News 31 October 2025

It’s no-napping November! Landman Season 2 is here, along with The Unspoken War, a new NCIS series, Springbok rugby, and more.

November is tougher, stronger and faster on DStv Premium! We’ve hit black gold with oil drama Landman Season 2, and we’re striking crime drama gold with NCIS: Tony & Ziva. Soldiers share real-life stories in docu-series The Unspoken War, and we take a shocking tour of the underworld in Mafia: Most Wanted, while only the strongest strategies can win in Survivor Season 48, and The Fortune Hotel Season 1. And you’ll have the best seat in the house for International Rugby: France vs Springboks, the Brazilian Grand Prix.

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Here is our DStv Premium top 10 for November 2025.

Drama goes hard!

Landman Season 2

Thanks to oil billionaire Monty Miller’s (Jon Hamm) death in the Season 1 finale, his fixer Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) is the new President of M-TEX – with a life debt to drug cartel boss Gallino (Andy Garcia). And a father-son "drink your milkshake” clash looms thanks to Tommy’s son Cooper Norris (Jacob Lofland) scooping up mineral rights around the coveted Wolf Camp area where Tommy and Monty’s widow Cami (Demi Moore) are plotting to instal costly horizontal drills.

Stream Landman Season 2 from Tuesday, 18 November at 10PM on M-Net Channel 101. Binge Landman Season 1 on Showmax.

NCIS: Tony & Ziva

Shippers’ dreams come true in this NCIS spinoff that sees Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) and Ziva David (Cote de Pablo) living their best (separate) lives in Paris, where Tony heads a private security firm, Ziva runs a local school, and the two co-parent their daughter, Tali (Isla Gie). But when Interpol funds go missing, Tony and Ziva are framed, and Tali is threatened, “Tiva” join forces again to find out who the thief could be, and who they’re working for.

Stream NCIS: Tony & Ziva Season 1 from Thursday, 6 November at 7PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Documentaries get real

The Unspoken War

The war is over; the silence is not. IdeaCandy’s (Tracking Thabo Bester) documentary series unearths survivors of South Africa’s brutal, covert war, fought across Angola, Namibia, and within its own borders, between 1966 and 1989. Soldiers were ordered not to speak about it. Families were left guessing about what their loved ones had done and endured. This series pieces together the story using intimate interviews with soldiers, historians, journalists and loved ones, along with rare archive footage.

Stream The Unspoken War from Wednesday, 12 November at 9PM on M-Net Channel 101. Or binge on Showmax from Wednesday, 12 November.

Mafia: Most Wanted

This three-part crime documentary series takes us inside a recent power shift in the Mafia, which has seen the powerhouse of organised crime move from Sicily and New York City, to Toronto in Canada, and Calabria in Italy. Look out for exclusive interviews with mob enforcers, never-before-seen archival footage, wiretap recordings, and gritty recreations, as Ndrangheta criminal syndicate insiders who tapped out, and RCMP cops who weaseled their way in, share personal stories.

Stream Mafia: Most Wanted from Tuesday, 11 November at 8:15PM on History Channel 186. Also available on DStv Stream.

Jonathan Ross: Haunted Homecoming

Presenter Jonathan Ross travels back in time in London’s East End, where he chases up the local legends that his schoolmates used to scare each other with. He’s roped in psychic Ian Lawman and historian Kate Cherrell to come ghostbusting, starting with a spooky vanishing in Epping Forest and a visit to the basement of Jonathan’s childhood home, a ghostly rendezvous in room 20 of the Hitchcock Hotel, and a pub where spirits don’t just come out of bottles.

Stream Jonathan Ross: Haunted Homecoming from Saturday, 1 November at 9PM on ID Channel 171.

The Infinite Explorer with Hannah Fry

Professor Hannah Fry, social media’s favourite mathematician and science educator, takes curious minds around the world in six adventures that uncover hidden connections between culture, landscape and science in South Korea, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Vietnam and Spain. Find out how language builds and reflects how the people of Ireland see the world, what traffic etiquette in Ho Chi Minh City reveals, and why Greek engineers deliberately made the Parthenon wonky.

Stream The Infinite Explorer with Hannah Fry Season 1 from Wednesday, 12 November at 8:30PM on National Geographic Channel 184. Also available on DStv Stream.

Reality to test your wits

Coming soon: Survivor

Eighteen castaways arrive on Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands in Fiji with just the clothes on their backs and one personal item. Think of it as an Agatha Christie-style thriller as they connive their way to survival. Everyone has secrets and alliances can’t protect you from a double-crossing hostile takeover, no matter how cunning you are in the challenges. Even viewers will be blindsided by the twists this season.

Stream Survivor Season 48 on Mondays-Fridays from Monday, 3 November at 6PM on M-Net Channel 101.

The Fortune Hotel

Comedian Stephen Mangan hosts this cunning reality competition series. Ten pairs of contestants are at a hotel in the Caribbean, where each pair is given a briefcase. Eight of their briefcases are empty, one holds a £250,000 (R5 787 890) prize, and a final briefcase holds an Early Checkout card. Cue the challenges and Cluedo-style questioning as everyone tries to figure out whose case they want when it comes time to swap before the end of each episode.

Stream The Fortune Hotel Season 1 from Sunday, 9 November at 6PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Stronger, faster sport

International Rugby: France vs Springboks

Les Bleus take on the Springboks at the Stade de France, looking for a comeback after the Boks crushed their World Cup dreams back in 2023. And good luck to them, because the Springbok pack is stacked with talent like Siya Kolisi, Eben Etzebeth, Cheslin Kolbe, and powerhouse newcomer Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu. And the sweet taste of success and October’s Rugby Championship trophy has given them a taste for blood.

Stream International Rugby: France vs Springboks on Saturday, 8 November at 10:10PM on SuperSport Rugby Channel 211.

Brazilian Grand Prix

Sao Paulo’s hometown crowd will be looking for a miracle from rookie Gabriel Bortoleto and Kick Sauber at Interlagos this Sprint and GP weekend from 7 to 9 November. But all eyes will be on the Max Verstappen-Oscar Piastri rivalry, as Max continues to close the gap and chase that fifth consecutive drivers’ championship on a track he has absolutely mastered. Can he pull off the impossible for Red Bull?

Stream the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday, 9 November at 7PM on SuperSport Motorsport Channel 115 (with Las Vegas on Sunday, 23 November, and Qatar on Sunday, 30 November).

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