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A comedy-drama unfolding on the set and behind the scenes of a struggling South African soap-opera. ‘Soap On A Rope’ is a comedy drama taking viewers behind the scenes on a struggling, mediocre South African soap opera – a whirlpool of drama, divas, hopes, dreams, plots, affairs and secrets…and laughter! When the show’s leading lady

The new ‘celebrity chef ’ on the block, J’Something teams up with some of the celebrities and super women of our country, to take a look at some of the most common situations they are faced with on a day-to-day basis in the kitchen. The balance between their busy lives and the responsibility they have

Mi Kasi Su Kasi is a energized, youth focused magazine show The show is set to attract a primary audience aged 18-25, within LSM 5-8. The township, or the “Kasi” as it has come to be affectionately known by its inhabitants, remains the most important backdrop of South Africa’s history. It has been home to

Create the life you want to live Life with Thami is a talk and lifetstyle show focussing on Living from the Inside-Out. It is hosted by South Africa media darling, Actress and Inspirational Coach, Thami Ngubeni. In over 650 hours of intimate, affirming, funny, sometimes heart-wrenching but always life changing encounters with ordinary and celebrated

A local series of high-impact comedy, drama and documentary all fused into a gripping 24 minutes of television viewing. The series seeks to translate the world of tabloid newspaper into a unique television experience – telling stories without being overly sensational and controversial. The self-contained episodes will feature stories ranging from; romance and unrequited love,

Truth be told is a strand of independent journalism. In this knowledge gaps in some subjects in the transition from the foundation to the intermediate phase, curriculum overload in the intermediate phase, insufficient attention to teaching foundational knowledge in literacy and numeracy, and lack of national assessments in the early phases of the schooling system. The

Every day, in homes across the country, young people fumble for the alarm-clock, stumble into the same clothes they wore yesterday, and go to school. For hours they endure boredom, bullies, and brats. Then, for the lucky ones, it’s home-time. For the less fortunate, it’s a forced march to the sports fields. And then it’s