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'S29/E55'. Animation, storytelling trees, songs, dancing, fun characters and a magical bus enrich and entertain kids.

'S29/E56'. Animation, storytelling trees, songs, dancing, fun characters and a magical bus enrich and entertain kids.

'S29/E16'. Bathathe and Makhekhe share a wide range of stories with their friends. A well-known South African celebrity reads them a story.

'S33/E166'. Pele suspects a friend knows something about the murder. Sphe is shocked by the state of her new patient.

'S26/E105'. The conflict between the modern lifestyle of South Africans and the ancient and sacred traditions of tribal Africans is portrayed.

'S10/E223'. A terrible secret links rival families with opposing values: children who were swapped at birth.

'S13/E136'. Lehasa confronts Pretty and Phomolo about their actions. An honest conversation leads to unexpected distance between the partners.

'S2/E1'. Muzi is a self-made township-rich entrepreneur who has his fingers in many pies. He owns taxis, a chisa nyama and the biggest house on his street - which he is constantly extending to rent out more rooms.

Join an audience-driven, live education talk show that seeks to inspire the youth of Mzansi by engaging them in various issues that affect their lives.

We bring you the best of African movies.

'E35'. The series seeks to translate the world of tabloid newspaper into a unique television experience - telling stories without being overly sensational and controversial.

'E7'. Lunch Time news reports on daily happenings locally and worldwide, covering economics, sports & weather.

'E59'. Spreading the good vibes this lunch time.

'S18/E22'. South African families reunite with lost or estranged family members.

Two teams compete against each other to make the best entree, main and dessert in a 20 minute time limit. Each team consists of one professional chef and an audience member.

'S3'. Follow the emotional journeys of young people who try to understand and engage with their culture.

'E32'. The programme focuses on educating consumers about credit bureau listing, their rights, access to recourse and responsibilities.

'S17/E32'. African Traditional Devotion. Izwi la Bantu reflects messages of inspiration of faith and peace. The important universal message of truth, no-violence and our relationship with the Divine Essence is reflected.

'S12/E202'. Daily news reports on local and international events in Siswati or Ndebele.

'S4'. A platform for abused women to freely share their plight. Each female who relates her story has to feel free, feel embraced and comfortable.

'S1/E2'. A heartbroken Amo gathers her group of friends to go on a road trip to crash her ex-fiancé's wedding.

'E282'. Daily news reports on local and international events in Xhosa and Zulu.

'S13/E137'. Lehasa's requests to participate in a prison program puts him at risk. Pretty is left speechless. Kwaito has some advice for Tbose on how to save his marriage.

'S33/E167'. Kabisi seems oblivious to the tension in the house. Unsuspecting, Alice plays right into Lucy's hands. Will Nozipho spill the beans about Nkaba?

'S10/E224'. A terrible secret links rival families with opposing values: children who were swapped at birth.

'E38'. Uncover the stories of ordinary South African youth. Stories are produced for Africans, by Africans, in African languages.

'E38'. Exploring the lifestyles of South African role models - how they achieve their goals and deal with challenges. The spotlight is placed on different communities and their cultures.

A thrilling, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity hits SA shores as contestants choose a box which could contain a cash amount ranging from R1 to R250 000. The banker will try to bargain contestants down.

Spreading the good vibes this lunch time.

Join us for a South African music show.

Join us for a South African music show.

Join us for a South African music show.

Join us for a South African music show.

'E25'. Devotional faith messages, drawn from across the various devotions from Aum, Izwi la Bantu, Listen For A Moment, Journeys Of Inspiration and Reflections Of Faith.

'E128'. Mzansi's favourite study buddy offers quality education on core subjects and fun games.

'S1/E3'. Mam' Sakhile tells her own story of Mam' M' Restaurant and teaches that 'it's better to be friends than to fight'.

'E22'. Follow Jabu, an intrepid nine-year-old, and his Magic Talking Drum as they explore the jungle, helping animals in need.

'S29/E57'. Animation, storytelling trees, songs, dancing, fun characters and a magical bus enrich and entertain kids.

'S29/E58'. Animation, storytelling trees, songs, dancing, fun characters and a magical bus enrich and entertain kids.

'S29/E17'. Bathathe and Makhekhe share a wide range of stories with their friends. A well-known South African celebrity reads them a story.

'S33/E167'. Kabisi seems oblivious to the tension in the house. Unsuspecting, Alice plays right into Lucy's hands. Will Nozipho spill the beans about Nkaba?

'S26/E106'. The conflict between the modern lifestyle of South Africans and the ancient and sacred traditions of tribal Africans is portrayed.

'S10/E224'. A terrible secret links rival families with opposing values: children who were swapped at birth.

'S13/E137'. Lehasa's requests to participate in a prison program puts him at risk. Pretty is left speechless. Kwaito has some advice for Tbose on how to save his marriage.

'S2/E2'. Muzi is a self-made township-rich entrepreneur who has his fingers in many pies. He owns taxis, a chisa nyama and the biggest house on his street - which he is constantly extending to rent out more rooms.

'S1/E192'. Join an audience-driven, live education talk show that seeks to inspire the youth of Mzansi by engaging them in various issues that affect their lives.

'S2/E36 - 2/36'. The series seeks to translate the world of tabloid newspaper into a unique television experience - telling stories without being overly sensational and controversial.

We bring you the best of African movies.

'E188'. Lunch Time news reports on daily happenings locally and worldwide, covering economics, sports & weather.

'S1/E63'. Spreading the good vibes this lunch time.

'E38'. Uncover the stories of ordinary South African youth. Stories are produced for Africans, by Africans, in African languages.

'E38'. Exploring the lifestyles of South African role models - how they achieve their goals and deal with challenges. The spotlight is placed on different communities and their cultures.

Two teams compete against each other to make the best entree, main and dessert in a 20 minute time limit. Each team consists of one professional chef and an audience member.

'S3'. Follow the emotional journeys of young people who try to understand and engage with their culture.

'S1/E22'. Unemployed young South Africans compete in an interview and a task challenge to 'secure' a job in the industry or sector they trained, studied for, or wish to join.

'E25'. Devotional faith messages, drawn from across the various devotions from Aum, Izwi la Bantu, Listen For A Moment, Journeys Of Inspiration and Reflections Of Faith.

'E203'. Daily news reports on local and international events in Siswati or Ndebele.

'S3/E1'. Mzansi Instaprenuers is an exciting docu-reality show that brings South Africa's most followed social media influencers and personalities to the television screen.

'S1/E3'. A heartbroken Amo gathers her group of friends to go on a road trip to crash her ex-fiancé's wedding.

'E283'. Daily news reports on local and international events in Xhosa and Zulu.

'S13/E138'. Lehasa encounters a chef in prison, unaware of their shared history from a previous incident. What Mapitsi isn't getting at home, she gets somewhere else.

'S33/E168'. A stealthy figure sneaks into Geoffrey's ward at night. Jack is too good a liar to be caught out. Khumo warns his better half not to risk her career.

'S10/E225'. A terrible secret links rival families with opposing values: children who were swapped at birth.

'E39'. We bring you the freshest, most alternative view of the world of sport. It's a platform that is tailor-made to inspire robust debates and in-depth discussions about issues in sport.

'S18'. South African families reunite with lost or estranged family members.

The programme focuses on educating consumers about credit bureau listing, their rights, access to recourse and responsibilities.