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The Chair S2
The Chair is an innovative competitive reality television series designed to address South Africa’s unemployment crisis by connecting employers with prospective employees, aiming to identify the most qualified and deserving candidates for available positions. Each week, three selected candidates compete in a series of interviews and practical job-related challenges, striving to impress potential employers and secure a job in their chosen industry or sector. Additionally, the show serves as a valuable resource for viewers, offering essential tips and strategies to enhance their performance in job interviews and effectively promote their personal brand. The second season of the show is now on SABC 1 every Wednesday at 16:30. Click here to apply as an Employer , Job seeker or Email CV and cover letter to sabc1.mzansifosho@gmail.com
Slick city kids are taken away from technology and out of their comfort zones to survive on the bare basics.
In each episode a single pre-teen has to forego their city trappings like the internet or gaming and go through a back-to-basics challenge (i.e. Milking a cow or surviving in the wilderness) to see what it takes to survive on one’s practical skills.
Watch City Slickers every Thursday at 16:30 to 17:00 on S3.
SA is water scarce. This series aims to mobilise South Africans to be part of the solution.
An investigative approach into real stories of people who live with minimal water supply and why. Taking a deeper look into the water table information will educate people on where our water goes and why SA is under threat.
Once informed, what will you, the voter and the user, do about it?
Yum.me is a weekly cooking competition for teens and tweens (9-16) in which young foodies compete to win the weekly prize and the title of “Yum.Me Champion”.
Yum.Me is a culinary competition series for tweens.
Four kids are divided into two teams. They compete against each other, in a time-based cook-off style. The show is educational and informative, while simultaneously keeping it’s primary competitive element. The food knowledge round, based on both food and cooking, forms part of the show’s edutainment element where additional knowledge on cooking, health and the nutritional value of food is imparted.
Watch Yum.me every Tuesday at 16:30 to 17:00 on S3.
The concept is a situational comedy based on two girls (Esihle & Rhandzu) exploring challenges of school-life, adventure, family dynamic & relations, technology & innovation, social media and entrepreneurship. Esihle and Rhandzu put their non-existent talents to use, making video blogs for their online style guide channel.
Upon reaching 10,000 subscribers for their fashion-forward videos, the friends are invited to attend a prestigious business & innovation school for talented kids where they are not taken seriously. There, they continue their quest to reach the top of the blogosphere, only the problem is, they have zero business acumen. The girls embark on a series of comedic adventures in hopes of becoming successful entrepreneurs.
Watch 100 Days to Succeed every Friday at 16:30 to 17:00 on S3.
Sister V is a brand-new show about dissecting the world of parenting, pregnancy challenges and the culture of childbirth in South Africa.
Sister V and her team of medical professionals provide a unique bespoke service tailored to the needs of her wide range of patients.
Watch Sister V on Call every Thursday at 10:00 to 11:00 on SABC 2.
Enter a world of endless possibilities Inside the Baobab Tree, the enchanting home of Mandisa and Baby Bab, the bush baby.
Whip the Chef is a children’s show that travels the length and breadth of the country in search of great locations, tasty dishes and the wonderful variety of cultures and food tastes in our country. It has been reintroducing the magic of simple food the way in which it was meant to be enjoyed: wholesome, fresh and in celebration of the joy of life that all children should experience.
Living Land is a show that promotes; uplifts and educates the farmer, especially emerging farmers. The show endeavours to bring viewers insights into the latest trends and developments in agriculture.
🎉 30 Years of SABC Education! Join #DailyThetha as we celebrate three decades of informing, educating and empowering South Africans. Don't miss this special milestone conversation. 📺
📺 Catch it live on SABC 1 from 11:00 to 12:00.
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💡 A bright new month begins. Keep learning, keep growing. 💡
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🎤 Celebrating the voices that have shaped gospel music! Join #DailyThetha as we take a closer look at Gospel Queens and their impact on the industry. 👑
📺 Today on SABC 1 or stream on sabc-plus.com | ⏰ 11:00 - 12:00
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Episode 1 looked at what the AGSA does. Episode 2 of the AGSA Education Campaign, broadcast in the week of 3 August, turns to who does the work.
Auditors conducts over a thousand audits across national, provincial and local government and state entities. This episode looks at the institution that employs them and at auditing as a profession: the qualifications it demands, the standards it upholds and the role it plays in the public sector.
Listen to Episode 2 any time on Omny Studio, SABC+ and the SABC Education website: l1nq.com/xvwczhk
Visit www.agsa.co.za to learn more about the AGSA.
Follow the AGSA: Auditor-General South Africa (Facebook) | @AuditorGen_SA (X) | @auditorgeneral_sa (Instagram)
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