Seepglad is about the writers, producers and production team who ensure that the beloved soap "Tot tyd en wyl" is on TV every day like clockwork to entertain viewers.
Onthul investigates topics that are in public interest. Each episode presents information that informs & empowers viewers on a different subject/topic that has a far-reaching impact in South Africa and the life of its citizen.
Four friends travel to the Netherlands and Belgium with a camera and a guitar, full of confidence that they will be able to support themselves on the streets. They soon emerge as street musicians, or "buskers" as they are called in English. Among the places where the four "busketeers" visit are Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges and Turnhout in Belgium.
Zatopek (Zet) van Heerden is an ex-cop, a damaged man who describes himself as trash and acts self-destructively. He reluctantly agrees to take on a job for attorney Hope Beneke. Jan Smit, an antiques dealer, has been killed; tortured with a blowtorch then shot in the back of the head. An execution-style murder. The weapon used was an M16, a military gun, favoured by mercenaries. The contents of Smit's safe are missing and that includes his will which is needed to settle his estate. When van Heerden tries to find out more he discovers that Jan Smit had a false ID and sets out to uncover who he was. His investigations lead him into South Africa's murky past and attracts the unwelcome attention of brutal killers. Meyer effectively weaves together the progress of the investigation with van Heerden's account of his life story leading up to the awful events that resulted in his fall from grace and loss of integrity.
On Simmenau Farm, just outside Windhoek, Namibia, lives Ruben Lambrechts, a young man with a massive digital following: 1.2 million followers on Instagram, over 1.4 million on Facebook and almost 500 000 on TikTok. But it’s not Ruben who steals the spotlight – people can’t get enough of the antics of Cindy Crawford the baboon, meerkats Jerry and Minki, and a host of other animals who call Simmenau home.
The new show will consist of 10 contestants competing and each having to complete 3 challenges per episode. Just like Kokkedoor, the focus is on tradition and innovation, but there is no competition in teams. Cash prizes, as well as weekly prizes are up for grabs in the search for the first Koekedoor.
Mike Bolhuis is considered one of South Africa's top specialist investigators. He has been involved in some of the country's biggest murder and fraud cases. The series delves deeply into some of the cases that have come across his desk. Mike wants to show viewers what the reality is in South Africa and bring hidden issues to the fore.
In this lifestyle program, Carmen Niehaus - Huisgenoot's former food editor and author of around 25 cookbooks - will not only cook a dog from a bush, she will also take celebrities with her on a food journey.
Participants will have to prepare everything in the flames, on the coals, inside the ashes or on the grill, to impress the award-winning chef Bertus Basson and braai guru Kobus Botha.
Herders explores themes such as inclusivity in the church, the evolution of the NG (Reformed Dutch) Church, churches in small towns and the lives of famous personalities and newsmakers who lead congregations.
On our adventure from the north to the south of the country, we expose the viewer to an adventure biker's life of motorcycle preparation, discovery trips and camping. As much dirt road as possible is driven, where we will try to share all the breathtaking scenery and destinations with the viewer until we end up in the south of the country.
Andries and Wiaan take 45 students, called joggies, under their wing and show them what a career in nature conservation and tourism is like. This group is quickly whittled down to 25, 15 and a top ten, after which someone is voted out each episode. However, all 45 can still be seen throughout the series - even the ones who dropped out.