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Prime time South Africa a selection of post-Apartheid television programs

Consists of six segments from South African Broadcasting Corporation television programming. The segments were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society.

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  • "Selection of post-apartheid television programs aired by the South Africa Broadcasting Network"
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  • "Selection of post-Apartheid television programs"
  • "Prime time South Africa"

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  • "Consists of six segments from South African Broadcasting Corporation television programming. The segments were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society. Segments include commercials and excerpts from programs entitled Soul City, Local voter, Rhythm and rights, Generations, and Going up."
  • "Consists of six segments from South African Broadcasting Corporation television programming. The segments were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society."@en
  • "Consists of six segments from South African Broadcasting Corporation television programming. The segments were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society."
  • "Dramas, comedies and commercials were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society. Includes episodes from 5 series: Soul City, dealing with HIV/AIDS; Local voter, a game show presenting voter education; Rhythm and rights, in which a radio station covers unemployment issues; Generations, a drama set in a Black-owned advertizing agency; and Going up, a situation comedy set in a multiracial law firm."
  • "Consists of six segments from South African Broadcasting Corporation television programming. The segments were chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid society. Segments include commercials and excerpts from programs entitled Soul City, Local voter, Rhythm and rights, Generations, and Going up."
  • "The gradual transformation of South African television from a mainstay of apartheid to a tool for building a multi-racial democracy is one of today's most under-reported media stories. Prime Time South Africa gives Americans a chance to see the first tentative steps - some inspiring, some merely silly - in this unprecedented telecommunications experiment. The six examples compiled here, representing both public service and entertainment programming, hardly represent a typical evening of South African television. Rather they've been chosen to demonstrate the variety of ways the media is portraying South Africa's new, post-apartheid dispensation. The examples include Soul city (a medical drama intended for public health education); Local voter (a voter education program in the form of a game show); Rhythm and rights (political discussions); a selection of commercials; Generations (a prime-time drama); and Going up (sitcom set in a multiracial law firm)."

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  • "Documentary films"
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  • "Television commercials"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Television programs"@en
  • "Television programs"

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  • "Prime time South Africa : a selection of post-Apartheid television programs"
  • "Prime time South Africa"
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  • "Prime time South Africa a selection of post-apartheid television programs aired by the South Africa Broadcasting Network"
  • "Prime time South Africa a selection of post-Apartheid television programs aired by the South Africa Broadcasting Corporation"

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