Do you think you have what it takes to become the next Live Show presenter?

SABC1 & Live presents Phase 1 of the Live Talent Search process by calling on all aspiring South African's to enter the national auditions process online via the Channel’s website, at www.sabc1.co.za. The online registration site will be activated on Friday 03 February, closing on Friday 10th. Applicants will be required to fill in an online application form and a motivation paragraph of “Why they want to be a Live presenter.” Applicants must be between the ages of 19 – 24 and proficient in both English and Nguni. Terms and Conditions apply.

“We are excited at SABC1 to once again present this not-to-be-missed opportunity to the youth of Mzansi to showcase their skill & talent on national television. We encourage them to register in their numbers and to make full use of this process of auditions for a chance to become a presenter on one of channel’s key music properties,” says Vukile Madlala – Channel’s Publicity Manager. “The Channel held similar national talent searches previously through which icons were created who are now celebrated personalities nationally.”

	Step 1: Fill in the Online Audition Registration Form (Name/ ID No/ Contact Details/ Province, etc.)
	Step 2: Complete all the Audition tasks. (A paragraph on 'Why you want to be the next Live presenter)
	Step 3: Upload a picture of yourself and/or a 2 minute video.
	Step 4: Selection of 200 finalists from the national registration process.
	Step 5: Shortlisted candidates will be notified via sms of the regional audition details
	Step 6: Shortlisted candidates will be invited to do regional screen tests (4 people per provinces)
	Step 7: The Top 4 will be invited to participate in the final round in the Live studio in Johannesburg.
	Step 8: The viewers will have a final say in voting in their favourite guest presenter to join the LIVE team.

Daddy 24/7-Coming Soon

Daddy 247 aims to entertain and educate South Africans about fatherhood. The show answers the question, what makes a good father?

Research done in 2009 by the South African Institute of Race Relations indicates that 9 million children are growing up without their fathers. The research indicates that a “typical” child is raised by a mother in a single-parent household. Most of these children have absent but living fathers. The research data indicates that the proportion of fathers who are absent and living increased between 1996 and 2009 from 42% to 48%.

Daddy 247 will break new grounds and defy stereotypes about a father’s role in the upbringing of their children. We encourage fathers to take up the role of being primary care-givers and be more hands-on. The show will offer a new image of a South African dad and give men a television voice by bringing them to the centre and fore front of parenthood. Daddy 247 recognizes fathers that are present and are participating in the upbringing of their children.

We celebrate South African dads! - Stay tuned for the TX dates.

 

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Mon	Zone 14	B&B	Generations	News	Ivory Coast vs Angola	Ivory Coast vs Angola
Tues	Montana	B&B	Generations	News	Gabon vs Tunisia	Gabon vs Tunisia
Wed	Zone 14	B&B	Generations	News	Ghana vs Guinea	Ghana vs Guinea
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Sun	Quarter Finals (3)				News	Build-Up	Quarter Finals (4)
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