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Harambe is a South African youth talk show that aims to raise awareness about contemporary issues affecting South African teenagers and young adults.

It is a weekly-studio based talk show featuring a panel of youthful adults, including two main presenters, Vusiwe and Lutho John, and four trendsetters, referred to as the posse: Palesa, Mo Flava, Bianca Williams and Sdu.

The series premieres on SABC1 on Thursday 14 January 2010, at 19h00. New episodes air weekly. There are 26 half-hour episodes in the first season.

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Each week the panel, along with a studio audience of teenagers and young adults, discuss with the experts and celebrity guests the role young South Africans play in a modern South Africa. No topic is off limits.

Harambe has travelled all over South Africa in its quest to ensure all young South Africans "pull it together" to make it a better world for themselves.

From the Western Cape to the Eastern Cape – young people have been given a microphone and encouraged to have their say and share their feelings on the above topics. Together they share their opinions and discuss solutions.

Young viewers will be shown how they can "pull it together" by volunteering in their communities, making lifestyle adjustments to save the Earth, plus many more.

Harambe speaks the language of the youth. Viewers are able to log onto social networks like the Harambe Facebook and website to discuss the aired topics in more detail, or to get the latest music and celebrity facts.

Featured guests include music stars Da L.E.S. from Jozi, T'zozo and many more.

Harambe engages and promotes positive social interaction of the youth of South Africa.

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+3 #54 yvonne makobe 2010-03-12 06:50
hey guys
i like your show and i wana be part of it. so could you please hook me up please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !
love you guys
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+3 #53 CANDICE 2010-03-11 17:37
Hi Guys
Your show rocked and pls hook me up with the guys from footballers 4 life they were really Cool guys Ey that man is so hot Enrique Bhana they are doing an awesome job pls pass my love to them AWE
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+2 #52 Happy 2010-03-11 17:31
I'm so glad u addressed the sex issue. I mst say every guy I meet hs a problem coz I tl them tht I'm nt willing to hv sex b4 marriage. As soon as I say tht, they lose interest. If they loved me the way they claim to, sex wudn't b an obstacle in our relationship....

Jst shows tht most guys r in it for sex nd nothing else.
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0 #51 Phumelele Makuse 2010-03-11 17:28
Todays topic really opened my eyes today. What is really true is that parents don't talk about sex to us the youth and when things go wrong they suddenly take a stand and they say they told you everything! We as the youth should raise the issue about sex with parents through using media, schools and professionals (sex therapists) we saw one in grade 7. that will really help.
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0 #50 nakedi 2010-03-11 17:25
hi ppl i like ur show i love it u ppl rock!!!!! big tym
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+2 #49 Nico Mbhombi 2010-03-11 12:17
Harambe Rocks....we always wanted a show that will concentrate on youth issues...thou it can hv more influence if they can be in-touch with the youth on a ground level....
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0 #48 Mbali 2010-03-10 11:04
Hello young girls and boys*Proudly South African. Big-Ups to the Harambe team,U guys are the best. Its your gal Mbali all the way from Soweto-Diepkloof.
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0 #47 Mbali 2010-03-10 11:01
Helloo! mzansi young girls and boys* This is your girl Mbalenhle all the way from Soweto-Diepkloof. I like Harambe its an informative youth show that allows the youth to express their vioce with issues affeting intsha yase Mzansi.
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+1 #46 nozizwe nuku 2010-03-10 07:55
Thank you very much for the harambe talk show.I love it, it's very informative
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+1 #45 Dudu 2010-03-09 10:54
Definately you rock guys Keep up the good work. Thats what youth of South Africa need to talk about and be informed at all times
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