Harambe

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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0 #41 Melusi 2010-03-05 20:57

SABC 1 no no guyz when it comes to movies its a no no,infact you play very old boring movies and you keep on repeating same boring movies at the end of the day you want us to pay TV licence.i prefer SABC3 instead.

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0 #40 Tshepiso moloto 2010-03-05 17:13

hi guyz i realy like your show because it really teach us the youth about the real life situations that us the teenagers end up engaging our into and trying to help us with,because i for one did not know that ministers realy existed but now i knw thnx to you.

so what i would like is fo you to keep me posted with every discussing that is been held at the studio.

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0 #39 tshepiso 2010-03-05 16:50

hi harambe crew i thing you guys rock big time,and the discussing you had about the ministers was a good one hopefully the young peaple who are into this thing they have laernd that this thing is so not right and they must just call it a queit.

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0 #38 Babalwa 2010-03-05 08:48

i lyk ur show guys even dat topic u hv last night it was fantastic

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0 #37 zuyana matavele 2010-03-04 17:50

keep it up guys.you rock!!!! lov u lots

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0 #36 zuyana matavele 2010-03-04 17:46

i realy think that the show is very great as it deals with our every day life tha we teenagers go through,and helps us in some way to avoid bad habits like teenage pregnancy and suger daddys or mommys

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+1 #35 kgatso 2010-03-03 10:39

hey harambe guys,thanks very much for your talk show it is really the best and it wakes us up the youtgh of todday,if possible please give me the chance i wanna participate in the issue of why girls seeks the boyfriends who has cars cos ive been there myself

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+2 #34 martha sekgobela 2010-02-27 11:43

thanks for a fantastic show as always and hope that our youth have learned something that they did not know.

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+2 #33 Zacharia 2010-02-26 14:04

Hi

I will like to get a copy of the show that you guys were presented on the 25th of Feb 2010 about teenage pregnancy

What channells must i follow..
Thanks

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0 #32 Zacharia 2010-02-26 14:01

Hi Guys
I will like to get a copy of the show that you guys were presenting about teenage pregnancy

What are the channels I must follow..

Thanks
M.Z Radebe

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