SABC1 Mzansi Fo Sho introduces to its viewers a compelling local drama series called Jozi H starting from Thursday 15 July 2010 at 20:30.
 
Ancient custom and modern cutting edge medicine square up for a head-on collision in this enthralling 13-episode drama, set in a hospital’s world renowned trauma unit in Johannesburg.  Jozi H is a powerful new dramatic series that examines the personal struggles faced by an eclectic, international band of doctors, nurses and surgeons dedicated to saving lives at one of the world’s highest profile emergency medicine facilities: Johannesburg Metropolitan Hospital.

This intense crucible of class struggles and cultural clashes set it apart from any medical series ever produced. Jozi H is filled with emotionally realistic stories of suffering and hope – our common bond – and touches us all. The result is enthralling, compelling viewing in a series filled with complex characters and intriguing storylines, based on universal themes, yet ready to tackle hot local issues. JOZI H is a hard-hitting series that combines cutting-edge medicine with riveting drama.

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Relate is a show that shows how people can relate better, given tools and the opportunity. It provides real-life counseling sessions, with a real life counselor. The show appeals to the commonality of human experience. It has empowered and inspired viewers to relate better. Relate II will provide compelling and relevant educational healing through counseling.

Relate takes a hard and honest look at various troubled relationships – whether family relationships or romantic. Whether it’s a plea for forgiveness or a plea for understanding and tolerance… Relate holds no bars, speaks truthfully in an earnest attempt to allow South African’s to look at ourselves, and how we, as individuals, have the power to either weaken, strengthen or destroy our relationships.

Relate II is back to provide Mzansi with compelling and relevant educational healing through counseling. Watch Relate starting on the 14th July 2010 every Wednesday at 21H00 as they take an honest and hard look at various troubled relationships. Only on your number 1 storyteller.

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Tshisa plays off within popular youth culture. It focuses on two new stars – Bafana and Ayanda – who win the job to present a sizzling new TV show. Their boss is the stylish and determined young TV producer Vinolia. Bafana also works the recording studios and the nightclubs with a troupe of dancers as his career as a kwaito star takes off. Ayanda, meanwhile, is establishing herself as a model.

Tshisa is a celebration of South Africa’s unique and vibrant youth culture and media. But it is also a gripping family drama. The story moves out of the TV station and into the daily reality of the characters’ lives: Bafana’s family in Mondeor; his girlfriend, Precious, raised by a strictly traditional Ndebele grandmother; and Ayanda’s mother who has been growing progressively blind and must now learn to live with total blindness. Tshisa is a story of how our choices affect those we love – especially the effect of drugs on those choices.

Tshisa is a drama that reflects our lives and dreams as South Africans – within a hip and aspirational universe starring real life celebrities. It is a tale of life choices; the price of fame; the allure of the bling; the downward spiral of drugs; overcoming disability; love, relationships and HIV; families and the traditional ties that bind. And it’s packed with cliffhangers.

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Bonisanani is a programme for children dealing with ethics, values and how to make your faith a more meaningful part of your everyday life. But we don’t lecture or talk down to our viewers, instead our three dynamic young presenters – Stephanie Sandows, KG Legwale and Sabelo Mtshali chat, argue and otherwise debate themselves through a minefield of issues and choices that children are facing today.

To be a part of this, the audience have to write to Bonisanani and tell the team about their event and why they think it should be on TV. We want to know what makes you special, why should we pick you and show your event to millions of people instead of someone else’s events.

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