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The countdown for the much-anticipated season 2 of Amalanga Awafani has begun. SABC1 is preparing to broadcast new episodes of the popular telenovela shot on new locations around Johannesburg. Broadcasting at 18:30, season 2 will start on Monday, 25 May 2026. To tell us more about the much anticipated season 2 of Amalanga Awafani we are joined by Brian Khumalo and Nonsikelelo Mthiyane

Monday Lifestyle
The countdown for the much-anticipated season 2 of Amalanga Awafani has begun. SABC1 is preparing to broadcast new&nbsp;episodes of the popular telenovela shot on new locations around Johannesburg. Broadcasting at 18:30, season 2 will start on Monday, 25 May 2026.&nbsp;To tell us more about the much anticipated season 2 of Amalanga Awafani we are joined by Brian Khumalo and Nonsikelelo Mthiyane

The TouchDown with Tbo-Touch, LootLove, Lindi Mtshali (News) and Morena Mothupi (Sports). 

The TouchDown with Tbo-Touch, LootLove, Lindi Mtshali (News) and Morena Mothupi (Sports).&nbsp;

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Brian Khumalo and Nonsikelelo Mthiyane

After travelling 38 000km across Africa and holding 49 conversations with influential African leaders and business figures, Dr Shaka Sisulu has gained powerful insights into leadership,

After travelling 38 000km across Africa and holding 49&nbsp;conversations with influential African leaders and business figures,&nbsp;Dr Shaka Sisulu has gained powerful insights into leadership,

Dr Shaka Sisulu

SHOW YOUR COLOURS: We are joined by two exceptional students, Danika-Lee Ramiah and Zehan Ballim from Pinnacle College, a school known for its integrated, data- driven teaching approach and technology-enhanced learning.

SHOW YOUR COLOURS: We are joined by two&nbsp;exceptional students, Danika-Lee Ramiah and Zehan Ballim&nbsp;from Pinnacle College, a school known for its integrated, data-&nbsp;driven teaching approach and technology-enhanced learning.

Danika-Lee Ramiah and Zehan Ballim

The sixth edition of Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) this year welcomed Australia and Uganda as official focus countries for the first time.  A major focus for 2026 is the introduction of Australia and Uganda as official focus countries and bringing curated delegations of artists, executives and cultural leaders into the programme. ARMC aims to bridge the gap between African talent and the international music scene, offering valuable insights for stakeholders eager to navigate the rapidly growing African market.

The sixth edition of Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) this year welcomed Australia and Uganda as official focus countries for the first time.&nbsp; A major focus for 2026 is the introduction of Australia and Uganda as official focus countries and bringing curated delegations of artists, executives and cultural leaders into the programme.&nbsp;ARMC aims to bridge the gap between African talent and the international music scene, offering valuable insights for stakeholders eager to navigate the rapidly growing African market.

Brian Khumalo and Nonsikelelo Mthiyane

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