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Largest digital satellite broadcaster in Africa with more than 80 world-class TV channels and over 40 CD-quality audio channels. Sports, BBC, news, kids, movies, music videos, wildlife & a whole bunch besides ... As the 1st free-to-air commercial TV station in South Africa, e.tv was launched in October 1998 and is now the largest English-medium station in the country. Its broad appeal has earned loyal viewers across all ages, races and income groups. Founded in 1985 as South Africa's first private-subscription TV service. Offers a wide choice of general entertainment and niche channels and broadcasts to over 1,23 million subscribers in 41 countries across Africa. South African Broadcasting Corporation - SA's national public service broadcaster. Offers 3 TV channels: | |  | SABC1 - targeted specifically at the Youth and is by far SA's biggest TV channel delivering over 14,5 million adult viewers. |  | | | | | | SABC2 |  | The channel aimed at reflecting the multi-faceted nature of South Africa (with its rainbow nation and 11 official languages). Family-orientated programming with a nation-building role. | | | | | | | SABC3 |  | Positioned as an adult contemporary channel targeted at switched-on viewers in the 25 to 49 year age bracket. | | |
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This award-winning guest house in Settler Country is known for its relaxing, home-from-home atmosphere.
Gondwana Game Reserve is one of the first and most authentic Big Five reserves on the Cape's Garden Route.
This custom-built B&B is in a secure estate and offers quality accommodation, great for single female travellers.
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