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Zee World is doing a runaround but it's nothing to worry about
In the month of love, Star Life will be launching a COVID based series Lockdown Ki Love Story and all Zee World has got to offer is some timeslot adjustments.
From February 3rd, Zee World will be airing their shows for 45 minutes and not the usual 1 hour. If I had to guess the channel will cutback on ads and bollytunes.
The format goes like this:
18:00 - Twist Of Fate
18:45 - Young Dreams
19:30 - Gangaa
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- The Violence coming soon to Cape Town TV
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- Upcoming programming for Star Life and Zee World and One
The Blood Sisters will also be available in Zulu
StarSat, South Africa's only cheapest pay-tv provider owned by ODM and StarTimes are hosting a virtual event through on social media from 1st February between 12pm and 2pm where they'll unveil CAF games as well as a Zulu dubbed drama, The Blood Sisters.
StarSat joins eMedia Investments in the dubbing spectacle as they have something in common - targets. eMedia Investments doesn't package much Afrikaans content which resulted in Kuiertyd and StarSat doesn't have much noteworthy content for blacks outside the usual SABC.
The Blood Sisters follows the lives of triplets, separated as infants, and the events that unite them. Erika Castillo, an exotic dancer in a club in Davao City works as an entertainer to pay her son's medical bills, but her job exposes her to the seedy darkness and dangers of the business, and that is what happened one evening when she witnesses a waitress murder a syndicate member in the club's private dancing room. The killer, known only as Ana Cruz quickly disappears and the syndicate is eager to retrieve a ledger they think Erika took. They send assassins to silence her.
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- Happy Hearts and Happily Ever After coming soon to Star Life
- Upcoming programming for Telemundo Africa
The crime drama which StarSat presents as "new" aired in 2019 and all they're doing is giving it a new coat of paint. Time will tell if their local endeavours will work out the same way as eMedia's but out of all content why The Blood Sisters.
If StarSat is able to do something like this how long do you suppose it will be till Matter Of Respect and Black Money Love launch under the Kuiertyd section of eExtra or the Afrikaans Premium section on eVOD.
They're basically using sparkly watches and CAF Confederations and Champions Cup to cover up the repeat madness. If I had to guess the "new" dubbed series will air on St Novelas seeing that Eyethu had been caput.
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