MultiChoice and the Stellenbosch-based Woordfees festival have decided to extend its first-ever arts festival TV channel, Woordfees TV due to feedback from the public and DStv subscribers. | arts24_sa
The Woordfees programme features the like of Schalk Bezuidenhout.
Woordfees TV that would have run on DStv as a pop-up channel for a week until Friday 7 October, will now continue until 10 October for an additional 3 days and is available for DStv and GOtv subscribers in South Africa and Namibia. "We have been overwhelmed overwhelmed by the positive response from enthusiastic and pleased viewers," says Saartjie Botha, Woordfees director.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
To ensure 'free and fair' elections, Icasa will allocate TV and radio spots to independent candidatesIndependent candidates have been assured by Icasa that they are also entitled to be allocated time on broadcasters ahead of the November 1 local government elections.
Read more »
WATCH: Why the World Bank lifted its growth forecast for Sub-Saharan AfricaBusiness Day TV spoke to World Bank chief economist Albert Zeufack
Read more »
WATCH: Why the World Bank lifted its growth forecast for Sub-Saharan AfricaBusiness Day TV spoke to World Bank chief economist Albert Zeufack
Read more »
WATCH: Why Nissan is optimistic about the futureBusiness Day TV spoke to Nissan Africa MD Mike Whitfield about signs of recovery
Read more »
WATCH: Steinhoff edges closer to resolutionBusiness Day TV spoke to DM5 Incorporated litigation director Candice Hunter-Linde
Read more »