THE ROLE OF THE SABC IN PRESERVING SOUTH AFRICA’S HERITAGE

There are many layers to South Africa's history, making it an incredibly rich and diverse nation. Each culture and language contribute to the unique blend of customs, beliefs, and stories that are passed down from one generation to the next. The SABC stands at the forefront of heritage preservation, showcasing the diversity that defines South African communities in their full richness and beauty, through compelling storytelling and music. This is achieved through a variety of programmes aired across the SABC’s 19 radio stations and five TV channels broadcasting in?all official South African languages, highlighting the linguistic diversity that forms the backbone of the nation's heritage. By also sharing a variety of content materials on its digital platforms, the SABC ensures that these heritage treasures are accessible to all South Africans, young and old, in all corners of the country.

The public broadcaster has a plethora of TV and radio programmes aimed at highlighting the traditions, languages, and stories of various ethnic groups. Its programmes continue to play an instrumental role in bringing various cultures into the mainstream media, promoting a more inclusive and informed society. With telenovelas like Skeem Saam, Uzalo and Muvhango, the SABC brings cultural stories to life, reaching millions of viewers and creating conversations around shared heritage, while celebrating the differences that enrich our society.

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