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13/11/2021

WATCH: Pursuing your dreams at whatever cost is truly what dreams are made of but not for a young newly wed, Nompumelelo, who risks her job and marriage to pursue her dream of singing on broadway - escaping the mundane reality of being a wife. Would you risk it all to live your dream for a day?

Let us know and check out this week's review. Video is now available on our YT.

11/11/2021

After a brief breather, we're happy to share with you this week, a new episode. Nkomo Wa Maphike chats with Sonono Khoza, the founder and Director of the Zodwa Khoza Foundation based in Diepkloof, Soweto.

he Foundations stands today serving both youth and the elderly who are affected by poverty, through 'Kasi Gains' projects focused on Education, Skills and Entrepreneurship Development, Food Security & Agricultural Development, Health, Sports Development, and Youth & Women Development.

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06/11/2021

WATCH: This week on The Biltong Review we check out Blood and Water which came back with a new season this year featuring 7 episodes. This season didn't skip a beat when it came to delivering on more mystery and suspenseful moments.

Check out our review here https://bit.ly/3EWdbKp

30/10/2021

WATCH: We're back with a new review episode and this one is quite fitting considering that we have local elections on Monday. This week we take a look at 'How To Steal a Country'. What do you think of it given our current situation? Leave your thoughts in the comments section.

https://youtu.be/q5mA1ezN9Ow

14/10/2021

In this episode of The Biltong Review we take a look at the award-winning 'Noem My Skollie' based on the life of late writer and producer of the film, John Fredericks.

Its a heart wrenching tale about a young man who gets arrested for a petty crime and raises his status in prison by captivating the hardened gangsters with his knack for telling stories.

Check out or review here https://youtu.be/0U2gXrFq6X8

09/10/2021

WATCH: Hell comes closer to home in Devilsdorp: an original Showmax True Crime Documentary series that uncovers disturbing new facts about the brutal Krugersdorp murders that left many across the country, shaken. In this episode of The Biltong Review, we go way back to review a tale that truly read like something out of a movie.
https://youtu.be/Afb0RA1hPUk

30/09/2021

WATCH: Two brothers work together to take down the man who murdered their parents when they were young. Check out our rave review of Santana. A 2016 film that made it to the #1 spot on Netflix last year. https://youtu.be/lnQyAN0PSNk

23/09/2021

WATCH: This week on The Biltong Review, we chat about Alleyway. An action-thriller where an undercover cop is released from jail after being wrongfully convicted for uncovering a conspiracy that led to the death of hundreds of people living with HIV. We all can remember the controversial advice of the late Dr Manto Tshabalala-Msimang of 'take beetroot and what what' back in the early 2000's to treat HIV. So, we had to see what this film was unpacking.

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https://youtu.be/2k8FFvG8aaA

16/09/2021

This week on The Biltong Review we check out 'Triggered'. A new thriller-comedy from South African filmmaker Alastair Orr. The movie introduces us to a group of friends who are camping in the wilderness and awaken to find themselves locked into su***de bomb vests. To survive, they have to steal each other's time. Im triggered!

WATCH, like and share, and don't forget to subscribe! https://youtu.be/kxHBhuJe0ng

09/09/2021

This week on The Biltong Review we're excited to share with you a fan favourite recommended by Takalani Amos Nkangane. Ta for the plug! If you're not tuned into House of Zwide then this review is definitely for you!

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02/09/2021

In this week's episode of The Biltong Review, we look into Vagrant Queen where when former queen Elida, Isaac, and Amae run away from Lazaro's army, they get on a dangerous adventure through the galaxy. The American sci-fi comedy tv series, also filmed in Cape Town, South Africa, premiered on Syfy on March 27, 2020, and has been cancelled due to low ratings. We thought, why not check it out and see what could've led to the low ratings.

Check out our review. Don't forget to share your review of the series and what you'd like us to review next.

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26/08/2021

This week on we take a look at The Fishermans Diary - a film based on real events. In the film we follow 12-year old Ekah (Faith Fidel) who is inspired by the story of the youngest Nobel Laureate – Malala Yousafzai. She is determined to go to school in a village of fishermen where the education of a girl child is considered to be a taboo.

Have you seen the film? Share your thoughts.
https://youtu.be/6mr-dtSGfTM

21/08/2021

WATCH: There's no family better loved in Mzansi more than the Kandasamys. With their third film franchise offering Trippin’ with the Kandasamys, we're thrust into more family drama triggered by an unexpected guest. Watch the drama unfold and review with us https://youtu.be/3RCu1EcSEek

13/08/2021

WATCH out our latest The Biltong Review where we talk about 'I Am All Girls' where a relentless detective finds common ground with a killer systematically targeting the perpetrators running a powerful child-trafficking ring

Don't forget to like, share, comment and subscribe to the channel for more original content.

https://youtu.be/8OaRVyptVFs

05/08/2021

WATCH: This week on The Biltong Review we kick off women's month with Nqobile. A South African television drama series that follows a woman who conquers domestic violence and bosses up in the world of business - indirectly declaring war against her husband. Watch the full review on our YT page and don't forget to like, share and leave a comment with your view on the series so far.
https://youtu.be/sl7pzOD9ruw

27/07/2021

WATCH: This week on 'The Biltong Review' we focus our attention on SA's thrilling new ecological fantasy film, 'Gaia', directed and produced by Golden Horn Award winner, Jaco Bouwer.

Have you seen Gaia? Let us know what you think of the movie.

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https://youtu.be/5uEw1JuQ_PY

22/07/2021

In this second episode of The Biltong Review, we dive into 'Diep City'. Check out this latest episode on our YT channel. Don't forget to share what you'd like for us to review next.

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https://youtu.be/MshwhNbgUjc

14/07/2021

We're excited to share with you a new offering that involves movie, doccis, and series reviews. This is not your ordinary content review show 😎 Strictly South African and African content or content with African and South African actors.
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12/07/2021

30/06/2021

Hi, fam! In this week's episode, we chat with Fr. Oupa Matseke whose been encouraged to create a space of acceptance for black Africans who've built a relationship between their indigenous religion and Christianity.

Press play to hear some of what he has to say!

Look out for the full podcast link tomorrow at 6pm!

24/06/2021

Hi fam! It's that time again 🤩. Listen to this week's podcast episode with Kgathi Mabuya, Principal of Mohato School for Autism based in Naledi, Soweto.

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24/06/2021

Kgathi Mabuya, Principal of Mohato School for Autism in Naledi, Soweto, helps challenge stereotypes & provide much needed learning experiences for children living with autism. Look out for the full podcast link tonight at 6!

23/06/2021

Hi fam! This week on the podcast, Nkomo Wa Maphike chats with Kgathi Mabuyea the Principal of Mohato School for Autism in Naledi, Soweto, about what drew her to work for children with special needs and the challenges of educating families and the community about the condition. Here's a peak. Look out for the full podcast tomorrow at 6pm

17/06/2021

It's that time of the week again. Tune into this week's conversation on 'Word on the Street' an anti-drug and substance abuse movement founded by Itumeleng Selepe whose testimony continues to help many men and women struggling to kick the habit.

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17/06/2021

Confronting factors that lead to substance abuse, creating a community for families affected by substance abuse and spreading the word on the street can't be an easy task. Especially in a country such as SA where there's been an increase in drug trafficking since the 1900's.

16/06/2021

This we chat with Itumeleng Selepe the founder of 'Word on the street', an anti-substance and drug abuse movement that is on a mission to help youth and adults break away from substances that have taken over their lives. WATCH https://youtu.be/FsYiUMXSeQU

10/06/2021

Promoting good mental health allows us to be more aware of factors that contribute to mental health issues. Mental illness is something that affects each person in some way or another and is exacerbated by home and work life. Fostering a holistic approach to mental health awareness Matseleng Mogodi through her company 'I Get It Now'.

LISTEN to her full story;
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10/06/2021

Mental health awareness creates space to care and provide support to those who need it. Through her company, I Get It Now', Matseleng Mogodi tackles stigma and action that prevents awareness of mental health illness. Mogodi, while handling client property through her property agency Snooks Estates, has observed a greater purpose that she needs to fulfill. Listen to her story tonight.

09/06/2021

Hi fam! We're back with a new episode and this week Nkomo Wa Maphike chats with Matseleng Mogodi, Founder of 'I Get It Now' which focuses on mental health awareness in personal and corporate environments as well as Snooks Estate, a real estate agency.

😄Check out this sneak preview (full video link >https://youtu.be/kY7SCFshGjg)

The full podcast goes live tomorrow at 6pm! Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and podcast😏