Khomani Desert San - Northern Cape, South Africa

The San are the aboriginal people of South Africa. Their distinct hunter-gatherer culture stretches back over 20 000 years, and their genetic origins reach back over one million years. Recent research indicates that the San are the oldest genetic stock of contemporary humanity.


Celebrity Game Night returns this April

  • New Games, New Celebrities…New Way To Watch!
  •  E! Africa’s Celebrity Game Night Comes To Universal+ This April
  • Season 4 premieres weekly from Sunday 23 April at 19:00 CAT on E! Africa (DStv channel 124), with episodes available on Universal+ immediately after. Watch all previous seasons (1–3) on Universal+ now
  • Making their Celebrity Game Night debuts – new, big-name guests include: ProVerb, Zozibini Tunzi, Gigi Lamayne, Amanda du-Pont, Thuli Phongolo, TBO Touch, Zakes Bantwini, Anele Zondo

Johannesburg, 8 March 2023 – E! Entertainment Television – NBCUniversal International Networks & Direct-To-Consumer’s global, multi-platform brand dedicated to all things pop culture – today announced the launch date and star-studded lineup for the highly-anticipated return of its original production in Africa: Celebrity Game Night. The fourth installment of the SAFTA award-winning series will be available on Universal+ immediately after airing weekly on E! Africa (DStv channel 124) from Sunday 23 April at 19:00 CAT.

Based on the Primetime Emmy Award-winning series Hollywood Game Night, Anele Mdoda returns to host Africa’s biggest games night with 10 one-hour episodes promising uncontrollable laughter and non-stop hilarity. Led by long-standing team captains Ayanda Thabethe and Jason Goliath, a starry array of local comedians, musicians, actors and media personalities compete in raucous challenges including all- new celebrity guests ProVerb, Gigi Lamayne, Amanda du-Pont, Anton Jeftha, Thuli Phongolo, Emo Adams, Shekinah, TBO Touch, Zakes Bantwini, Nadia Jaftha, SPHEctacula & Naves (Kings of the Weekend), Lusanda Mbane, Zozibini Tunzi, Anele Zondo,Simphiwe Ngema, DJ Sabby and many more.

Back for another slice of fun-filled action are Celebrity Game Night returning guests Pearl Modiadie, Lorna Maseko, Maps Maponyane, Khanya Mkangisa, Skhumba, Moshe Ndiki, Loyiso Gola, Warren Masemola, Mpho Popps, Glen Biderman-Pam, Ebenhaezer Dibakwane and Mojak Lehoko.

Anele Mdoda, host of Celebrity Game Night, said: “Just when you think I couldn’t pack my house with more games, more guests and more gut-aching belly laughs, I’m back with Ayanda, Jason and a fine array of famous faces for a brand-new season of Celebrity Game Night. Come and join the fun from 23 April on E! Africa and binge all previous seasons now on Universal+.”

Catch Season 4 of SAFTA award-winning Celebrity Game Night weekly from Sunday 23 April at 19:00 CAT on E! (DStv channel 124), with episodes available to watch immediately after on Universal+, exclusively via DStv.

 

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One of the most ancient communities of peoples, the Khomani San of the Kalahari – April 2014

A selected Khomani San video:

Myself Sean Caulfield and Nancy Ogilvie went to meet and spend sacred time with the Khomani San community at Witdraai in the Kalahari – this video shares some sacred moments. thank you to the peoples for allowing this video to be shared of a deeper side to the hearts of the first peoples, of Earth…
It is the sacred ceremonial singing and dancing that calls to the soul to bring an alignment with the Center of the Infinite Universe, so as to bring our power back that we might have lost in our err as humans. This is what we must thank the San people for as it was there ancestors who danced the dream awake so that we could all be here. They performed the sacred trance dance ceremony where the Shaman Healer would enter Trance and bring back those parts of the soul that got lost. In fact the San are the oldest relatives of humans, yet it was not just the San who performed sacred ceremony, it is the many First Nations peoples of the mother lands that we owe our lives to. Thank you to our most distant ancestors and Great Spirit for your guidance for the good of all.

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