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African reality TV moves to challenge foreign format dominance

Stakeholders in African entertainment have said the next phase of reality television on the continent must focus on original formats, stronger ownership and stories that reflect African experiences. They spoke during interviews with Guardian Life, days before the launch of

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African reality TV moves to challenge foreign format dominance

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