Rights of several shows seen on MultiChoice's DStv, M-Net and the SABC sold to The Africa Channel in the United States, and no, none of the actors, writers or crew are getting residuals.
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MultiChoice and M-Net have sold several of its locally-produced shows to The Africa Channel based in Los Angeles and broadcasting across the United States, with none of the actors, writers, crew or talent who will be getting any residuals. The Africa Channel is adding multiple M-Net series and shows that were broadcast on the SABC to its primetime schedule for 2019, ranging from The Wild and
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MultiChoice and M-Net have sold several of its locally-produced shows to The Africa Channel based in Los Angeles and broadcasting across the United States, with none of the actors, writers, crew or talent who will be getting any residuals. The Africa Channel is adding multiple M-Net series and shows that were broadcast on the SABC to its primetime schedule for 2019, ranging from The Wild and
Terima kasih karena telah membaca informasi tentang Rights of several shows seen on MultiChoice's DStv, M-Net and the SABC sold to The Africa Channel in the United States, and no, none of the actors, writers or crew are getting residuals. . Silahkan membaca berita lainnya.
Rights of several shows seen on MultiChoice's DStv, M-Net and the SABC sold to The Africa Channel in the United States, and no, none of the actors, writers or crew are getting residuals.
![Rights of several shows seen on MultiChoice's DStv, M-Net and the SABC sold to The Africa Channel in the United States, and no, none of the actors, writers or crew are getting residuals.]()
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