Everyone’s talking about CBS Presents Oprah with Meghan and Harry, which saw Oprah Winfrey sit down with Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, for an intimate conversation. The interview, which premiered on Monday, was so highly requested by customers that it will be rebroadcast this Saturday, March 13 on M-Net (DStv channel 101) and on the DStv app at 16h00.
Here are a few of the highlights for the rest of the week:
Extinction: The Facts
Tuesday, March 16: BBC Earth (DStv channel 184) at 19h59
Earth has seen animal populations shrink by 60% over the past 40 years.
A million species of plants and animals now face extinction, some within the
next 10 years. In this documentary, Sir David Attenborough guides us through
the current extinction crisis, exploring the man-made reasons behind the
crisis, including hunting, toxic waste and the conversion of land for
agriculture. Sir Attenborough also discusses potential solutions to this global
issue like responsible consumption, cutting back on meat and lowering carbon
emissions… before it’s too late.
Snowfall S4
Tuesday, March 16: 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 21h30
Extinction: The battle for control of the crack cocaine market is
heating up in South Central as Franklin tries to put a halt to an all-out gang
war while he wrestles with his conscience. Local reporter Irene Abe tries to
figure out what’s happened to her previously poor but relatively peaceful
neighbourhood. And Gustavo and Teddy have practical matters to address, like
how to keep drugs flowing smoothly to their customers despite the chaos around
them, tensions back in Mexico, and the attention of the drug cops.
Climate Change: The Facts
Thursday, March 18: BBC Earth (DStv channel 184) at 19h59
Sir David Attenborough presents this two-part documentary on the science
of climate change. Viewers will see footage that reveals the impact of climate
change across the Earth as scientists – including Dr James Hansen, Dr Michael
Mann and Professor Catherine Mitchell – unpack the science behind recent
extreme weather conditions like storms, wildfires and the rapid melting of
polar ice. The documentary presents potential solutions, exploring innovations
and actions the world's governments are taking to prevent further warming. It
also introduces viewers to individuals who are creating change at the grassroots
level.
NB: These broadcast details are subject to change. Keep checking your TV Guide on dstv.co.za for the most up-to-date details or press “OK” on your remote while watching any channel. You can also visit press portal at https://multchoice.bynder.com/ to download images and more comprehensive highlights for the month.
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