Muvhango, 7de Laan to only air three times a week, SABC announces

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Muvhango, 7de Laan to only air three times a week, SABC announces

Muvhango and 7de Laan fans are in for disappointment as the SABC announces it's cutting its episodes, to make way for new shows

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