Focussing on all things Nigerian, from the music and fashion to lifestyle and trends, the series moves between capital Abuja to the bustling hub of Lagos and on to Enugu to discover exactly what makes the Nigerian music scene so hot, so hip and so much fun

Ordinary adults must try their luck at a series of questions targeted at fifth-grade level. The adults will be asked questions from elementary school textbooks. There are five children as classmates that can help the adults throughout the process. The contestants have the opportunity to answer 10 subject questions for R 500,000 and one additional question to win a million rand.

Big Brother Africa is reality television competition based on the international format in which twelve contestants from different African countries live together under 24-hour camera surveillance for 91 days and are voted out weekly by viewers until one person is crowned the winner and walksawy with the money.

Big Brother Nigeria is a reality TV show based on the Big Brother TV series in which 12 contestants live in an isolated house and compete for a large cash prize at the end of the show by avoiding being evicted by viewers. A collaboration between Nigerian and South African production teams.

From catwalk to design studio, this year local Kenyan ‘fashionistas’ will find their style and their stilettos in the spotlight, thanks to the dramatic new show Catwalk Kenya! Taking on the challenge of finding Kenya’s top models and fashion designers, Catwalk Kenya is searching for one winning model and design duo. The winning designer will win a cash prize of USD 10 000 and the winning model will take home USD 5000 and jet off to New York with direct access into the Ford SuperModel of the Year competition.

The highly acclaimed Channel O African Music Video Awards can now be viewed by music lovers’ world wide. Now available is a 90 minute broadcast that showcases the best of African music, live performances, big name personalities as they stand together to celebrate the African music industry.

An African perspective on global warming - introducing a cutting-edge, six-part TV documentary series that investigates stories from around Africa and the rest of the world, unique stories which aim to increase awareness about the crises we face regarding global warming and climate change.

Culture shock is a slice of life, unscripted reality show that is all about reconciliation, understanding, compassion and getting to know your neighbor. All wrapped up in an hysterically funny, emotional and thought provoking show. Most of the misunderstandings in modern day SA are not exclusively about colour but rather as a result of our diverse cultures and environments.

Channel O kicked off 2005 with a brand-new dance contest show designed to provide a platform for original freestyle dancers on the African continent. Hosted by Lungile Radu, this 26-part series follows the competition, beginning with the preliminary rounds in seven African cities.

Hosted by TV personality Mich Egwang, Deal Or No Deal takes contestants into a high-pressure situation where, confronted by 26 sealed suitcases, the contestants have to guess which suitcase holds the big prize.

At the start of each episode, one contestant is selected to play. That contestant is asked to pick one suitcase from 26 available cases. That sealed suitcase is then given to the contestant, to remain sealed while the game is in progress.

Deal or No Deal is a high-energy contest of nerves, instincts and raw intuition. There is one contestant, one host, a banker and 26 cases, each containing a different amount of money between 1 cent and R1 Million. The cases are brought on set and opened by a horde of gorgeous, leggy FHM models.