What to stream this September on DStv Family 2024

Gesels

Hosted by Leandie du Randt, the talk show explores emotional, physical, intellectual, and social development, helping parents and teachers understand and support their roles. Each episode is paired with a detailed article on Afrikaans.com for further insights.

Start streaming from Saturday, 21 September at 18:00 on VIA (147)

After Tears

The reality show focuses on the celebrations that follow a funeral. Each episode highlights how friends and loved ones comfort the bereaved, sharing memories and celebrating the deceased's life rather than mourning, turning the occasion into a joyful remembrance.

Start streaming from Monday, 9 September at 22:00 on Moja Love (157)

The Ultimate Braai Master

In the cooking competition, teams compete in a high-stakes culinary challenge, striving to create exceptional dishes with limited resources. Each episode tests their creativity, resilience, and teamwork as they push their skills to the limit in pursuit of victory.

Start streaming from Monday, 9 September at 19:00 on BBC Lifestyle (174)

Lala Ngoxolo

The reality series follows grieving families as they lay their loved ones to rest, with the community coming together for support. In some cases, families perform ceremonies to ensure their deceased loved ones find peace, believing they haven’t yet rested peacefully.

Start streaming from Tuesday, 3 September at 22:00 on Moja Love (157)

Defending Europe

The docuseries delves into 1,000 years of European military history, examining the strategies, weapons, and structures used by various countries to protect their territories and shape modern Europe's borders. The six-part series covers Great Britain, France, Spain, Finland, Poland, and the Netherlands.

Start streaming from Wednesday, 18 September at 21:00 on Nat Geo (181)

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