South African Broadcasting Corporation - Revision history

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		+	[[Alexandra Xenia Sabina Mossolow]]. 2003. The career of South African soprano Nellie du Toit, born 1929. Unpublished Masters thesis. [[University of Stellenbosch]].

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	The first [[SABC]] broadcasts took place in English on the "[[A service]]" ([[English Service]]) in 1936, followed by broadcasts in Afrikaans on the "[[B Service]]" ([[Afrikaanse Diens]]) in 1937, the first broadcast in an [[African language]] in 1940 and finally the introduction of a commercial service ([[Springbok Radio]]) in 1950.		The first [[SABC]] broadcasts took place in English on the "[[A service]]" ([[English Service]]) in 1936, followed by broadcasts in Afrikaans on the "[[B Service]]" ([[Afrikaanse Diens]]) in 1937, the first broadcast in an [[African language]] in 1940 and finally the introduction of a commercial service ([[Springbok Radio]]) in 1950.
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		+	The [[SABC]] became an important factor in music education in South Africa. Until the Arts Councils were formed in 1963, the [[SABC]] was the pivot on which the music activities in South Africa hinged. Both local and international musicians were given the opportunity to be made known to the public. Operas were broadcast live by the SABC from 1936.

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 ===[[Radio Suid-Afrika]] ===

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	=== [[Springbok Radio]] ===		=== [[Springbok Radio]] ===
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 ===[[Radio Suid-Afrika]] ===
-The [[Afrikaans]] service of the [[SABC].
+The [[Afrikaans]] service of the [[SABC]].
 The station was later renamed [[Radio Sonder Grense]] ("Radio without borders") or simply [[RSG]].
 ===[[Radio South Africa]] ===

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 The first commercial radio station
-===[[Radio South Africa]] ([[RSG]])===
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-The station was renamed [[Radio South Africa]] ("Radio without borders") in
+The [[Afrikaans]] service of the [[SABC].
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 In 1995 [[Radio South Africa]] became [[SAfm]].
 =Television=

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 The [[South African Broadcasting Corporation]] ([[Afrikaans]] was the  [[Suid-Afrikaanse Uitsaaikorporasie]]) has been the public broadcaster for South Africa since its founding in 1936 and is best known by its acronyms: '''[[SABC]]''' and '''[[SAUK]]'''.
 =General history=
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 The first commercial radio station
 ===[[Radio South Africa]] ([[RSG]])===

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 ===The [[SABC Afrikaans Service]]===
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