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MIDRAND - Residents speak about SABC's 90 percent switch to local content.

May 24, 2016

Nokuthula Sonile Less than a minute

MERLE SINGH: What will happen to our children who like international music? There has to be a balance.

THEOLA ESS: I think it should be balanced as so much local music may be too much for people who want a variety of music.

NKOSENTSHA MOYO: It is good that local artists will get their songs played more.

PETER CHAUKE: This is good news for local musicians and they will finally make money too.

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May 24, 2016

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