Hectic Nine-9

Hectic Nine-9 is a South African teen television live interactive magazine show produced by Okuhle Media[1] for SABC 2. It is the second longest running youth program of the SABC. The program focuses on the latest local and international celebrity news and gossip, trending topics, games, music and fashion.[2][3]

Hectic Nine-9
Country of originSouth Africa
Original language(s)English
Production
Production company(s)Okuhle Media
DistributorSABC2
Release
Original networkSABC 2

Concept

Hectic Nine-9 is a teen television program produced by Okuhle Media that airs every weekday from 4:30-5pm on SABC2.

Based on the concept of ‘smart, connected viewing’, Hectic Nine-9 (HN9 for short) offers a variety of content that appeals to a primary target audience of 14-16 years old. Hectic Nine-9 (HN9 for short) adapts their content to viewer feedback using their extensive following on social media platforms.

HN9 is a Broadcast Commission under the SABC Children's Department, and has recently been included under the SABC Education Department. Hectic Nine-9 aligns their content to teen viewing aimed at empowering the youth of South Africa.[4]

gollark: > As opposite extreme you could have a country with a super strict and specific constitution that is too holy for any politician to change (maybe a theocracy) but the gov controls most of the industryThe *government* still has a lot of political power inasmuch as it controls lots of things.
gollark: No planet, so... ageoism?
gollark: Conversely, if you control a lot of what people do you control a lot of the flow of money.
gollark: If you control a large amount of the flow of money in a country, you also control a lot of what people do.
gollark: They are VERY RELATED, though, and your unrealistic example doesn't change that.

References
  1. "Okuhle Media". Okuhle Media.
  2. "Hectic Nine-9". SABC 2.
  3. "Spotlight On: Hectic Nine-9 | Tashi's TV | TVSA". www.tvsa.co.za. Retrieved 2019-10-05.
  4. "Hectic Nine-9 Expands Bouquet of Teen Viewing". SABC Education. SABC Education.
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