'Serialized TV' Is The First To Give South African Soap Operas A Platform

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The world’s largest ongoing soap opera market belongs to South Africa and Serialized TV is figuring out how and why South African soaps have been so successful. With an entire department dedicated to the region, Serialized TV is the first publication to give South African soap operas their own full-scale platform.

Serialized TV will examine a variety of South African soap genres, including classic sensationalized soap operas, intense telenovelas, and more serious dramas. South Africa has over 17 soaps and Serialized TV will provide stimulating content and coverage of these series.

South African soap operas tend to focus on class conflicts, real-life social issues, and cast diverse actors that accurately represent their characters. Serialized TV explores these core traits of South Africa’s soap opera industry and creates a platform to discuss the series that have created the world’s largest ongoing soap opera market.

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