He said he was contacted by someone at ANN7 who suggested he bring his show to the channel.
"People would ask me why I wasn't on TV anymore and they asked me to come back. That was why I decided to go on ANN7. I know that they sometimes struggle but if they let me have the freedom that they promised me‚ I will save them and increase their ratings. I must be judged on whether I build or destroy communities."
He said his show will give the people "what they want" but will not contain nudity or degrade people's dignity.
"I represent the people and I talk about things they are talking about. I give them a voice and make people aware of the issues. If I can do that‚ it will be a blessing. If not‚ I will leave like I did with Soweto TV. I know they are going off DStv later this year but I will stay with them as long as we are on the same page."
'I can save ANN7' - Mboro on new TV show
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Pastor Paseka "Mboro" Motsoeneng has moved his TV show from Soweto TV to ANN7 and believes he can bring about a change in fortunes at the ailing channel.
Mboro‚ who hosted a show to highlight and provide support to struggling South Africans‚ told TshisaLIVE that he stopped submitting episodes of his show to Soweto TV after an episode where he helped a couple sort out their sex life was pulled from the channel.
"They stopped airing episodes we sent them after that and so we eventually stopped submitting. I made the channel popular and I had more viewers than the whole of the channel combined. Nobody knew about the channel until I started my show on it. I decided to start my own channel and while I am waiting for the production team and equipment I have decided to take up this opportunity."
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He said he was contacted by someone at ANN7 who suggested he bring his show to the channel.
"People would ask me why I wasn't on TV anymore and they asked me to come back. That was why I decided to go on ANN7. I know that they sometimes struggle but if they let me have the freedom that they promised me‚ I will save them and increase their ratings. I must be judged on whether I build or destroy communities."
He said his show will give the people "what they want" but will not contain nudity or degrade people's dignity.
"I represent the people and I talk about things they are talking about. I give them a voice and make people aware of the issues. If I can do that‚ it will be a blessing. If not‚ I will leave like I did with Soweto TV. I know they are going off DStv later this year but I will stay with them as long as we are on the same page."
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