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Afrikaanse Idols was a special season of South African reality interactive show Idols South Africa based on the British talent show Pop Idol. In difference to the rest of the series this season was held entirely in Afrikaans as the host, judges and contestants did not speak English on the show and every song was performed in Afrikaans.Although the set and stage design remained the same, the entire judging panel was formed new consisting of Afrikaans-speaking singers Mynie Grové, Taliep Petersen, who was murdered just a few weeks after the competition ended and media personality Deon Maas. The show also switched channels to KykNET, an Afrikaans sisters station of MNet and was hosted by boyband member Sean Else (Eden).The Afrikaans season was aired between the third and fourth English season

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rdfs:label	Afrikaanse Idols (en)
rdfs:comment	Afrikaanse Idols was a special season of South African reality interactive show Idols South Africa based on the British talent show Pop Idol. In difference to the rest of the series this season was held entirely in Afrikaans as the host, judges and contestants did not speak English on the show and every song was performed in Afrikaans.Although the set and stage design remained the same, the entire judging panel was formed new consisting of Afrikaans-speaking singers Mynie Grové, Taliep Petersen, who was murdered just a few weeks after the competition ended and media personality Deon Maas. The show also switched channels to KykNET, an Afrikaans sisters station of MNet and was hosted by boyband member Sean Else (Eden).The Afrikaans season was aired between the third and fourth English season (en)
dcterms:subject	Television series by Fremantle (company) Television shows set in South Africa Zulu-language television shows 2000s South African television series Afrikaans-language television shows 2006 South African television series debuts 2006 South African television series endings Idols South Africa
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cape Town Pretoria Bloemfontein Peugeot 206 Riversdale, Western Cape Dewald Louw MNet Television series by Fremantle (company) Television shows set in South Africa Zulu-language television shows Chris Chameleon Coenie de Villiers English language Mossel Bay 2000s South African television series Afrikaans-language television shows Truworths Afrikaans Durbanville Reality television Taliep Petersen 2006 South African television series debuts 2006 South African television series endings Idols South Africa Johannesburg Kimberley, Northern Cape Pop Idol Gqeberha Sony BMG South Africa Interactive Kurt Darren KykNET Randburg Secunda, Mpumalanga Witbank Worcester, Western Cape Windhoek, Namibia Idols (South Africa)
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://web.archive.org/web/20100328184809/http:/www.mnet.co.za/Idols/
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first aired	2006-05-28 (xsd:date)
last aired	2006-08-28 (xsd:date)
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has abstract	Afrikaanse Idols was a special season of South African reality interactive show Idols South Africa based on the British talent show Pop Idol. In difference to the rest of the series this season was held entirely in Afrikaans as the host, judges and contestants did not speak English on the show and every song was performed in Afrikaans.Although the set and stage design remained the same, the entire judging panel was formed new consisting of Afrikaans-speaking singers Mynie Grové, Taliep Petersen, who was murdered just a few weeks after the competition ended and media personality Deon Maas. The show also switched channels to KykNET, an Afrikaans sisters station of MNet and was hosted by boyband member Sean Else (Eden).The Afrikaans season was aired between the third and fourth English seasons of the show. Dewald Louw from Bloemfontein won the show. Before that he was also a contestant on the second English season of the show where he made the top 24. He also auditioned for season three but failed to progress from the first round. Next to a recording contract with Sony BMG, winner Dewald Louw also won a Peugeot 206, R50,000 from the ATKV, a Shure microphone, R3200 worth of prizes from Look &Listen, a laptop computer and a gift pack from Truworths valued at R10,000. Auditions took place in Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg and for the first time auditions took place internationally in Windhoek, Namibia. During the Live Galas one guest judge was introduced to the audience each week. They were Jennifer Jones (30 July), Amanda Luyt (6 August), Coenie de Villiers (13 August), Chris Chameleon (20 August) and Kurt Darren (27 August). (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Idol (franchise) Idols South Africa Willem Botha
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