New Great African Mysteries is ‘even better than the first’ – John Robbie
A new instalment of ‘Great African Mysteries’ is premiering on Saturday evening.
FILE: John Robbie presents Great African Mysteries on the History channel. Picture: @HISTORYZA/Screenshot
Amy MacIver speaks with Veteran presenter John Robbie
Listen to the interview in the audio below.
The second instalment of Great African Mysteries will be premier on Saturday 3 August at 19:25 on DSTV Channel 186.
The show brings a perfect combination of history, mystery, and nature and is hosted by John Robbie.
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This season he will investigate three of the continent’s little-known yet fascinating mysteries.
Robbie says he became fascinated by history and the way a tiny choice can have massive implications, which sparked his desire to do something like this.
“The reaction has been unbelievable.”
- John Robbie, Veteran presenter
This episode the mysteries of how the earth’s oldest meteor crater led to the discovery of gold, the attempt to revive the quagga, and the secrets behind the ancient walled kingdom of Thulamela.
“I think it is even better than the first.”
- John Robbie, Veteran presenter
'Great African Mysteries with John Robbie' Season 2, interrogates whether scientists are working to bring back the extinct quagga and also delves into the secrets of Thulamela.
— The History Channel Africa (@HISTORYZA) July 24, 2024
Join on @John_C_Robbie on a thrilling journey of discovery on 3 August at 19h25 only on @Dstv 186 pic.twitter.com/Cnu4IbqYSX
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