
21st Precinct
Drama
Drama
On Safari places human decisions beside an environment that cannot be taken for granted. Wildlife, difficult journeys and uncertain encounters become part of the action, giving the stories a setting where knowledge and judgement can matter as much as nerve. A South African programme also catalogued under its sponsor’s name.

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A journey through the bush can expose a human decision as clearly as a physical danger. On Safari combines landscapes, wildlife and uncertain encounters within South African radio adventure.
Also known as General Motors On Safari, the programme is documented in South African radio histories from 1965. Some collector catalogues give later ranges; the dated surviving 1965 recordings should not be overwritten by a single later summary date.
Michael McCabe produced the series, sponsored by General Motors South Africa. Companies and writers vary between subjects, and a complete cast for every transfer is not established by the consulted programme overview.
The Snows Of Kilimanjaro · The Man Eaters Of Tsabu
These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
The presentation mixes dramatized fiction with factual and documentary-style subjects. Its hunting stories and portrayals of African life reflect the period’s perspective; a documentary-style voice does not make every story an independently verified report.
Try The Snows of Kilimanjaro or The Man Eaters of Tsabu. Identify the source and form of the particular story rather than assuming all seventy-two records follow one continuing fictional expedition.
HRV lists 72 public recordings. The seventy-two records form the available selection; individual story sources and casts can differ. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
72 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
72 episodes available.
It is a separate South African radio adventure programme.
The programme includes fiction as well as factual and documentary-style material.