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MasterChef South Africa finds a new home on e.tv

Posted on September 16, 2025
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MasterChef South Africa is back, sizzling hotter than ever, ready to ignite the kitchen drama in its exciting new home on e.tv.

MASTERCHEF SOUTH AFRICA RENEWED FOR SEASON 6

Mzansi’s favourite cooking-reality show, MasterChef South Africa, is coming to e.tv, and home cooks will have the chance to compete for an amazing R1 million prize.

Season 6 promises high drama, exciting challenges, and unforgettable culinary moments for viewers every Sunday at 18:00 prime time.

“MasterChef is a tasty and spicy television stew infused with all the ingredients our audiences love,” said Helga Palmer.

She added, “The South African adaptation, infused with local cuisine flavours, has been a winning recipe across multiple successful seasons.”

“The South African adaptation, with local cuisine flavours, has been a winning recipe with multiple successful seasons,” she added.

MASTERCHEF SOUTH AFRICA FINDS A NEW HOME

The move to e.tv brings the beloved culinary competition to a broader, culturally diverse audience, promising the same excitement, creativity, and edge that have made the show a household name.

“Collaborating with e.tv is an exciting step in bringing MasterChef South Africa to a broad South African audience,” Bongumusa Makhatini said.

“We’re thrilled to have secured a primetime slot on the country’s biggest free-to-air independent broadcaster,” he added with excitement. The contestants will deliver unforgettable moments, high drama, and culinary excellence throughout the new season,” Makhatini continued enthusiastically.

Season 6 will again be produced by multi-award-winning Homebrew Films at Atlantic Studios in Cape Town for Primedia Studios.

FROM HOMECOOK TO MASTERCHEF

Previous seasons have launched many culinary careers, transforming home cooks into recognised chefs across the country’s food scene. Season 5 winner Bridget Mangwandi made history as the youngest titleholder and first black woman to win MasterChef South Africa.

“The show has truly transformed my life,” Bridget commented. “It opened all kinds of culinary doors and sharpened my cooking skills.”

“Throughout the competition, gruelling challenges and expert feedback allowed me to learn invaluable lessons behind the pots and pans,” she explained.

“I strongly encourage all passionate home cooks to seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and showcase their culinary talents,” Bridget concluded.

Aspiring home cooks can now enter for the chance to win the coveted MasterChef South Africa title.
The R1 million grand prize awaits the winner who demonstrates creativity, skill, and passion in the MasterChef kitchen.

Visit masterchefsa.tv to complete your entry form before 16 October 2025 at 23:59 and secure your shot at victory. South African citizens above 18 who have never earned a living as professional chefs are eligible to compete this season.

Judges for Season 6 will be announced soon, adding excitement and anticipation for both contestants and viewers alike.

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