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Producers of Big Brother Africa have not given up on this year�s 9th edition after several issues and scandals ahead of the show which was initially scheduled to begin on Sunday September 7, 2014. A statement released on the Big Brother Africa official website reads: �Following the devastating fire on 2 September 2014 at the Big Brother house in Johannesburg, M-Net and Endemol SA have spent the last 48 hours searching both locally and internationally for a venue in which to produce Season 9 of the highly popular Big Brother Africa reality show. After exploring all possible options, the team is delighted to announce that the show will go on as a venue has been found to get the show on air within the next month. A multitude of factors have had to be considered including the complex technical requirements, logistics, technical crews and satellite link facilities which have all formed part of the challenge. However, M-Net is delighted to assure all its Big Brother fans that their favourite reality show will launch soon and thanks fans from across the continent for their support during the last two days�. This comes after a devastating fire outbreak on Tuesday September 2, that resulted in the collapse of the building in South Africa where this year�s edition of BBA was to be filmed and all previous seasons of BBA were filmed.