– Franz Krüger
Access to media in South Africa closely matches the country’s socio-economic inequality.
Community media have received support for around three decades, and yet South Africa’s information landscape remains deeply unequal.
The distribution of media closely matches the country’s socio-economic inequality. People in middle-class suburbs have access to an ever-growing range of information sources. Poorer areas and the countryside are often news deserts.
Sustained support for community media has undoubtedly led to growth in media in marginalised areas. Around 230 community radio stations are currently licensed, according to the Independent…
Digital Transformation: The ongoing digital transformation is reshaping how news
is produced, distributed, and consumed.

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Fun South African Fact: Despite the country’s status as a democratic republic, the Province of KwaZulu-Natal has a monarchy, specially provided for by the Constitution. Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu is the King of the Zulu Nation, has 27 kids and 6 wives and lives, literally, like a King!
Duchess
Roses are red
Violets are glorious
Never try to surprise
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