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The Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) hosted its highly anticipated Funders Breakfast in Johannesburg (6th May 2026), bringing together influential stakeholders, partners, broadcasters, and champions of community media in a powerful show of unity and commitment towards strengthening South Africa’s media landscape. The gathering served as a reminder of the critical role community media […]

Thirty years ago, on 8 May 1996, South Africa reached a historic milestone when the new Constitution was officially adopted. The moment marked the birth of a democratic framework that promised freedom, equality, dignity, and justice for all South Africans after decades of apartheid oppression. Today, as the country reflects on #30yrsDemocraticCitizenship during #AfricaMonth, an

Zhejiang set a 2026 GDP growth target of 5 to 5.5 percent, outlining priorities for the opening year of the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30) at a news conference in Hangzhou on April 30. The province said its GDP rose through three major thresholds during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), topping 7 trillion yuan

What will Zhejiang develop into over the next five years? On April 30, ZICC Anchor Sude was invited to attend a press conference themed “Getting Off to a Good Start in the 15th Five-Year Plan” in Zhejiang. Let’s take a look at what she learned.

In a rapidly evolving world where modernity often overshadows tradition, South Africa is taking a deliberate step to preserve what truly defines its identity, its people, their knowledge, and the stories passed down through generations. The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has officially opened a national call for nominations for Living Human Treasures, inviting

In recent years, global streaming platforms have opened new doors for African stories to reach international audiences. One of the most compelling examples of this shift is the Netflix documentary The Trials of Winnie Mandela, a production that revisits the life, legacy, and controversies surrounding one of South Africa’s most influential liberation figures. While the

As the demand for skills development opportunities continues to grow in South Africa, so too does the risk of opportunistic scams targeting hopeful job seekers. The Gibela Rail Transport Consortium has raised a serious concern following the circulation of a fraudulent advert promoting a so-called “Gibela Apprenticeship Programme” across social media and various online platforms.