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DStv's latest package reshuffle offers cheaper sports options, but international events remain behind a premium paywall
Modern propaganda has moved from physical leaflet drops to covert digital influence campaigns
Mark Barnes and Tim Cohen say cheers and thanks for the fish
Long-time reader reflects on the FM's great journalism and humour.
Canal+ Africa CEO David Mignot reveals the unexpected cost increases embedded in MultiChoice's structure post-acquisition, but remains confident.
United24 has become Ukraine’s digital frontline, aiming to counter Russian disinformation with speed, evidence and compelling storytelling
Sekunjalo, now without PIC money, is shedding its old media assets as it seeks to become South Africa’s New York Times
For over a decade, Survé’s Sekunjalo paid neither capital nor interest on a R150m loan given to build his media empire. A new ruling holds out some hope for repayment (but not a…
The country’s film sector is in crisis, with incentive applications gathering dust and claims going unpaid, producers say
The first major investment in the media sector in years runs counter to the narrative of a broader market collapse
There’s nothing subtle about the US president – from dominating the media to excluding South Africa from the G20
The M20 – a global media initiative – is lobbying to ensure issues related to information integrity are reflected in the G20 policy agenda
PR maven Joanne Smith talks restaurants, running, surrealist art and the rituals that keep her grounded
Gambling has become South Africa’s next addiction crisis, fuelled by smartphones, sleek marketing and weak oversight.
The PR maven on fizzy water, a high school crush on Common, and how gardening taught her patience and rhythm
South African regulators want Google to cough up for local media’s decline – but is it really to blame?
