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7 DAYS TO GO!
One week from today, the conversation begins.
The Annual Public Service Media Symposium will bring together civil society organisations, academics and industry stakeholders to reflect on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of public service media.
What should public service media look like in the future? Let us know in the comments
🗓️ 8–9 September
📍Southern Sun Sandton
⏰ 08:30 – 17:00
Don’t miss the conversation. Register here and join us: forms.gle/RJgn582yoK2McfVf6
#PSMSymposium26 #SOSCoalition
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#AJENRoundtable2026 Day 1
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Other members of the Management Committee (MANCOM) are:
Deputy Chairperson: Slindile Khanyile
Secretary-General: Professor Glenda Daniels
Treasurer-General: Sbu Ngalwa
SANEF AGM elects new leadership
Saturday, 4 July 2026
.@SANEF held its Annual General Meeting in Pretoria today, where a new leadership was elected. Katy Katopodis was elected the new SANEF Chairperson.
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The Constitutional Court has found the Western Cape government and City of Cape Town's sale of the Tafelberg Property was unlawful. It also found the Western Cape government has failed to ensure social housing projects in the CBD to address apartheid legacy. @BDliveSA
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Even the powerful and well connected are getting nabbed these days. Don't do criminal things hoping your gogo's pet will save you
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Today, we mourn the loss of Abdullah Ibrahim (1934-2026).
A giant of South African and global jazz, we are honoured that his final public performance took place on the Rosies Stage at CTIJF on 27 March 2026.
Rest in peace, maestro. Your music lives on. 🕊️🎹
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Propaganda machine to public good: A history of 50 years of TV in SA dailymaverick.co.za/article/…
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[ON AIR] Propaganda machine to public good: a brief history of 50 years of TV in South Africa
Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with
Associate professor, University of the Western Cape, Prof Sisanda Nkoala.
#POWERTalk
Republished in News24 South Africa, in case you missed it in The Conversation Africa
news24.com/life/arts-and-ent…
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AJS invites you to look deeper into the continent’s unique media history. We are extending the spirit of #WPFD2026 by offering free access to these essential essays for the next 30 days.
Access the research:bit.ly/49eUFyg
#WordPressFreedomDay #AfricanJournalismStudies
I have a new co-edited volume out and had the opportunity to write something about it for @TC_Africa
Link: theconversation.com/propagan…
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Women who start multiple projects, generate ideas rapidly, and build businesses are being told they have ADHD. They tell me that their doctor or their online diagnosis told them that the real reason they manage multiple projects at once or have loads of business ideas is actually because they ‘have ADHD’!
Women who prefer solitude, depth, or meaningful connection over superficial socialising are being told they are autistic. Appalling.
Women who cut off abusive families, question authority, demand justice, make institutional complaints, or refuse to comply with harmful systems are being told they have ‘rigidity’, ‘black-and-white thinking’, or ‘social deficits’. They are being told they have sensitivity to justice because they must be Autistic.
Even women who pursue PhDs, create new frameworks, challenge dominant paradigms, and become intensely focused on their work are being told they have ‘special interests’.
At what point do we actually wake up and realise what is happening to us? AGAIN.
Read my new article to find out more.
Boys aren't raised to be men.They're raised to not be girls. That's the root of so much misogyny. Society doesn't teach boys empathy, emotional honesty, or respect for women as equals, it teaches them to suppress vulnerability, dominate,and fear anything "feminine." They're rewarded for aggression and punished for kindness. And when adulthood hits,these habits don't just vanish, they manifest as entitlement, objectification, and sexism.
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BREAKING: Chuck Norris, the martial arts master and actor whose toughness became internet lore, dies at 86. apnews.com/article/chuck-nor…
We do not talk enough about how many women stop enjoying their birthdays while they’re married. Not because they “don’t care about getting older,” but because the day becomes one more emotional obstacle course to manage. She is not waking up wondering what cake she wants or how she wants to feel; she is scanning the room, reading his mood, lowering her expectations before breakfast. By the time the candles come out, she has already spent the day protecting herself from disappointment
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Nothing exposes human selfishness like money that must be returned.
The moment someone is in distress, they approach you with humility, urgency, sometimes even desperation. They appeal to your empathy. But the moment the money lands in their account, the power dynamic shifts.
Your urgency is no longer their urgency. Your sacrifice is no longer visible to them. Their life continues unencumbered , while you are left holding the expectation of repayment. And from that point forward, the debt is serviced ( if at all) on their own terms, according to their own comfort, their own timing and their convenience.
I repeat, nothing exposes human selfishness like money that must be returned.































