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Axing Days of Our Lives may not decolonise our TVs
A bittersweet moment for many as we celebrate the creation of space for locally produced content, while also mourning the loss of a nostalgic links.
Multichoice fined R40 000 for negligence
Broadcaster Multichoice has received two fines for running inappropriate promos on DSTV.
Battle of the box divides Namec
The small electronics industry body is accusing two of its heads of being 'empowerment raiders'.
Cabinet turf war causes TV delay
The ANC is losing patience with the turf war that has erupted over digital migration from the old analogue signal when watching television in SA.
Samsung to open television manufacturing plant in Durban
Samsung Electronics is to open a TV manufacturing plant in the Dube Trade Port near Durban, investing $20-million over the next four years.
Something on the side: TVs and gadgets
Sean Bacher rounds up this month's most desirable gadgets, including the smart TV by Hisense and a golfing must-have from Garmin.
Think outside the boring TV box
Great non-American TV shows and the advent of streaming
services mean there is no reason to stick to what you know.
Dexter’s deteriorating dynamics
Laurence Caromba takes us through the final season of the American television drama series, "Dexter".
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International Partnerships are key for Africa during Covid-19
Perhaps this pandemic is the jolt that we needed to strengthen intra-country collaboration and revive international friendships
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Auditor-General of South Africa seeks request for information
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Former bursary student hits a six and lands top job at WPCA
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SANRAL to professionalise its finance division with world-class professional accounting designations
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Empowering his people to unleash their potential
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