26 May 2013

The media

Aids 'animerts' spread message

An innovative new campaign using animated characters to communicate the HIV/Aids message to young South Africans promises to be both educational and entertaining.

All-day news for SA viewers

The South African news landscape is set to change in June with the launch of Africa’s first 24-hour news channel.

Online Oscars for the M&G

South Africa’s Mail & Guardian online was recently honoured alongside international heavyweights at the prestigious annual Webby Awards, which recognise outstanding work in cyberspace.

Better broadband for Africa

Internet users in Africa will soon have access to cheaper and more efficient broadband, with several new undersea fibre-optic cable connections to the continent in various stages of progress.

Rebate boost for SA film

The South African government is to inject millions of rands into the country's film industry with two new schemes aimed at encouraging local filmmakers to produce big-budget movies, and foreign filmmakers to use the country's diverse and stunning locations.

Google chooses SA code gurus

South African organisation Translate.org.za, which translates open source software into the country's 11 official languages, has been chosen as a participant in Google's prestigious 2008 Summer of Code project.

HIV/Aids fight moves to mobile

There's a new weapon in the fight against HIV/Aids: the mobile phone. South Africa's Project Masiluleke (Zulu for “to counsel”) is set to use mobile technology to help millions of people access treatment and more via their handsets.

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