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129 Rochester Road

Observatory

Cape Town,

South Africa

Telephone:

+27 (0) 214472525

Fax:

+27(0) 866378096

9th Floor

Field North Building

23 De Beer Street

Braamfontein

Johannesburg

South Africa

Telephone:

+27 (0) 11403 4336

Fax:

+27 (0) 11403 4314

Media Production

Written by Amanlda! Alternative Media (July - September) 2010
Monday, 12 July 2010 10:39
The Amandla NewsLink presents breaking news from over 50 publications on one website. This is a resource for alternative media producers to compare commercial and alternative news angles and compile the editorial and programme that serves their community.
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Written by Amanlda! Alternative Media (July - September) 2010
Friday, 09 July 2010 10:31
Unemployment is a national disaster. Yet the commercialized media seldom reports on unemployment. More than 40% of working age South Africans is now without jobs; their creativity, imagination and energy, vital to the rebuilding of our country, day by day destroyed! 70% of the unemployed are youth and the majority (60%) is women.
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Written by Administrator
Sunday, 27 June 2010 11:47
Pamphlets are an important way of getting information to the community. Here are some tips for producing pamphlets that mobilize people to support your cause, to advertise a meeting or specific event, and to popularise your slogans and messages.
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Written by Administrator
Friday, 25 June 2010 11:23
The short story form is a very powerful way of engaging an audience. This guide to writing short stories from Dennis Jerz includes tips fro getting started, writing a catchy first paragraph, developing characters, writing dialogue, using setting and context, setting up the plot, creating conflict/tension, building to a climax, and delivering a resolution.
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Written by Amanlda! Alternative Media (April -June) 2010
Thursday, 01 April 2010 16:45
The commercialised media presents South Africa as being a land of opportunity where anyone who works hard can get ahead. In reality the structural inequalities of South Africa dictate that the vast majority of our people will remain locked in poverty until they find a voice and challenge the elite that build and maintain our unjust economic system. Here are some facts that signpost our inequality...
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