by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, Jan, 2026 | News and Insights
This week, a heavy cloud fell over South Africa as a normal school day ended in tragedy. Fourteen young lives were lost when a taxi and a truck collided, leaving families and communities shattered. As the nation mourned, grief was deepened by the spread of a fake AI-generated image falsely claiming to show the victims. Instead of bringing comfort, the misuse of technology caused further pain, reminding us that in moments of loss, truth, respect, and compassion must always come before clicks and attention.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, Nov, 2025 | News and Insights
In today’s digital world, content creation connects people and shapes ideas across the globe. Yet behind every captivating video and online campaign lies an unseen cost; the environmental toll of digital production. From high-energy data centres and AI systems to the rise of electronic waste, the digital industry contributes to pollution and climate change. As technology grows, the media sector faces a key challenge: creating meaningful stories while protecting the planet. Sustainable practices like local filming, energy-saving methods, and eco-friendly materials can help reduce this impact. When creativity meets environmental responsibility, digital media can become a powerful tool for positive change and a greener future.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Mon, Oct, 2025 | News and Insights
In today’s world, where consumers demand brands to represent more than just profit, collaboration between corporations and advocacy organisations has come out as a working strategy for promoting meaningful change.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Thu, Sep, 2025 | News and Insights
Back then, major news outlets, TV, and radio broadcasts played the main role of informing the public before social media platforms, gossip columns, and tabloids gained influence.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Mon, Apr, 2025 | News and Insights
In today’s world, where smartphones can outperform the equipment once used in newsrooms, journalism is no longer restricted to individuals with official press licences or professional credentials.
