Blessing Makwambeni

Nov 21, 2024 | cput.ac.za | Blessing Makwambeni

Senior Lecturer in the Media Department, Dr Blessing Makwambeni, is amongst the editors of a groundbreaking new book, Organisational Communication in Africa: Navigating a Digitalising World. The book brings together empirical work that examines how digitalisation is impacting on and re-configuring organisational communication in different countries across the African continent.

Oct 30, 2023 | en.ejo.ch | Sisanda Nkoala |Blessing Makwambeni |Trust Matsilele

Sisanda Nkoala, University of South Africa; Blessing Makwambeni, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Trust Matsilele, Cape Peninsula University of TechnologyThe number of South African internet users has nearly doubled in the past decade. One 2023 study of 45 developed countries suggests that South Africans even lead the world when it comes to the amount of time spent in front of screens, at 58.2% of the day.

Oct 27, 2023 | themediaonline.co.za | Sisanda Nkoala |Blessing Makwambeni |Trust Matsilele

The number of South African internet users has nearly doubled in the past decade. One 2023 study of 45 developed countries suggests that South Africans even lead the world when it comes to the amount of time spent in front of screens, at 58.2% of the day. This digital transformation has significant implications for the country’s media.

Oct 24, 2023 | niemanlab.org | Sisanda Nkoala |Blessing Makwambeni |Trust Matsilele |Joshua Benton

The number of South African internet users has nearly doubled in the past decade. One 2023 study of 45 developed countries suggests that South Africans even lead the world when it comes to the amount of time spent in front of screens, at 58.2% of the day. This digital transformation has significant implications for the country’s media.

Oct 22, 2023 | bizcommunity.com | Sisanda Nkoala |Blessing Makwambeni |Trust Matsilele

The number of South African internet users has nearly doubled in the past decade. One 2023 study of 45 developed countries suggests that South Africans even lead the world when it comes to the amount of time spent in front of screens, at 58.2% of the day. This digital transformation has significant implications for the country’s media.