etv is South Africa's favourite free-to-air television channel providing broad appeal programming spanning all age, race and income groups across 80. 5% of the South African population. etv's remarkable growth has seen it become a major force in the South African broadcasting industry. etv embraces a digital future by having a presence on terrestrial television and online. etv VISION Our vision is to promote, profile and position e. tv as the channel of choice and the number one entertainment television network in South Africa. etv AUDIENCE etv is the second largest channel in the South Africa. etv's terrestrial signal reaches 80. 5% of the South African Population. etv appeals to all races, all ages and all income groups and is the most viewed English language channel in the country. 69% of the e. tv audience are Black. Among the wealthiest 20% of the population is included in the top end of our target market...

We aim to recognize the artistic and cultural contributions of local filmmakers, musicians, models and everything happening newsworthy around Pretoria. We aim to recognize the artistic and cultural contributions of local filmmakers, musicians, models and everything happening newsworthy around Pretoria. We provide diverse and meaningful portrayals of the queer community. Urban fusion once interviewed the world's number one wealth coach, Mr JT FOXX (2 February 2015) We pride ourselves on delivering Afrocentric content that is informative and entertaining. We are working on launching our online radio on a frequency platform and this will make us unique compared to other local radio stations based on dual accessibility on frequency and online platforms. The mandate of Urban fusion is to give the local and marginalised a voice in the world platform. The radio's focus is to bring community members together and address issues that have an impact on them. Urban fusion strives to b

About The BCCSA as an Independent Judicial Tribunal The Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa ("BCCSA") was established by the National Association of Broadcasters ("NAB") in 1993. According to the BCCSA's Constitution it is a body corporate, capable of suing and being sued in its corporate name, and