Amod Munga commented on MTN launches SA Radio Awards

Seriously. How many more award shows do we need? And what's the relevance? I mean, if a Cape Town station wins Best Breakfast Show, people from Jozi are hardly likely to move house to listen to the show. In fact, the only benefit of the awards will be for the stations themselves - who will no doubt spin the awards into a reason for advertisers (who aren't that savvy) to do business with them. Awards are no reason to do business with anyone. Results are. Maybe more people from Cape Town switch to that Breakfast Show? You may say "yes"...but that's only if you believe in the listener-fiction.

Enver Buys commented on Media missed real scoop about Semenya

While the mainstream failed to celebrate the victory of Caster Semenya, they online community loved everything about Caster's victory. So much that the Facebook group, In support of Caster Semenya and African women set a new world record oby registering 46 000 members in one week.

Only The Star and SAfm reported this record breaking achievement, why did the mainstream media fail to report this important social networking trend?

Caster victory is very bit a part of every African women on the continent. On the 21 August 2009, Mr. Thabiso Teffo founder of the Facebook group In Support of Caster Semenya and African Women, had the following to say, “African Women across the world always find themselves being questioned about their unusual bodily features, this dates back to the days of Saartjie Baartman, she was exhibited around Britain for her highly unusual bodily features.

On the 27 August Thabiso wrote the following, "We'll honor our Icons like Sartjie Bartman, Lillian Ngoyi, Sir Leaf- Johnson in Liberia, and every other women has worked her self to sleep."

We the young leaders pledge ourselves, to work with everyone across all social, ethnic, and gender to highlight the plight of the Women in Sudan who went to court as a result of wearing a trouser. We shall stand beside the Sudanese during her court battle, for she is still 100% Women with her jeans.

Mission of Facebook Group, In Support of Caster Semenya and African Women.

August in South Africa, the nation celebrates the achievement of Women, in fighting against all forms of discrimination, women across the world , always found themselves having to suffer a result of the gender stereotypes , we therefore call upon all South African and the world to celebrate the women of the world, in breaking barriers gender insensitivity. This group is dedicated to Caster Semenya, when a certain media fraternity questions her Gender , we believe this are amongst many discrimination which African Women Suffer in the world.

Shan Radcliffe commented on

Another prize comment from the SABC, courtesy of its spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago, regarding the programming error: "Thank you very much to the people watching the SABC. When things go wrong they're quick to complain, but they don't congratulate us when things go right."

So you're telling us that every time you people actually do your jobs properly and don't screw up some programme / schedule / whatever, that we should call to say, "Well done for not f**king up today!" ?! :P

Oh, and for all those who are keen to catch the cut scene (hopefully in the right sequence this time), SABC 3 will be rebroadcasting all Monday night's episodes this Sunday, 6 September, from 2 - 4.30pm.