EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO HIS/HER OPINIONS

I grew-up in an environment where television was educating. However, I did not know the real reason why there is television. Even now I want to believe that television is educating though there are those programmes that I watch and feel that why this programme is being broadcasted. Television caters for a broad variety of people, whereas people we often adopt from its programmes.

Individually we live by our own values,however at some point the media influence them by setting agendas and framing issues. The media share ideas about old and current issues to our societies on a daily basis. Our communities therefore adapt to those ideas as the right way of living.

Mike Mvelase, the former
generations
 actor
 known as Khaphela(Drum.co.za)

We individually have reasons why we use the media. Some use media as part of their entertainment while others use it for educational and guidance purpose. However,today some of our media activities are no-longer educational nor adding value to our lives.

On Wednesday, 12 June 2013, Drum magazine published views of former generation actor, Mike Mvelase known as Khaphela. According to Drum Mvelase said “The writers of Generations are sending out the wrong message. What lessons are they teaching our kids with the characters of Senzo and Jason?"read more

Personally I believe that media will never change but will grow in framing and setting agendas for our societies, but it will depends on us to which programmes we choose to watch. Using viewership reports will assist to know what the public really wants.

DEATH STOLE FROM OUR SOUTH AFRICAN FAMILY ONCE AGAIN!

Death steals from our families on a daily basis without thinking about those who will be left behind. It is a visitor of all families and at its own time. No one can choose when to die and how. It is always by the will of God. Those left behind can hold on to great memories that our brothers and sisters have left behind.

 

Vuyo Mbuli's son,wife and
daughter at Vuyo's funeral
(News.howzit.msn.com)



It is with great sadness to learn about the shocking death of Vuyo Mbuli, Mr. Broadcaster who was an SABC radio and television presenter read more...

 
He was a father, a husband, a son, a friend, colleague, a mentor, role model etc. I only knew Mr. Mbuli by seeing him from the television but his death and how it happened got me thinking that death can occur and at anytime read more... I started knowing Mr. Mbuli from Morning Live News while I was in primary school. At home we watched Morning Live every morning for time while we prepare ourselves for school. Having to read about his death on the news triggered sad emotions and to post about his death.

Vuyo Mbuli(sabc.co.za)

Different media platforms from all parts of the earth reported about him as a good person with an inviting
personality and good reputation. The media also portrays
him as a somebody who was willing to teach and help others.

Family and friends made their last good byes. He will always be remembered by his good deeds to South African citizens. May His Soul Rest In Peace.

SHARP SHARP Mr. Mbuli!