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Framing land expropriation: a comparative content analysis of SABC and eNCA's coverage of the LEWC public hearings
This study examines how eNews Channel Africa (eNCA) and the South African Broadcasting Corporation framed public hearings on amending Section 25 of the Constitution for land expropriation without compensation, a deeply political issue in post- apartheid South Africa. Using thematic content analysis...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2026
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