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The media's role in the consolidation of democracy in South Africa: the case of the SABC's soap operas as a cultural public sphere
This study has been inspired by the political events in the past few years that signalled a general decline, instead of consolidation, of democracy in South Africa. The decline has caused a rising trust deficit between the government and the citizens of South Africa. These events have raised questio...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2022
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