Vol. 28 (2023)

Articles

• The depiction of Orania in the media (2013-2022): A quantitative analysis using Natural Language Processing (NLP)

  Burgert Senekal

  1-19

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• The moderating effect of the use of virtual reality technologies in the branding of the cultural tourism sector: an analysis from the brand heritage

  Jairo Salas-Paramo, Diana Escandon-Barbosa

  20-37

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• Dynamics of Social Media Metrics and Fashion Subculture Among South African Young TikTok Users

  Savanna Gouveia , Tatenda Chabata

  38-52

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• THE ROLE OF STRATEGIC MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS IN REDUCING FOOD LOSS AND WASTE IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Olebogeng Selebi, Criska Slabbert, Elizma van Niekerk

  53-70

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• Exploring non-profit organisations’ communication channels and message content

  Sabryna Joanne Tsinga Mambadja, Hilda Bongazana Dondolo, David Pieter Conradie

  71-85

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• Public responses to multiphased fear and pro-social emotional appeals from the South African government’s covid-19 health communication strategies

  Elizabeth Lubinga, Karabo Sitto-Kaunda

  86-102

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• What Gets into the Media:The Case of Media Bias in Vietnam During COVID-19

  Tuong-Minh Ly-Le

  103-116

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• This is Undignified! Comparing the Representation of Human Dignity on Cheaters and Uyajola 9/9

  Motsamai Molefe, Mthobeli Ngcongo

  117-132

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• Safety of Journalists from a Gendered Perspective: Evidence from Female Journalists in Ghana’s Rural and Peri-Urban Media

  Theodora Dame Adjin-Tettey, Manfred A. K. Asuman, Mary Selikem Ayim- Segbefia

  133-150

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• The Impact of a one-day adventure-based experiential lernaing programme on the communication competence of adult learners at a business school

  Dalmé Mulder, Hermanus Johan Bloemhoff

  151-160

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• The Role of Digital Transformation in Enhancing Communication: A Case Study of OR Tambo District Municipality in South Africa

  Nelson Nciweni, Trust Matsilele, Rifqah Abrahams

  161-176

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• South African Silences, Japanese Erasures: Blackman Ngoro and the Persistence of Apartheid

  177-191

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