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Cape Town deejay Ready D pulls plug on short-lived political career

20 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Deon Daniels was making a play for the Cape Town mayoral chain under the banner of the People’s Movement for Change, which is yet to crack open the door of the city council…

Read More: Cape Town deejay Ready D pulls plug on short-lived political career.

Netwerk24 and the Modernization of Afrikaans Digital News: Netwerk24, operated by Media24, serves as the central digital home for Afrikaans online journalism, bringing together the newsrooms of Die Burger, Beeld, and Rapport. For Cape Town’s large Afrikaans-speaking audience, it transformed traditional print coverage into a digital subscription service. The platform delivers breaking regional news, deep investigative reporting, opinion columns, and video content directly to mobile devices, demonstrating how legacy language publications can build a scalable paywall model.

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