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National Lottery Board grants funding to community radio station in Soweto

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The National Lottery Board provided a grant to JoziFM, a community radio station operating in Soweto. The station has been embroiled in internal conflict for nearly ten years between a board and a chief executive officer. This conflict includes accusations regarding more than R30 million that remains unaccounted for, despite the National Lottery Board having given the JoziFM board a R34.8m grant around 2014.

From mg.co.za

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The funding supports community media in Soweto. The grant comes while the station is dealing with severe internal disputes, including the board firing the CEO and the CEO appointing a new board. These conflicts center on the management and accountability of the station's finances.

From mg.co.za

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  • SowetoLocation where the community radio station operates

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