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Party Election Broadcasts and Political STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No.34269 3 GENERAL NOTICE NOTICE 279 OF 2011 IC Authority of South Africa 164 Katherine Street, Sandton Sandton, 2146 PARTY ELECTION BROADCASTS (PEBs) AND POUllCAL ADVERllSEMENT (Pas) DURING ELECllON PERIOD I, DR Stephen Mncube, Chairperson of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa ('the Authorityj here by publish, the schedule to monitor Party Election Broadcasts (PEBs) during the election broadcast period and Political Advertisements (PAs) during the election period in terms of Sections 56, 57, 58 and 59 of the Electronic Communications Act No. 36 of 2005 ('the ECA"). 4 No. 34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa ("the Authority") is empowered in tenns of Sections 56, 57, 58 and 59 of the Electronic Communications Act No. 36 of 2005 ("the ECA'') to monitor Party Election Broadcasts (PEBs) during the election broadcast period and Political Advertisements (PAs) during election period. The Authority has, under Section 57(2) of the ECA determined the time to be made available to political parties for the broadcast of PEBs, including the duration and scheduling PEBs. PEBs shall be broadcast in all SABC radio stations and television stations as well as on the following Community and Commercial Sound Broadcasting Services: • Aganang Community Radio • Alfred Nzo Community Radio • Barberton Community Radio • Botlokwa Community Radio • CapeTalk • CCFM • ChaiFM • East Wave Radio • EdenFM • Ekhephini Community Radio • Emmanuel Haven Radio • Radio Graaff Reinet • Greater Middleburg FM • Highveld Stereo • Highway Community Radio •ICORAFM • lnanda Community Radio • Kangala Community Radio • Radio Islam • lzwi Lomzansi • Kanyamazane Community Radio STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No.34269 5 • Kathorus Community Radio • KFM • Khanya Community Radio • Khwezi FM • KovsieFM • KowieFM • Radio Mafisa • MakhadoFM • Maputaland Community Radio • Moletsi FM • Moutse Community Radio • Naledi Community Radio • NewcasUe Community Radio • North West FM • Phalaborwa Community Radio • Qwa- Qwa Community Radio • Rhodes Music Radio • Sekhukhune Community Radio • South Cape Stereo • Radio Sunnysouth • Talk Radio 702 • Radio Today • Tubatse Community Radio • Radio Turf • Ulwazi Community Radio • Umgungundlovu Community Radio • Radio Unique 6 No.34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 • Univen Radio • Vaaltar FM • Valley Community Radio • Voice of Tembisa Community Radio • Voice of the Cape • West Coast • Radio Zibonele • Zululand Community Radio • Mafikeng Community Radio • StarFM PEBs shall be broadcast from Sunday, 24 April 2011 to Sunday, 15 May 2011. Each radio station transmitting PEBs will have four PEB slots every day (O&hOO to 09h00, 09h00 to 12h00, 12h00 to 15h00, and 15h00 to 18hOO). Below is a list of SABC radio stations per region: Gauteng: Metro FM, 5FM, lkwekwezi Fm Free State: Lesedi FM Umpopo: Thobela FM, Munghana Lonene FM, Phalaphala FM Mpumalanga: Ligwalagwala FM North West: Motsweding FM Eastern Cape: Umhlobo Wenene, Tru Fm Western Cape: Good Hope FM Kwa- Zulu Natal: Ukhozi FM, Lotus FM Northern Cape: XKM, RSG STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No.34269 7 All enquiries, except for complaints related enquiries, should be directed to: Ms. Fikile Hlongwane The Manager: Broadcasting Compliance 164 Katherine Street, Sandton, Johannesburg Pinmill Farm, Block D Tel: (011) 566 3197 E-mail: [email protected] All complaints related enquiries should be directed to: Mr. Gordon Mashigo Legal Adviser: Litigation & CCC 164 Katherine Street, Sandton, Johannesburg Pinmill Farm, Block C Tel: (011) 566 3611 E-mail: [email protected] 8 No.34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 NATIONAL RADIO SLOTS Sunday, 24 April 2011 06h00-Q9h00 SAFM SOCIALIST CIVIC MOVEMENT 09h00-12h00 SAFM NEW GENERATION PARTY 12h00-15h00 SAFM ABOLITION OF INCOME TAX AND USURY PARTY 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00-Q9h00 RADI02000 SA DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS I 09h00-12hOO RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 SOUTH AFRICAN POUTICALAWANCE 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00-09h00 RSG AFRICAN PEOPLE'S CONVENTION 09h00-12h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 RSG UNITED CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 15h00-18h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Monday, 25 April 2011 06h00-Q9h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 SAFM LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY 12h00-15h00 SAFM SOCIALIST PARTY OF AZANIA 15h00-18h00 ISAFM STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No.34269 9 ~ I oohoo-o9hoo RADI02000 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 CIVIC DEMOCRATS 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC CHRISTIAN PARTY 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS RSG ALJAMA-AH 06h00-09h00 09h00-12h00 RSG OU PACALTSDORP INWONERS VERENIGING 12h00-15h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Tuesday, 26 April 2011 I oahoo-Q9hoo SAFM DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 09h00-12h00 SAFM AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 12h00-1Sh00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 SAFM INKATHAFREEDOM PARTY 06h00-Q9h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN BOND OF UNITY 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 NATIONAL REPUBLIC PARTY 15h00-18h00 .RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 10 No.34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 I osh00-Q9hoo RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 RSG PLETTENBERG BAY COMMUNITY FORUM 112h00-15h00 RSG DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE I I 15h00-1shoo RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Wednesday, 27 April 2011 06h00-09h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 SAFM SOLIDARITY PARTY 12h00-15h00 SAFM GREAT KONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS I 06h00-Q9h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 SINDAWONYE PROGRESSIVE PARTY 06h00-Q9h00 RSG DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 09h00-12h00 RSG STELLENBOSCH PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE 12h00-15h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 IRSG CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLE STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEI2011 No. 34269 11 Thursday, 28 April2011 06h00-09h00 SAFM DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 09h00-12h00 SAFM SA PROGRESSIVE CIVIC ASSOCIATION 12h00-15h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00-09h00 RADI02000 • AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 LIBERAL PEOPLE'S PARTY 15h00-18h00 RADI02 MPUMALANGA PARTY 06h00-09h00 RSG I ALJAMAAR 09h00-12h00 RSG ; AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS I - 12h00-15h00 RSG VRYHEIDSFRONT PLUS I 15h00-18h00 RSG ABOLITION OF INCOME TAX AND USURY PARTY Friday, 29 April 2011 06h00-09h00 SAFM 09h00-12h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 SAFM AFRICAN CHRISTIAN AWANCE 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12 No.34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 06h00-Q9h00 RADI02000 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 INDEPENDENT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 KHOISAN PARTY 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 XIMOKO PARTY 00 RSG LOEMHOF PARTY 09h00-12h00 RSG INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY 12h00-15h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 RSG VRYHEIDSFRONT PLUS Saturday, 30 April 2011 06h00-Q9h00 SAFM 09h00-12h00 SAFM PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT CIVIC ORGANISATION 12h00-15h00 SAFM WORKING TOGETHER PARTY 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00-09h00 RADI02000 PEOPLE'S CIVIC ORGANISATION 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No. 34269 13 06h00-o9h00 RSG UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT 09h00-12h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 RSG PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS Sunday, 01 May 2011 I 06hoo-o9hoo SAFM UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT 09h00-12h00 SAFM INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY • 112h00-15h00 SAFM AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS 15h00-18h00 SAFM INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY 06h00-o9h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 I AFRICAN PEOPLES CONVENTION I 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 SA POLITICAL PARTY I 1 06h00-09h00 RSG INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY I 09hoo-12hoo RSG • WESTERN CAPE COMMUNITY i 12h00-15h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 115h00-18h00 •RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 14 No. 34269 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 6 MAY 2011 Monday, 02 May 2011 06h00-09h00 SAFM UNIVERSAL CIVICS OF SOUTH AFRICA • 09h00-12h00 !SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 SAFM 15h00-18h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00-09h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC AWANCE 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 ANKWETLA PARTY OF SOUTH AFRICA ! 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS 115h00~1~8h00 RADI02000 INDEPENDENT RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION ! 06h00-09h00 RSG AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 IRSG TSANTSABANE COMMUNITY FORUM 12h00-15h00 ,RSG KAROO GEMEENSKAP PARTY 15h00-18h00 !RSG MINORITY FRONT Tuesday, 03 May 2011 06h00-09h00 SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 09h00-12h00 SAFM ' INDEPENDENT CONGRESS 12h00-15h00 SAFM WORKING TOGETHER • 15h00-18h00 isAFM DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE STAATSKOERANT, 6 MEl 2011 No.34269 15 06h00-Q9h00 RADI02 ,.. NATIONAL CONGRESS i 09h00·12h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 12h00·15h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 15h00-18h00 RADI02000 AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 06h00.Q9h00 RSG TSANTSABANE COMMUNITY FORUM 09h00-12h00 RSG STUDENTESTEM PARTY 12h00-15h00 RSG DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 15h00-18h00 RSG PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS Wednesday, 04 May 2011 hOO SAFM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS ' 09h00·12h00 SAFM • THE REAL CONGRESS I 12h00-15h00 SAFM I AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS I 15h00-18h00 SAFM ! ADELAIDE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION 06h00-09h00 RADI02000 I SIMUNYE IN CHRIST 09h00-12h00 RADI02000 OPERATION KHANYISA 12h00-15h00 RADI02000 DEMOCRATIC
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