Minister Solly Malatsi announced that South Africa's Department of Communications and Digital Technologies seeks public input on proposed media regulations. The government published a Draft White Paper addressing Audio and Audiovisual Media Services and Online Safety through constitutional requirements. Officials aim to modernize broadcasting and digital content oversight amid changing technology landscapes. The policy framework targets streaming platforms and internet safety measures for citizens. Public participation ensures comprehensive regulatory development across media sectors.
Citizens have thirty days from Government Gazette publication to submit written feedback on the proposed regulations. The department may reject submissions received after the deadline expires. Interested parties can access the complete draft document through official government websites and departmental platforms. All comments must reach the Director-General at the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies. Email submissions require specific subject line text referencing the Draft White Paper policy for proper processing.
Citizens have thirty days from Government Gazette publication to submit written feedback on the proposed regulations. The department may reject submissions received after the deadline expires. Interested parties can access the complete draft document through official government websites and departmental platforms. All comments must reach the Director-General at the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies. Email submissions require specific subject line text referencing the Draft White Paper policy for proper processing.
