Today South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday. On October 19, In 1977, the apartheid government banned 18 Black Consciousness organisations, shut down The World and Weekend World newspapers and detained journalists including Percy Qoboza. Forty-nine years later, the day is being marked with focus on attacks on journalists, censorship and disinformation. For more we spoke to  SANEF projects manager, Hopewell Radebe.

<p>Today South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday. On October 19, In 1977, the apartheid government banned 18 Black Consciousness organisations, shut down The World and Weekend World newspapers and detained journalists including Percy Qoboza. Forty-nine years later, the day is being marked with focus on attacks on journalists, censorship and disinformation. For more we spoke to&nbsp; SANEF projects manager, Hopewell Radebe.</p>

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<p>SAfm Current Affairs is home to three informative one-hour-long news and actuality radio shows. Brought to you by SABC News.</p>