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The biggest lesson we can can all take home from this situation?

Lesson number 1 :
In south Africa particularly Joburg where lots of Reggae activities happen week in and week out, there is still no platform reliable enough to hold meaningful conversations, the era of formal Radio is slowly being competed with Social media Platforms where people can tune in to their favourite music at any time and also voice their opinions at any time...

Because social media is as powerful and even more than Radio in terms of mobilizing information and reaching tergeted audiences, based on numbers available to anyone, Facebook is the biggest platform the Reggae Industry has to get connected and build the industry with far less cost and engage eazily than wait forever for Mainstream to engage in your needs

If your algorithms gives you negative information at all times its your fault, but that doesn't mean everything on Facebook is not good. Ppl can run workshops on facebool live, cutting costs of traveling and logistics, so When an isssue is brought on Facebook it must not be deemed a bad thing all at once but MUST BE TAKEN AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE, DISCUSS AND FIND SOLUTIONS TO CHALLENGING HURDLES HOLDING BACK THE GROWTH OF MZANZI REGGAE.

HAVE YOUR SAY!!



What have u learnes out of this saga?

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