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Community media employee Lydia Masemola explained, 'women do the faxing and men attend the conferences'. It was also reported that out of the approximately 80 newly licensed community radio stations, 'only a handful can claim to have women in decision-making roles'. F. Lloyd, 'NGOs Discover "Gender"', Weekly Mail & Guardian, 26 September 1996.
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