FJT president Piet Rampedi said setting aside a 50 percent share in the government s advertising budget would enhance the viability of black-owned enterprises in line with the revised Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BB-BEE) Codes of Good Practice. Rampedi said the government could not continue to pump money into companies that did not want to transform. “These companies see no obligation to transform. Spreading the cake will achieve long-term transformation in the industry. We are not asking for hand-outs,” said Rampedi. FJT represents journalists and entrepreneurs owning small media companies. Earlier this year the FJT met the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) to...