Tiso Blackstar Group
Chamulinso is a Village in zambia, chilubi district, the Village founder Late. Neta Sambeshi . Chamulinso means "Something always inside the eye". The family is too small. with more expects good things. Avusa publications and services. Digital. Avusa created a network of its own websites, named Times Media Live, in 2010. In 2011 this network began to expand from three sites to 21 in 2014, made up mostly of disparate websites within the Group (Times Live, Sowetan Live, BDLIVE, Financial Mail, HeraldLive and more) including the African representation of "The Daily Telegraph". In doing so, Times Media Live  became the second largest publisher network and thereafter Times Live the second largest website in South Africa. Times Media Live was the first large media-owned publisher to reach profitability in the 2013 financial year. In 2014 "The Rand Daily Mail" was resuscitated as an online-only brand. Picasso Headline currently publishes: In April 2019, Tiso Blacksar relaunched Vrye Weekblad. Events. Tiso Blackstar Events is the events division of Tiso Blackstar Group which focuses on creating and managing events that leverage the reach of its titles to create brand awareness and recognition for brands and sponsors Controversies. Accusations of fake  news. On 27 November 2016, "The Sunday Times" published a story claiming that South African radio and television personality, and former "Idols SA" judge, Gareth Cliff had "admitted to giving fellow Idols SA judge Marah Louw the spiked drink that led to her notorious slurring and swearing on live TV", with further suggestions made that the incident had resulted in Louw's contract not being renewed. As a result of the article, Gareth Cliff was the victim of many insults on social media, before releasing a statement on Facebook confronting the false allegations printed in the "Sunday Times". Susan Smuts , Managing Editor of the "Times", responded to Cliff's lawyer, admitting that there had been "misinterpretations". Cliff, via his lawyer, demanded an unreserved apology from the "Times".