Community Media Trust
Sibongiseni Nyangiwe currently serves as the M&E and Data Manager at Community Media Trust, a position held since August 2018. Previously, Sibongiseni worked as an Information Analyst and Researcher at the City of Cape Town from June 2015 to July 2018, where responsibilities included data acquisition and maintenance. Prior roles at the City of Cape Town included Information Assistant from March 2014 to February 2015, during which tasks encompassed updating presentations and fact sheets, handling data analysis, and supporting strategic projects. Earlier experience includes an internship in Pollution Management at the Department of Environmental Affairs from May 2013 to February 2014, focusing on reviewing Environmental Impact Assessments and addressing pollution-related inquiries. Sibongiseni holds a BSc Honours in Environmental and Water Science and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Water Science, both from the University of the Western Cape, alongside an National Senior Certificate from Aloe Senior Secondary School.
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Community Media Trust
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Community Media Trust is a not-for-profit company that provides media production and interpersonal communication services, mainly focused on health and human rights. Our various campaigns and programmes aim to empower the people of South Africa with information and support in accessing health and social services. CMT has become established in the non-profit sector as a leading provider of social and behaviour change communication services and has more than 20 years of experience in informing and inspiring South African communities with impactful communication projects. Our extensive media service portfolio includes television, radio, documentaries, out-of-home advertising such as billboards and street poles, print and digital publishing including web-based and social media, and on-the-ground activations. Our experienced creative team follows a proven methodology to develop bespoke campaigns for our clients, from branding, imagery and messaging, to the creation of IEC (information, education and communication) materials. We ensure the effectiveness of our campaigns by conducting participatory workshops, focus-group discussions and pre-testing with target audiences. Our outreach teams provide interpersonal communication services in communities across the country, motivating and supporting people to reduce their risk of HIV infection and to access health services, and to support those living with HIV to remain on treatment. We are guided by a holistic, evidence-based approach that addresses various socioeconomic realities and structural issues.