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South African Broadcasting Corporation

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

The South African Broadcasting Corporation (南非國家廣播電視台), or SABC, is South Africa’s state-owned public broadcaster, established in August 1936 and headquartered in Johannesburg. Designated as a Schedule 2 Major Public Entity under the Public Finance Management Act — a classification for South Africa’s largest and most significant state-owned enterprises that report directly to Parliament — SABC operates five television channels and 18 radio stations, making it one of the largest state broadcasters in Africa. Opposition politicians and civil society groups have sometimes criticized the broadcaster for allegedly functioning as a mouthpiece for the ruling African National Congress, similar to accusations leveled during the apartheid era when it served the National Party government. CEO David Makubyane participated in China Media Group’s December 2025 Silk Road Television Community Summit in Yangjiang. Mbali Lesabe, current affairs TV news editor, participated in the February 2026 Belt and Road Media Cooperation Forum journalist delegation.

Kwong Wah Yit Poh

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

Kwong Wah Yit Poh (光華日報) is a Malaysian Chinese-language daily newspaper founded on December 20, 1910, by Chinese revolutionary Dr. Sun Yat-sen (孫中山) in Penang. The newspaper was established from the Tongmenghui headquarters at 120 Armenian Street, which now houses the Sun Yat-sen Museum Penang. Kwong Wah Yit Poh is recognized as “the world’s oldest Chinese newspaper outside of China” and Malaysia’s oldest surviving Chinese-language newspaper. The publication ceased operations during World War II in 1941 and resumed in 1946. Currently led by Chairman Dato’ Sri Lim Soo Tong (拿督斯里林綉通) and Deputy Chairman Tan Sri Ong Kim Huat (丹斯里王錦發), the newspaper operates from 19 Presgrave Street in George Town, Penang, serving primarily the northern Malaysian Chinese community with a daily circulation exceeding 100,000 copies.

Wuxi Daily

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

Wuxi Daily (无锡日报) is the mouthpiece publication of the CCP Committee of the city of Wuxi, in China’s Jiangsu province. Founded on August 1, 1949, as Workers’ Life (工人生活), it became the official party organ in 1954 and adopted its current name in 1957. The newspaper suspended publication during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1979) before resuming operations. Now published by Wuxi Daily Media Group, the full-color broadsheet maintains the largest circulation among local news publications in the Wuxi region at 50,000 copies, with readership reaching 550,000-600,000 people. It covers Wuxi city and surrounding areas including Jiangyin and Yixing cities. The publication claimed in the late 2010s to have pioneered online newspaper services in Jiangsu province and has evolved into a multimedia platform encompassing print, digital, mobile, and audio-visual content.

Parlamentní Listy

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

Parlamentní Listy (议会报) is a Czech online news and commentary portal established in 2008, operated since 2023 by NAŠE MÉDIA a.s. and headquartered in Prague. The publication positions itself as a discussion, news and commentary platform but has been described by critics as a disinformation medium with no institutional connection to the Czech Parliament despite its name. According to organizational listings, leadership has included Jan Holoubek as director and Marek Bláha as editor-in-chief. The platform claims to provide elected representatives with individual profiles to publish views without editorial intervention and describes its journalistic section as supplementary. Critics have accused the publication of spreading pro-Russian propaganda and manipulative content, while supporters describe it as providing alternative perspectives in contrast to mainstream media coverage.

Presidency of the Council of Ministers

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

Established under Peru’s constitution, the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (Presidencia del Consejo de Ministros), or PCM, is an administrative body headed by Peru’s prime minister, who is officially the president of the Council of Ministers, the country’s cabinet. The body coordinates national policies, oversees public institutions and regulatory bodies. The council has engaged with China on media cooperation, including launching a Spanish-language programming series produced by the state-run China Media Group (CMG), under the Central Propaganda Department.

Ministry of Culture of Peru

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

The Ministry of Culture of Peru (Ministerio de Cultura) is the government ministry in the country responsible for promoting national culture and identity. It was established on July 21, 2010, through Law 29565, during the second presidency of former Alan García, who served two non-consecutive terms — from 1985 to 1990 and from 2006 to 2011. The ministry oversees the preservation of national heritage, the arts, and cultural industries, as well as the protection of Peru’s diverse ethnic communities. The ministry signed a two-year MOU with China in 2024 for cooperation in media and the arts.

Andina

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

Andina, formerly known as the Agencia Peruana de Noticias Andina, is Peru’s official state-owned news agency. Founded on June 12, 1981, it operates under the state publishing group Editora Perú. The agency covers politics, economics, culture, sports, and technology, and reports that it distributes an average of close to 100 news dispatches daily to radio stations, national and regional newspapers, as well as to international wire services. Andina maintains a network of regional correspondents across Peru’s provinces. It also offers an English-language website.

Chinese Embassy in Peru

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Peru (中華人民共和國駐秘魯大使館) is China’s chief diplomatic mission in the country. The mission was established in February 1972, three months after the two countries established diplomatic relations on November 2, 1971. Peru was the third Latin American country to recognize the People’s Republic of China, after Cuba and Chile. The embassy serves as the primary channel for political, economic, and cultural relations between the two countries. The embassy drew attention during the 2021 ‘Vaccinagate’ scandal, in which 487 Peruvian officials and elites were secretly vaccinated with courtesy doses sent by Chinese vaccine manufacturer Sinopharm before the public rollout. Medical journal The Lancet reported that 1,200 of the 3,200 courtesy doses were delivered to the embassy, which did not respond to questions about the doses it received.

Haixi MCN Cross-Strait Youth Base

Written by Editors on March 25, 2026.

The Haixi MCN Cross-Strait Youth Base (海西MCN兩岸青年三創基地) is a livestream e-commerce incubator for Taiwanese youth, launched on November 16, 2022, in Xiamen’s Huli District, Fujian Province, a key cross-strait economic zone home to over 1,600 Taiwanese-funded enterprises. The base is operated by its parent company, Yijia (Xiamen) Consulting Management Co., Ltd. (譯迦（廈門）顧問管理有限公司). The facility provides early-stage entrepreneurs with shared workspace, training, mentorship, and operational support to help launch their businesses. It also operates as a Multi-Channel Network (MCN) — a type of agency central to China’s booming livestream shopping industry that manages influencers, connects them with brands, and handles content production and supply chains. MCNS, importantly, have also played a key strategic role for China in its external propaganda strategy. Haixi MCN offers residents access to more than 50 livestreaming rooms, digital marketing training on livestreaming platforms such as Douyin and Kuaishou, rent subsidies, and startup funding support. The base has held public e-commerce training courses, digital marketing bootcamps, and short-video entrepreneurship workshops in partnership with local government bodies and major platforms, training over 3,000 people. It also claims over 70 resident Taiwanese enterprises. In 2024, the base established a product showroom on Taiwan’s Kinmen Island, just six kilometers off the coast of China’s Fujian province, aiming to bring Chinese e-commerce and livestreaming business models to the island. According to an April 2024 report from People’s Daily Online, the MCN initiative is a state-guided project managed by the Huli District Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao Affairs Office (湖里區委台港澳辦) and the Huli District Committee Organization Department (湖里區委組織部) alongside the local United Front Work Department (湖里區委統戰部), whose role, according to the report, is to facilitate “national conditions” (國情) training — a reference to ideological and patriotic education — through economic and digital media incentives.