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Daily Maverick is a unique blend of news, information, analysis and opinion delivered from our newsrooms in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. There are many ways to describe exactly what we do (and for the price of a cup of coffee we'll talk your ears off about it), but the best way to understand the end result is to experience it. Head to our website or subscribe to one of our free newsletters. Every part of Daily Maverick is free-to-air and no-payment-required, although free registration is required for a small subset of functions and pages. Daily Maverick is run by an independently owned, private company with no affiliation to any other media group (or political party or religious organisation.) It is funded through advertising, events and reader contributions. Its investigative unit, Scorpio, is mostly grant funded.

eNCA is a 24-hour television news broadcaster focusing on South African and African stories. The broadcaster made history when it launched on 1 June 2008, becoming South Africa's first 24-hour news service. Live reports, breaking news, sport, weather, entertainment, financial and business updates all form part of its offering, along with a host of topical current affairs shows. eNCA has bureaus across South Africa as well as in Lagos, Nairobi and Beijing. It also has correspondents covering Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Tanzania and London. Between 2008 and 2012 eNCA was known as the eNews Channel, but was rebranded to eNews Channel Africa as the service increased its global reach and prepared to go online. It is available on DStv's Southern Africa bouquet on channel number 403, and from August 20th 2012, on the Sky digital satellite platform in the UK on channel 518. eNews Channel Africa offers news services to affiliate networks across Africa, and to The Africa Channel, in the UK. eNCA has just launched its latest offering - a comprehensive multimedia news website, enca.com. Staffed by a dedicated team of developers and editorial personnel, the site aims to provide an immersive experience for users. It harnesses the power of moving visuals, along with the accessibility and portability of web-based news. This is news where you want it, when you want it. News that moves on so many different levels.