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Introduction Ruth Teer-Tomaselli and Donal P. McCracken Part I: Broadcasting 1. In service of Empire: the South African Broadcasting Corporation during World War II Ruth Teer-Tomaselli 2. Broadcasting to the ‘last outpost of the British Empire’: Anthony Lejeune, the man behind the SABC’s English Service London Letter (1965-1995) Donal P. McCracken 3. Broadcasting to the Portuguese Empire in Africa: Salazar’s singular broadcasting policy Nelson Ribeiro 4. Imperial foundations of 20th-century media systems in the Caribbean Hopeton Dunn 5. In service of two masters: a political history of radio in pre-independence Botswana James Zaffiro 6. Empire and broadcasting in the interwar years: towards a consideration of public broadcasting in the British dominions Ruth Teer-Tomaselli Part II: Newspapers 7. The imperial British newspaper, with special reference to South Africa, India and the ‘Irish model’ Donal P. McCracken 8. English newspapers in British colonial Hong Kong: the case of the South China Morning Post (1903-1941) Yizheng Zou 9. Reuters and the South African press at the end of Empire Peter Putnis 10. Friends or foes? A critique of the development of the media and the evolving relationship between press and politics in Kenya Lusike Mukhongo