eNCA is a privately owned company based in South Africa. Founded in 2008, it employs approximately 430 individuals and functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company provides media and TV services, specializing in its role as a 24-hour TV news broadcaster focusing on South African and African stories.
On May 14, 2026, eNCA's "Making Sense" program explored why over 11 million registered South Africans abstained from voting in the 2024 elections, presenting the statistic as a warning. Previously, on March 30, former President Thabo Mbeki sparked outrage when, speaking to eNCA, he attributed South Africa's unemployment crisis to the workforce's lack of skills for the modern economy and criticized the country’s welfare system. Earlier, on February 27, MK Party MP David Skosana informed eNCA that a sheriff served him legal documents concerning a banking issue. This followed eNCA's reporting on February 15, which detailed a comparison between President Cyril Ramaphosa's 2026 State of the Nation Address and Jacob Zuma's address from a decade prior, noting significant economic improvements despite ongoing challenges. In early 2026, eNCA reported on January 7 that festive alcohol sales in the days leading up to New Year’s Eve exceeded R1 billion a day nationwide, a substantial increase from the average daily spend of R400 million.
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