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Icamagu Media is a indigenous community news project which provides news in form of current affairs, Dialogues, content creation and Entertainment. The project uses print media and a digital radio station which the aim of reaching its clientele which is mainly made of rural communities. Icamagu Media and Digital Television. Through its newspaper Icamagu Media encourages the use Indigenous language as it is mainly written in isiXhosa which is the most spoken language in the Eastern Cape Province. The project promotes linguistic programmes that aimed at promoting isiXhosa and other languages spoken in the Eastern Cape Province.