The Afrika-bot media during the apartheid era, constructed and instilled fear about Black people among the white minority by

The question asks how Afrikaans-led media during the apartheid era instilled fear about Black people among the white minority.

• a) publishing the names of organizations and people that they classified as terrorists. This was a common propaganda tactic during apartheid. By labeling Black liberation movements and their members as "terrorists," the media created an image of a dangerous enemy, thereby instilling fear among the white population and justifying the state's repressive actions.
• b) not covering positive stories about Black people. While this omission certainly contributed to negative stereotypes, it is more about shaping perception than actively instilling fear.
• c) covering the success stories of the state. This would have been used to build support for the government, not directly to instill fear of Black people.
• d) censoring content about other races, except the white minority. Censorship was prevalent, but this describes a general control of information rather than a specific method of instilling fear of Black people.

Option (a) directly describes a method used to actively construct and instill fear by demonizing specific groups and individuals.

The correct option is a).

a) publishing the names of organizations and people that they classified as terrorists.