Concerns about the “Electronic Communication Amendment Draft Bill” MMA calls on the Department of Communication to withdraw the Electronic Communications Amendment Bill. On the 4th of November 2011 in the […]...
CHILD PROTECTION & TRAFFICKING: Is the Media telling the right(s)story? Photography Exhibition opening with guest speaker GEORGE BIZOS MEDIA MONITORING AFRICA invite you to attend the opening of their exhibit, […]...
On the last day of Media Freedom Week, MMA together with its partners will hold a food for thought seminar at the Mail & Guardian offices in Rosebank to discuss […]...
Media Monitoring Africa and its partners have pleasure in inviting you to a Seminar on the 22nd of September 2011 from 10:00am to 12:15pm at the Institute from the Advancement […]...
In conjunction with media partners, academic institutions, thinktanks, activists, members of civil society and individuals across South Africa, Media Monitoring Africa is proud to launch a week-long dialogue on the […]...
The media has come under increasing attack in recent times with the latest being a call for a boycott on Media 24 issued by the ANCYL in Limpopo. Clearly any […]...
While South Africa is grappling with high unemployment; poor quality education; poorly located and inadequate infrastructure; unsustainable growth path; unequal distribution of resources; ailing public health system; poor service delivery; […]...
The decision by the editorial team of Sowetan to publish a column by Eric Miyeni that not only perpetuated racial stereotypes but was also potentially defamatory and offensive needs to […]...
The latest events at the SABC see it making the news for all the wrong reasons. The ANC and the Minister of Communications have been accused of politically interfering in the process […]...