A private sector company has joined in calls warning the media against turning its back on human trafficking and child protection. In a press release: “Noise about human trafficking shouldn’t […]...
The Salvation Army says their work in combating human trafficking and raising awareness around human trafficking will continue long after the World Cup. Click here for more info...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) today launched its latest report focused on children’s portrayal in the news media. The report showed that coverage of children has increased from 6.5% in 2003 […]...
Children account for 39% of the population but how do they fare in the news media? How often do we hear their voices? Which stories do they appear in? Is […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) has been sifting through the articles and submersing itself in reports, and here are our best and worst picks of media’s representation of women on the […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is deeply concerned about the disproportionate and unbalanced accusations about the print media and its journalists made by the ANC in its discussion document: 2010 – […]...
Happy Women’s Day To celebrate Women’s Day Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) will be looking out for the best and worst ads and articles to appear on Monday 9th August. So […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is concerned about The Times’ decision to publish an image of a dead infant on its front page (21/07/2010). MMA acknowledges that it was not a […]...
Talk Back!! Listen up Fifa! Pay attention Ministers! And we’ve a message for the media too! For a fresh critical perspective come to our children’s press conference! Children’s Press Conference […]...