MMA Welcomes Supreme Court of Appeal Decision to Dismiss Hlaudi’s Application
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) welcomes the decision by the Supreme Court of Appeal to dismiss SABC COO, Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s application for leave to appeal a
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) welcomes the decision by the Supreme Court of Appeal to dismiss SABC COO, Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s application for leave to appeal a
Given the crucial role of SABC senior management and the tacit support of the actions shown by the SABC Board and the Minister we can
The people quoted in the media play an important role in defining and shaping the elections agenda. It is from their lens that we view,
A critical role of the media in any elections season is to help voters understand what contesting political parties would do to solve specific challenges
Ahead of all elections, the media play a critical role in ensuring that the electorate is fully informed. They do this by updating citizens on
MMA welcomes the interim interdict, with a measure of concern. On the face of it this is an important victory for media freedom and the case
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) condemns the latest illegal response by SABC management to summarily dismiss the 8 SABC journalists. The decision flies in the face
ICASA has responded to the SABC reiterating the resolution taken on the 11 July 2016. The Authority has restated it’s decision on accepting the Complaints
Today Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), the SOS Support Public Broadcasting Coalition (SOSA) and the Freedom of Expression Institute (FXI) lodged papers with the Complaints
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and SOS Support Public Broadcasting Coalition welcome the application for direct access to the Constitutional Court by the “SABC 8” MMA