The undersigned organisations condemn the increasing acts of harassment and intimidation against journalists in Lesotho, exemplified by the recent attack against the editor of the

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) notes with concern the allegations, among other issues, of racism and lack of transformation within eNCA. We find ourselves in a

We welcome the ruling by ICASA that the SABC’s decision to ban reporting public protest was in violation of the Broadcasting Amendment Act as a

In the past week we have heard far too many stories about countries, too close to home, clamping down on internet freedom. South Africa made

Basebenzi, In recent days we have seen the situation at the SABC decline even further. We have watched the renegade COO, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, enabled by

Yesterday in an interview with Eusebius McKaiser on eNCA’s Meet the Mediashow, former acting SABC Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jimi Matthews revealed some of the

Ayabulela Poro – Head of the Youth and Children’s News Agencies presented the findings from the monitoring of the coverage of young people in South

We welcome the news by Jimi Matthews that he has resigned.  As we explained to Mr Motsoeneng  on Friday, it’s never too late to do

We heartily welcome the judgement of the Competition Appeal Tribunal and its vindication of our public interest campaign for bringing to light the full and

The SOS Coalition (SOS) and Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) heartily welcome the judgment handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), today, in which Judge Harris