17 October 2019, IOL, Sakhile Ndlazi The panel included Fikeni, director of Media Monitoring Africa William Bird, financial journalist D, Antoinette Slabbert, financial PR practitioner
15 October 2019, The Media Online, Kagiso Musi Earlier this year, the Independent Electoral Commission and Media Monitoring Africa joined forces to combat misinformation on
Media Freedom Week (#MFW19) is almost upon us and we are excited to announce our fiery line up of events. Media Freedom Week is an
6 October 2019, Maverick Citizen, Mark Heywood To this end, in the course of 2019, civil society organizations have now made nearly 30 written submission
6 October 2019, Herald Live, Ntando Thukwana The debt-laden broadcaster requested funds of about R6.8bn from the government in February. With just more than half
4 October 2019, Qama Qukula, Cape Talk 567am Media Monitoring Africa’s William Bird says the broadcaster has proven that it’s trying to get back on
4 October 2019, 702, Research and lobby group Media Monitoring Africa believes the R3.2bn bailout for the SABC is justified. Media Monitoring Africa director William
Universal access to online information can, should and must be made accessible for all persons in South Africa. This is necessary for the realisation
On the 17th of September 2019, we hosted our second-panel discussion part of the #FutureOfJournalism series at the Goethe Institute. The discussion covered issues around
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has declared 28 September of every year as the “International Day for Universal Access to Information”
