Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is conducting bi-monthly monitoring and analysis activities in order to determine trends in coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic in terms of
23 April 2020, Business Day, William Bird and Avani Singh If people are unable to make informed decisions, not only are they at risk, but
15 July 2020, My Broadband, Bradley Prior According to Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird, South Africans should expect popular sports like rugby and cricket
15 July 2020, Rosebank Killarney Gazzette, Chante’ Ho Hip While racism remains present in our reality, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) believes that the youth holds
13 July 2020, Daily Maverick, William Bird and Thandi Smith The Real411 platform accepts complaints related to a variety of digital offences, including hate speech, incitement, harassment
9 July 2020, The Broadband, Hanno Labuschagne According to Media Monitoring Africa director William Bird, South Africans should expect popular sports to be available on
9 July 2020, Daily Maverick, Media Monitoring Africa, amaBhungane, Right2Know, SANEF and Ronnie Kasrils Issued by Media Monitoring Africa, amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, Right2Know
8 July 2020, Eastcoast FM, Jacaranda FM Media Monitoring Africa’s William Bird has described the announcement by Media24 of the possible closure of several magazines
We applaud President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to send the Protection of State Information Bill (the “Secrecy Bill”) back to Parliament, but we respectfully call on
7 July 2020, Algao FM Media Monitoring Africa’s William Bird has described the announcement by Media24 as a sad day for media diversity in the
