Sanef concerned at alleged police “strong-arming” of TV journalists to gain video clips
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13 June 2013 The South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) is deeply concerned over a… Read more…
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Ahead of May 3 World Press Freedom Day, a new study of 37 countries gives the state of play for internet freedom in six African states. Here?s the pecking order: South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Zimbabwe … and Ethiopia. (Yes, there?s a place even more restrictive than Zimbabwe.) Although South...
It was only after Business Day published, that the Sunday Times proffered an editorial comment ? feebly asking the public to feel free to complain about any perceived problems....
A couple of other commentators have called me on my Business Day column last week, particularly the tone of it ? and I think they have a point. There were some important things I was looking to address, but I did it in the wrong way, and I regret it....
AS our president?s pen hovers over the Protection of State Information Bill, awaiting only his signature before coming into law, the US is facing its biggest secrecy issue in years. The revelation by whistleblower Edward Snowden of how the US security machinery has been systematically collecting – without warrants –...