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The SA National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) welcomes assurances by Water and Environmental Affairs Portfolio Committee… Read more…
The SA National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) welcomes assurances by Water and Environmental Affairs Portfolio Committee… Read more…
Delegations from the ANC, the South African National Editors’ Forum, Projourn and Media Monitoring Africa… 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....
It has been a year of vigorous and healthy contestation. We have fought over the independence of the judiciary, the freedom of the media and the appropriateness of presidential appointments. We have seen combat in parliament, the courts, the streets, the ruling party, the biggest opposition party, the provinces, the...
Was the symbolism of the ANC?s centenary celebration carefully chosen, or the result of lack of thought?...