The Sanef Office relocated to Richmond, Johannesburg during December 2012.
Our new contact details are:
Telephone: 011 482 5771 / 011 482 6775 • Fax: 011 482 9132
Block A
1 Richmond Forum
Ground Floor
Cedar Avenue
Richmond, Johannesburg
(next to Johannesburg Country Club in Auckland Park)
2092
News
Quality
Sanef promotes excellence in journalism through training and education programmes as well as our free-of-charge publications.
Freedom
Sanef supports a free press and the right of the media to work without fear of reprisal or intimidation.
Ethics
Sanef is committed to encouraging ethically-driven media, and providing an environment for ethics discourse in the South African media.
Diversity
Among Sanef’s key endeavours is the work of addressing racial and gender diversity in the media so that it more accurately reflects South Africa’s demographics.
Members’ Blogs
Freedom of the African internet
Guy Berger – Thought Leader
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
...For the Sunday Times, transparency should be the new credibility
Guy Berger – Thought Leader
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.
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...Simpson report: Not worthy of the BBC
Anton Harber – The Harbinger
I am appalled that a seasoned journalist like BBC world affairs editor John Simpson should produce – in his piece “Is there a future for whites in South Africa?” – such a half-arsed, skewed view of reality. He appears to have fallen victim to the voice of a few paranoids,...
Time to come clean, Dr Survé
Anton Harber – The Harbinger
Dr Iqbal Survé is being secretive about his consortium?s purchase of Independent News and Media, and this is starting to sour his arrival in the news industry. Dr Survé has declined to identify the shareholders in his Sekunjalo Independent Media consortium, which is acquiring one of the country?s biggest news...
