SOS: Support Public Broadcasting Coalition and Media Monitoring Africa have welcomed the Minister of Communications, Roy Padayachie’s announcement over the weekend that the Public Service Broadcasting Bill will be withdrawn. […]...
Media Monitoring Africa says sensational and exaggerated reporting on human and child trafficking can often lead to a failure to address the real issue. MMA held an exhibition on Child […]...
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As in 99 other countries, Uruguay news stories continue to reinforce gender stereotypes. As subjects women feature in 61% of “Social and Legal” stories, but when it comes to “Politics […]...
Judge Joe Raulinga will deliver his verdict as to whether journalists will be allowed to attend the Eugene Terre’Blanch murder trail on 2 December 2010. One of the accused is […]...
The bill which would have seen ordinary people paying a 1% tax to fund SABC has been suddenly withdrawn by Minister for Communications, Roy Padayachie. SOS spokesperson, Kate Skinner, said […]...
JUST weeks after taking office, Communications Minister Roy Padayachie has turned the broadcasting world upside down, withdrawing the controversial Public Service Broadcasting Bill and dumping a widely criticised 1% extra […]...
Renowned South African human rights lawyer George Bizos was moved to tears by the abuses highlighted in an exhibition on human trafficking in South Africa, launched at Constitutional Hill, writes […]...
Communications Minister Roy Padayachie has withdrawn the draft Public Service Broadcasting Bill pending further consultation, and wants to consider new models for funding the South African Broadcasting Corporation and community […]...