Media Monitoring Africa

The quality of reporting by South African media is continuously improving. So says, Mr. William Bird, director of MMA, who spoke at Sanef’s conference meeting about freedom of speech in […]...
Business leaders yesterday entered the press freedom debate, unequivocally rejecting the idea of a media appeals tribunal. In what signifies the assumption of a more assertive tone on important but […]...
The words “prison bars” and “Osama bin Laden” came up in discussions on the future of media freedom in South Africa on Tuesday. South Africa was heading for a State […]...
Writing on his party’s website, Zuma challenged the bona fides of the country’s journalists and defended plans for a statutory media appeals tribunal. Mondli Makhanya, chairman of the South African […]...
The African National Congress should act responsibly and fairly by providing evidence to back up its arguments for a media appeals tribunal, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) said on Monday. “The […]...
Like a presidential candidate in a one party-state, the SABC’s controversial news chief has been accused of monopolising the public broadcaster and abusing his office to promote his own profile. […]...
The ANC should act responsibly and fairly by providing evidence to back up its arguments for a media appeals tribunal, Media Monitoring Africa said. “The [ANC discussion] document unambiguously accuses […]...
Johannesburg – The African National Congress should act responsibly and fairly by providing evidence to back up its arguments for a media appeals tribunal, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) said on […]...
Kaapstad. – Die ANC se oënskynlike planne om persvryheid in te perk is gister vanuit eie boesem gekap toe mnr. Ronnie Kasrils die omstrede Wetsontwerp op die Beskerming van Inligting […]...