Policy, Programming & Perspectives on the SABC Media Monitoring Africa, the LINK Centre at the Faculty of Humanities, University of the Witwatersrand and SOS: Support Public Broadcasting Coalition invite you […]...
hildren account for 39% of our population but only 12% of news stories mention them. Why should this matter? Because children, in a very real sense are our future – […]...
Reporting on Children and Reporting by Children: Join us as we launch our latest research on Reporting on Children as well as our Children’s News Agency website. Find out how […]...
There has been a significant public outcry over the recent case of a girl being gang raped and the rape being filmed. The story appeared in the Daily Sun on […]...
Invite: Open House Debate on The Impact of Social Media on the Arab Spring Monday 5 March 2012 – 16:00 to 18:00 Follow: #ArabSpringSA @MediaMattersZA ProJourn, Media Monitoring Africa […]...
It’s a world first. It’s possible that the idea is quite mad. But we’ve done impossible things before, and if any country can achieve something remarkable, it’s us. This February, […]...
MMA welcomes the speech from the Minister of Communications, Dina Pule. There is much to be pleased about in the new minister’s plans, with one particular area of concern raised […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) notes with deep regret the decision taken in the National Assembly today to pass the Protection of Information Bill. We call on President Zuma and the […]...
What are we seeing and hearing in the media about child protection and trafficking? What is the media missing, what are they getting right? What do ordinary people understand by […]...