Media Monitoring Africa

11 May 2024, Myles Illidge, My Broad Band Under the regulations proposed, ISPs could face fines up to R750,000 and five years in prison for failing to notify the FPB within 30 days of becoming aware that their services were used to spread disinformation or misinformation. It first publishe...
6 June 2024, Africa Center For Strategic Studies Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), a media and human rights watchdog] found that a vast majority—68 percent—of 200 pieces of content reported through the Real411 portal that were ultimately found to be disinformation came from X.  Read full artic...
5 June 2024, Babalo Ndenze, Eye Witness JOHANNESBURG – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) has ranked political parties that received the most media coverage during the elections, with the African National Congress (ANC) and uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party topping the list. Read full article...