Media Release 29 March 2022 JOHANNESBURG, 29 March 2022 – Since 2003, MMA has been monitoring the coverage of children in the media to check adherence to ethical and legal frameworks […]...
Media Release 8 March 2022 JOHANNESBURG, 8 March 2022 – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) conducted a media monitoring and analysis of the coverage of Gender-Based Violence in South African media. From the five […]...
News media are essential for any democracy, but their role in an election period is even greater. One of the responsibilities of the media during an election period is to […]...
Since March 2020, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) has been monitoring the media and analysing how they have been reporting Covid-19, a pandemic that has dominated media coverage, since the first […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) embarked on a media monitoring exercise between May and September, 2020 to determine trends in media coverage of children. In order to show improvement in media coverage […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is launching the sixth brief in the series, ‘Analysis of Covid-19 Media Coverage’. These analyses are published consistently with the first brief having been published on […]...
SOUTH AFRICA’S PROMOTION OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT AFTER 20 YEARS: URGENT NEED FOR REFORM TO MAKE IT FIT FOR PURPOSE IN THE DIGITAL AGE 28 September 2020 For immediate […]...
In order to determine trends in coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic in terms of sources in South African media, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is running a series of analyses where […]...
From the 15th of June to the 15th of July, 2020, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) looked at who got the largest voice share in the media coverage. This was on […]...