6 June 2022, George Kalu, Daily Maverick Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) would like to urge the media to adhere to the Press Code of Ethics and Conduct for South African Print and […]...
6 April 2022, Betty Moleya, IOL Panellists from Media Monitoring Africa and the Film and Publication Board highlighted the importance of online safety, recommended interventions to protect children online and […]...
On 20 November 2020, MMA in collaboration with children and ALT Advisory launched the Children’s Digital Rights Charter, which forms part of MMA’s discussion document on the rights of children […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) recently hosted a landmark series of events to commemorate Black Wednesday (19 October 1977) and to applaud those in the sector that have been pushing boundaries […]...
To commemorate National Child Protection Week, Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), together with the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT), Google, Facebook, the Film Publication Board (FPB), Media Development and Diversity Agency […]...
5 December 2019, Town Press The director of Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) William Bird says Wednesday’s Constitutional Court ruling that the identity of underage victims of crime should be protected […]...
4 December 2019, Eye Witness, Thando Kubheka Director of Media Monitoring Africa William Bird commented on the judgment: “If you’re a victim or a witness in a criminal trial and […]...
25 October 2019, Rosebank Killarney Gazette, Sarah Koning Legal advisor to MMA Taryn Hinton said, “Our future is only secure if we report ethically on children.” She pointed out that […]...
22 October 2019, 702, Neo Khoza Speaking on the statistics around children representation in the media, legal adviser and coordinator of Reporting on Children in the Media course at Media […]...