2023 MEDIA FREEDOM FESTIVAL: SHAPING TOMORROW’S MEDIA LANDSCAPE Johannesburg, 3 October 2023 – As we celebrate our 30th year, Media Monitoring Africa is thrilled to announce the upcoming 2023 […]...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2023 MEDIA FREEDOM FESTIVAL: SHAPING TOMORROW’S MEDIA LANDSCAPE Johannesburg, 3 October 2023 – As we celebrate our 30th year, Media Monitoring Africa is thrilled to […]...
1 April 2022, Rosebank Killarney Gazette, Sarah Koning Media Monitoring Africa, the Goethe Institut, IFA and the German Embassy hosted a panel discussion with a number of stakeholders including Professor […]...
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 […]...
19 October 2020, 702, Tlou Legodi William Bird is the director at Media Monitoring Africa and joins The Midday Report on the line. “In South Africa we are comparatively lucky. […]...
Media Freedom Festival is an action-packed series of events that serve as an opportunity for us to ponder, probe and interrogate some of the key media-related issues of the moment. […]...
22 March 2019, Daily Vox William Bird from Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) told The Daily Vox in an interview the organisation is not aware if any journalists are being prevented […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is deeply distressed by reports this week that Sentech has switched off the signal of at least 2 community radio stations and has initiated the phased […]...
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