Media Monitoring Africa

Children deserve to be heard, seen, treated, and represented with dignity and care. However, the media continues to write rather about them than spoken to, leaving the stories that directly […]...
Children deserve to be heard, seen, treated, and represented with dignity and care. However, they are spoken about rather than spoken to, leaving the stories that directly impact their lives […]...
Children bear the brunt of gun violence Gun violence in the Western Cape is a concerning issue, which is mostly linked to gang violence and drug crimes[1]. Children bear the […]...
“Children make up about one quarter of the world’s population. Yet, when reporting on children’s issues, journalists often treat them as supporting or peripheral players to the adults, or victims […]...
Media Must Stop Identifying Found Kidnapped Or Missing Children—It’s unlawful and HarmfulJohannesburg, [24th February, 2025] – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) strongly condemns the continued identification of children who were rescued […]...
Star children should be heard and not just seen. When children participate in sports or any competition and they receive awards for their hard work, they would definitely love to […]...
Children should be given a voice. Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) notes with concern a missed opportunity (MOP)[1] by GroundUp to access children’s voices on a significant event that concerns children […]...