A child’s identity should be protected Section 154 (3)[1] of the Criminal Procedure Amendment Act of 2021 clearly outlines the conditions under which the media can identify children. In the article, “Golden Arrow offers free […]...
Silenced Voices: Media Fails to Get Children’s Perspectives In light of the recent taxi strike that had disrupted the city of Cape Town’s transportation system, it is imperative to shed […]...
TimesLIVE jeopardises child’s safety. Gender-based violence (GBV) poses a prevalent and far-reaching challenge in South Africa, exerting its influence across various spheres of life. With a particular emphasis on women and girls, GBV […]...
TimesLIVE empowers Children amidst tragic circumstances. Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is excited to award a GLAD[1] to TimesLIVE for their efforts to give a voice to children in sensitive and complex situations. All too often, children are excluded from discus...
TimesLIVE empowers Children amidst tragic circumstances. Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is excited to award a GLAD[1] to TimesLIVE for their efforts to give a voice to children in sensitive and complex situations. All too often, children are […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is delighted to award a GLAD[1] to TimesLIVE for its article, “School pupils forcibly demand to address Ramaphosa at Vaal imbizo” (12/08/2022) which highlights an imbizo […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) awards TimesLIVE a GLAD[1] for ethically reporting an issue which involves minors. The story titled, “36 pupils suspended for ‘smoking dagga’ at Gauteng school” (22/04/2022) is […]...
South Africa has several laws that aim at protecting children from abuse and exploitation among other things. While there are not so many specific laws that protect children online, the […]...
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is giving a GLAD[1] to both the Saturday Star and TimesLIVE for the publications’ stellar reporting on and portrayal of children standing up and speaking up about […]...