Official statements, analysis, and commentary from Moxii Africa on media freedom, accountability, and the public interest.
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January 31, 2022
Phathiswa magopeni: The axing of SABC’s head of news raises critical issues which must continue to be aired
Government & Policy
Research & Reports
By Media Monitoring Africa and the SOS Support Public Broadcast Few will have welcomed the news that the SABC Head of News and Editor in Chief, Phathiswa Magopeni, was fired from the SABC
Media release: 2021 local government elections media coverage weekly trends
Media Monitoring
Research & Reports
Media Release Local Government Elections Media Coverage Weekly Trends JOHANNESBURG, – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) monitored selected media’s coverage of the run up to the Local Government…
Media release: A multi-stakeholder partnership to combat disinformation!
Digital Rights
Government & Policy
A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP TO COMBAT DISINFORMATION IN THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONSThe Electoral Commission and Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) have joined hands with major social media platforms to fight the spread of disinformation,…
Blind SA and Section27 celebrate court order declaring copyright act unconstitutional, and advance to Constitutional Court for confirmation
African Media
Government & Policy
Media Monitoring
, Johannesburg – BlindSA and SECTION27 today welcome an order of the High Court of South Africa (Gauteng, Pretoria Division) declaring that the Copyright Act of is invalid for violating the rights of people who are…
Media release: Media coverage and disinformation in the run up to the elections
Media Monitoring
African Media
Media Release Media Coverage and Disinformation in the run up to the elections JOHANNESBURG, – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) launched their Local Government Elections Media Monitoring and…
Media release: Portraying the pandemic- children, COVID-19 & the media
Gender & Children
African Media
Media Monitoring
Media Release Portraying the PANDEMIC: Children, Covid-19 & The Media JOHANNESBURG, – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), in partnership with UNICEF South Africa, would like to invite you to a discussion…
Media release: Reporting on children in the media course launches to strengthen journalism on child rights issues
Gender & Children
African Media
Research & Reports
Media Release Reporting on children in the media course launches to strengthen journalism on child rights issues PRETORIA, – Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), in partnership with UNICEF South Africa, launched the…
Analysis: Media coverage of children during looting
Gender & Children
Media Monitoring
Research & Reports
In July, South Africa witnessed considerable news coverage of issues relating to the public unrest that some members of the public felt was brought on by the arrest of former President, Jacob Zuma
Media release: Decolonising the internet - how artificial intelligence shapes our world
Digital Rights
African Media
Research & Reports
Media Monitoring Africa, Goethe-Institut and the German Embassy invites you to join their panel discussion "Decolonising the internet: How AI shapes our world"
Calling all web ranger ambassadors or previously trained MMA children monitors!
Gender & Children
Digital Rights
Research & Reports
Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), together with the Impact Amplifier are excited to invite all Web Ranger ambassadors and child monitoring learners to join forces with them to create and develop online comic strips under the project…
R1 000 000 available to south african schools in a nation-wide online safety campaign!
Gender & Children
Digital Rights
African Media
Joining the #share2protect campaign, can earn schools up to R20 000, while helping to keep children safer online - by asking parents to submit a facial scan of their children
Entries for the 2nd in take of the 2021 south african Web Rangers programme officially open!
Digital Rights
Research & Reports
Gender & Children
MMA, Facebook, Google SA, Film and Publication Board (FPB), MTN, Depart of Communication and Digital Technologies (DCDT) and Diana Schwarz Attorneys are inviting all SA learners between the ages of 12-17 years to be part of the Web Rangers…