Media Releases

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…

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

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…

The applications for the lsu Elihle Awards close at midnight on the 30 th of

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and UNICEF encourages African journalists to enter for its child-centred journalism awards as entries close in ten days

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is excited to officially open the applications for the lsu Elihle Awards

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is excited to officially open the applications for the lsu Elihle Awards

On Monday, , Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) announced the lsu Elihle Awardswinner

Since , Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) has been monitoring the media and analysing how they have been reporting Covid-19, a pandemic that has dominated media coverage, since the first case was reported in South Africa in March…

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) embarked on a media monitoring exercise between May and September, to determine trends in media coverage of children

On , 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 online

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) is launching the sixth brief in the series, ‘Analysis of Covid-19 Media Coverage’

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

Children account for 34% of our population yet only appear in very few news stories

Children make up 34% of our population, which translates to around 19

Media Monitoring Africa announce the lsu Elihle finalists

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The SOS Support Public Broadcasting Coalition and Media Monitoring Africa are deeply concerned by reports that Cosatu is calling for the SABC Board to be dissolved and calls into question its motives for doing so

From the 15th of June to the 15th of July, , Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) looked at who got the largest voice share in the media coverage

Dear Web Ranger MMA, Facebook, Google SA, Film and Publication Board (FPB), MTN, DTPS and Diana Schwarz Attorneys are excited to offer you a spot in the Web Rangers Programme