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SOS COALITION AND MEDIA MONITORING AFRICA: PRESS STATEMENT ON THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS’ STATEMENT ON SABC RETRENCHMENTS The SOS Coalition (SOS) and Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) note with alarm the Minister of…

Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) are proud to announce Lakeside Secondary School and McAuley House Primary as the overall winners of the Web Rangers Digital Literacy Campaign competition in the high school and primary school categories

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The past year has seen Media Monitoring Africa’s work continue to increase, as the threats to media freedom in South Africa have not let up

On Friday, , the Supreme Court of Appeal will hear a case dealing with the protection of the identities of child victims, witnesses and offenders

In an out-of-court settlement, Media Monitoring Africa, S

On Monday, , Media Monitoring Africa released a report titled “Where do we belong

First published in Business Day Growth of online platforms in SA means national polls may not be immune to campaigns of disinformation William Bird, MMA The eyes of the world are, rightly, focused on ongoing debates in the US…

The SOS Coalition, Media Monitoring Africa and Freedom of Expression Institute welcome the decision of the High Court today to dismiss the Minister of Communication’s Application for leave to appeal Justice Matojane historic ruling…

On and to commemorate World Press Freedom Day, Media Monitoring Africa, South African National Editors Forum, and Institute for Advancement of Journalism hosted a panel that sought to answer the question “Are the media helping…

Web Rangers SA’s training workshops started on a high note on at McAuley House Johannesburg

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 switch-off process for a further 15 other community…

Wits Accredited Certificate Course – Reporting on Children in the Media – (10 Day Course)2-6 and 9-13 July 2018Entrance requirements: a minimum of 2 years reporting experience or a degree/diploma in journalism with a minimum of 6 months…

Are the media helping us escape our echo chambers

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The SOS Coalition: Support Our Public Broadcaster and Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) are responding to the invitation, by ICASA, to make written submissions on any of the applications for a Commercial Free-to-Air Television Licence and…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 13 April 2018Call for calm and reflection Stracom’s strategy was “70% truth and 30% lies” said Winnie Madikizela Mandela in a video clip posted on the Huffington Post’s Website (The clip has since been removed, here’s…

MMA examines 3 years of the coverage of Zuma across local South African online media

On Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) honoured the legacy of Mandy Rossouw through the launch of an awards category dedicated to the memory of the esteemed journalist who passed away in