New deadline for broadcasting bill ‘cosmetic’

African Media

Government & Policy

Media Monitoring

December 4, 2009

New deadline for broadcasting bill ‘cosmetic’

COMMUNICATIONS Minister Siphiwe Nyanda yesterday bowed to public pressure and extended the deadline for public comment on the controversial Public Service Broadcasting Bill to January 15, but media watchdog Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) called the extension “cosmetic”.Read the full story on Business Day

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