Sanef
Sanef condemns destruction of radio stations as Alex FM damage estimated at R5m
Sanef said it spoke to Alex FM and Westside FM, which now needed help as they have lost a lot of assets.
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Sanef condemns attacks on journalists by Zuma supporters in Nkandla
SABC journalist Samkele Maseko was physically manhandled by one supporter yesterday after one of his earlier broadcasts was interrupted by angry people flouting lockdown regulations.
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Journalists next in line for COVID vaccinations, govt confirms to Sanef
Sanef has welcomed government's decision to follow through on its promise to prioritise journalists in the country's vaccine rollout programme.
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Sanef welcomes independent probe into ‘Tembisa decuplets’ story
Earlier this month, the newspaper ran an "exclusive story" about a 37-year-old woman who apparently earned her place in the Guinness Book of Records after carrying and delivering 10 babies.
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Sanef: We remain committed to credible, ethical journalism
The forum's ethics and credibility online conference was held its ethics and credibility webinar on Saturday.
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MAHLATSE MAHLASE: Defending media freedom in SA is a continuous battle
Despite the fact that the media’s rights are enshrined in our Constitution, we have learnt in the 27-year journey of our democracy that even when guaranteed, freedom still needs defenders, says Sanef’s Mahlatse Mahlase.
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Sanef calls for immediate end to surveillance of SA journalists
Daily Maverick journalist Marianne Thamm said her home was broken into by crime intelligence resulting in her work laptops being stolen.
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Sanef condemns threats on eNCA reporter Lindsay Dentlinger’s life
Sanef said the abuse, which included rape threats, was uncalled for and has called for media freedom to be protected.
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Sanef remembers Karima Brown as a fearless reporter
Brown passed away on Thursday morning after suffering from COVID-19 complications.
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ANC top 6 to meet with Zuma over his snubbing of the State Capture commission
Jacob Zuma defied a ConCourt order to appear before the commission. President Cyril Ramaphosa said the message for his predecessor was very simple: he must abide by the Constitution.
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Ramaphosa on Zuma vs Zondo: Let us abide by our Constitution
President Cyril Ramaphosa had a Q&A with Sanef on Friday. He was asked to comment on the Zuma vs Zondo commission debacle. #Zuma #Ramaphosa #zondo
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Ramaphosa on eNCA mask controversy: I was quite disturbed
President Cyril Ramaphosa had a Q&A with Sanef and journalists on Friday. Sanef chair Sbu Ngalwa addressed the eNCA mask incident, in which a reporter appeared to only ask black people she interviewed to wear masks, and Ramaphosa expressed his views.
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He's not above the law – Ramaphosa comments on Zuma's ConCourt defiance
He said no one was above the law, including former President Jacob Zuma, who has defied a Constitutional Court order by refusing to appear before the Zondo commission.
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa in a Q&A session with Sanef
The engagement is part of the president’s ongoing dialogue with different sectors of society.
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Sanef ‘deeply concerned, disappointed’ by Jacques Pauw lie admission
Sanef said its worried about the ethical breaches in the opinion piece, which undermines the work currently being done to rebuild trust between the media and the public.
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OPINION: Pauw ethical breach in opinion piece threatens work to rebuild trust
The ethical breach by Jacques Pauw undermines the work currently under way to rebuild trust between the media and the public, writes Sanef.
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Sanef wants names of journos, media houses who took SSA bribes publicised
In a statement following its first council meeting, Sanef said that the commission needed to release the names of the journalists and media houses where there was evidence to back up the claims.
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Sanef encouraged by swift police intervention after CT journos assaulted
Sanef said it was encouraged to hear about the swift interventions of law enforcement agencies who reacted to the attacks and thanked the SAPS for its prompt response.
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Sanef concerned by incidents of members of the public attacking journos
On Saturday, two journalists were assaulted at a protest in Fish Hoek.
