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Sanef to 'monitor' SABC's restructuring processes
The public broadcaster announced last week that due to its struggle to pay its creditors, cost-cutting measures would be implemented.
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SABC woes: Chickens are coming home to roost
The public broadcaster announced cost-cutting measures which include addressing the high wage bill which it's described as unsustainable.
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Sanef slams govt’s reluctance to financially rescue SABC
The broadcaster says the current ratio of revenue to wage bill is unsustainable given its dismal financial situation.
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Sanef calls on media houses to review financial models
Sanef says its time the media industry reviews its financial models following the closure of yet another publication this month.
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Sanef concerned after HuffPost SA announces closure
The Huffington Post in South Africa has announced it will be shutting down after just 18 months in operation.
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Sanef concerned over closure of 'Afro Voice'
Previously known as 'The New Age', 'Afro Voice' was first printed under the new name 10 months ago when Mzwanele Manyi bought the paper from the Guptas.
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SA race relations need to be strengthened, says Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa made the remarks at the South African National Editors Forum dinner in Cape Town on Thursday night while reflecting on his first 100 days in office.
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Sanef sends condolences after passing of Naidu & Jadoo
Aldrin Naidu and Yudhna Jadoo both passed away on Wednesday. Naidu was a seasoned entertainment writer and playwright while Yadhna was the news editor for 'The Citizen' newspaper.
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Call for EFF to condemn #FloydShivambu after assaulting journalist
A video has emerged showing Floyd Shivambu grabbing Media24 journalist Adrian de Kock around the neck outside Parliament.
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Sanef: We’re ready to continue defending press freedom
The Black First Land First (BLF) movement says that it is contemplating approaching the appeals court in its matter against South African National Editors Forum (Sanef).
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SA marks 40th anniversary of #BlackWednesday
The family of late veteran journalist Percy Qoboza says media freedom remains a concern in South Africa.
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Mkhize: Press freedom should always be protected
ANC treasurer-general Zweli Mkhize says that strengthened relationships between government and media is important if the country is to maintain a robust and participatory democracy.
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[OPINION] SA media still plagued by challenges
Zweli Mkhize says the media should not allow themselves to be used as proxies in the battles between political factions.
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All journalists now protected against BLF harassment
It comes after the South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) went back to court after BLF members disrupted an AmaBhungane public event.
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Sanef lawyer: It's up to law enforcement to implement court order against BLF
amaBhungane journalists have accused BLF of intimidating them at a Gupta leaks event last week and again at Cape Town International Airport on Wednesday.
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BLF denies defying court order
The BLF movement says it’s surprised by media reports that it didn’t comply with an interdict issued by the Johannesburg High Court.
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BLF vows to monitor the media
Andile Mngxitama claims some black journalists have been programmed to defend racism but they will not be targeted as part of BLF's protests.
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Sanef calls on South Africans to defend press freedom
Sanef's Mahlatse Gallens says journalists know their responsibility and will not be discouraged by BLF's protests.
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Andile Mngxitama: Judge in media freedom case a 'racist'
The BLF was earlier interdicted against threatening, intimidating and harassing journalists.
