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Sanef welcomes court's decision to open NPA interviews to media
The forum's lawyers had written to President Cyril Ramaphosa earlier this month requesting him to open up the process to public interviews.
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Mboweni slated in Parly over tweets about 'war' against SA editors
Minister Tito Mboweni was issued a reprimand by the South African National Editors' Forum, which reminded him he'd taken an oath to uphold the Constitution, which guarantees press freedom.
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Sanef condemns Tito Mboweni’s ‘threats of war’ against editors
The minister posted a range of tweets reprimanding the media.
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Sanef: Govt must pressure Tanzania to explain detention of journos
It is understood officials who identified themselves as working with the Tanzanian immigration authority detained and interrogated the pair on Wednesday night.
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Sanef condemns cops’ assault of Pretoria journalist
Police officers and metro police broke into Frans Sello Machate's house in Equestria where they ransacked his office and assaulted him in front of his family.
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Sanef pays tribute to journalist Moses Moyo
Moyo died on Thursday night at the age of 40 following a short illness.
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[OPINION] The state of South African media in 2018
Sanef chairperson Mahlatse Mahlase says the media industry has a lot to do if the dream of meaningful democracy is to be truly realised.
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[OPINION] Why journalists in South Africa should do some self-reflection
South Africans have a right to know why the lapses at 'Sunday Times' occurred and why those that spoke up against them were silenced.
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Sanef launches probe into 'Sunday Times' scandal
The weekly admitted this week that articles on the so-called Cato Manor death squad were part of a tainted scoops series in 2011 and have turned out to be largely false.
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[LISTEN] 'Some reporters think of themselves as stars'
Talk Radio 702 presenter Karima Brown talks to Sanef chairperson Mahlatse Mahlase and former Hawks spokesperson McIntosh Polela about the 'Sunday Times' and the Cato Manor death squad stories.
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Sanef, 'Sunday Times' to discuss way forward in wake of false articles
The title recently admitted that the articles which were used as reason to suspend and prosecute former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Johan Booysen, and more than two dozen officers from his unit, turned out to be largely false.
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Sanef notes Hawks meeting with ‘Sunday Times’ editor
Sanef says it’s been assured by Bongani Siqoko that the paper is not under investigation.
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Radio presenter Rowena Baird remembered as brave, inspirational woman
Baird passed away on Friday after a long battle with colon cancer.
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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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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.
