Sanef
Boy Mamabolo apologises for threats against journalist
Mamabolo has admitted that last month his interview with Ngoako Malatji deteriorated, leading to him to utter profanities unbefitting of a public representative...
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Sanef expresses concern for media industry amid retrenchments
Primedia is the latest firm to be affected following an announcement that it will be initiating a section 189 process as it looks to restructure the business during a tough economic climate.
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Sanef shocked by looming retrenchments at Media24
Media24 said some of its magazine titles and newspapers will be shutting down, meaning 510 jobs will likely be lost.
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Sanef launches relief fund for journalists who’ve lost income due to COVID-19
Only freelance, contract or permanently employed journalists who have been retrenched or had their contracts cancelled since the implementation of the national lockdown will be eligible to apply.
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Parliament to reconsider Secrecy Bill to align it with Constitution
The so-called Secrecy Bill provides for the protection of sensitive state information and regulates the manner in which the information may be protected.
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Sanef welcomes review of ‘unconstitutional and draconian’ Secrecy Bill
President Cyril Ramaphosa returned the Bill to Parliament to be reviewed and aligned with the Constitution.
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Hundreds of SA journos lost their jobs due to COVID-19 lockdown – report
A study, by the South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef), looking at the impact of the pandemic said the results were devastating as witnessed through job losses and closure of print publications since the outbreak in March.
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Ramaphosa admits he should have explained govt’s U-turn on cigarette sales
The president said he should have been the one to announce the overturning of the decision.
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President’s notes: Ramaphosa’s interview with editors
President Ramaphosa convened a virtual meeting with the South African National Editors' Forum.
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Tobacco ban, relief grant & transparency - Ramaphosa's QnA with journalists
JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa convened a virtual engagement on 31 May 2020 with members of the South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef), as well as some of the country's journalists.
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A good future for SAA, Eskom: Ramaphosa's SOE Council soon to be named
"I see a good future for SAA, and similarly, I see even a better one for Eskom."
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LIVE BLOG: 600,000 people to receive unemployment grant soon - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday engaged members of the South African National Editors forum as the industry feels crunch of COVID-19.
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Ramaphosa: Monday marks a milestone for South Africa
"Having moved from a lockdown to intensive public health management is quite a shift."
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WATCH LIVE: President Cyril Ramaphosa convenes virtual meeting with Sanef
President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke to members of the South African National Editors Forum.
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Sanef calls on police to ensure protection of journo who fled to Lesotho
This after Paul Nthoba was allegedly assaulted by police last Friday while profiling the visibility of the South African Police Services (SAPS) in the township of Meqheleng, in the Free State, last Friday.
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PRESSER: SANEF celebrates World Press Freedom Day
Historically World Press Freedom Day has been celebrated as a day where citizens, journalists and journalist organisations around the world celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom and its benefits to society.
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Sanef 'alarmed' by threats against SABC News crew in Ulundi
On Saturday, the team was reporting on the impact of the national lockdown on rural communities when it was allegedly blocked and threatened by a group not related to the story.
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MAHLATSE MAHLASE: Letter to fellow journalists in this time of coronavirus
Now is the time to rebuild our relationship with the public, writes Sanef chair Mahlatse Mahlase.
