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[LISTEN] Why Sanef approached court over EFF's intimidation of journalists
Radio702's Karima Brown interviewed Sanef’s Sam Mkokeli after the editors’ forum approached the Equality Court to take on the EFF.
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EFF's Ndlozi: Sanef's Equality Court approach a sign of alliance with Gordhan
The EFF says it will not be silenced from criticising the media.
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EFF says it won’t be silenced, will oppose Sanef complaint
Some journalists have filed criminal complaints after they were confronted by people claiming to be members of the EFF.
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Sanef: The EFF has gone too far
The group has taken the matter to the Equality Court on behalf of five journalists who recently came under attack by the red berets and its members.
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Sanef approach Equality Court to end intimidation by EFF
Editors' group Sanef and the affected journalists want an order to stop the party from intimidating, threatening or assaulting reporters.
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Sanef calls on EFF to condemn acts of intimidation against journalists
Talk show host Karima Brown has laid criminal complaints of intimidation and incitement of violence against a man claiming to be an EFF member.
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Sanef alarmed by national lotteries’ request for SSA to investigate journalists
The media body says the call has been made against the backdrop of ongoing investigative work by a group of journalists into corruption in the grants to lottery-funded projects.
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SA Catholic Bishop’s Conference concerned over EFF threats against media
The religious body is calling on red berets to meet with the South African National Editors’ Forum to find a solution to its current impasse with reporters.
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[CARTOON] Malema (toyi) toys with the media
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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EFF snubs meeting with Sanef to discuss threats, intimidation against journos
Addressing his party supporters last week, Julius Malema called on his supporters to ‘deal decisively’ with some journalists whom he mentioned by name.
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[LISTEN] Sanef: 'Naming journalists while criticising media is dangerous'
Kate Skinner of Sanef says if leaders are unhappy they can convey the complaints to the editors or they can go to other mechanisms such as the BCCSA.
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Sanef calls on political parties to respect role of media ahead of elections
The organisation has also urged politicians and businesses to refrain from singling out journalists that they perceive as biased in their reporting.
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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.
