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Setting the record straight on the EFF case - a letter from Sanef chair
"Some of the commentary expressed on the case between ourselves, five journalists and the Economic Freedom Fighters has misinterpreted our case."
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CARTOON: Political double-speak
Dr Jack
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Malema confident court will rule in EFF's favour in journo intimidation case
Sanef and five journalists approached the Equality Court to interdict Julius Malema and the EFF from intimidating and harassing journalists.
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Malema's comments on journalists not hate speech, court told
The party had opposed an application brought by the South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) and five reporters.
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Malema critical of journos, but opposed to violence, court told
The red berets are opposing an application brought by Sanef and five reporters to interdict Malema and the EFF from harassing and intimidating journalists.
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WATCH LIVE: Sanef takes on EFF over journo threats
The Equality Court is hearing arguments in the matter between Sanef and five journalists and the EFF over alleged incidences of intimidation.
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Protect journos or risk having compliant media, court told
This was among the submissions made on Monday by counsel for the South African National Editors' Forum and five journalists who turned to the court to stop the abuse.
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Malema endorsed abuse levelled at journalists, court told
The submission was heard in the application brought by the South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) and five journalists in Pretoria on Monday.
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Court to rule on Sanef case against EFF over 'intimidation' of journalists
Sanef approached the court on behalf of five journalists after they were attacked by party leader Julius Malema and his supporters.
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Sanef condemns intimidation against journalist Marianne Thamm
It’s understood that the Hawks and the police in KwaZulu-Natal were attempting to force the journalist to reveal her sources with a story relating to the appointment of a colonel.
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Journalists, editors to be called to testify at media ethics inquiry
The inquiry would probe, amongst others, allegations that some media houses have been captured.
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SA veteran journalist Raymond Louw dies one day after wife
The multi-award winning journalist kicked off his career in 1946 when he joined the Rand Daily Mail.
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Sanef condemns attack on SABC journalists
Thabo Katsanda and Thabiso Radebe were covering a community protest action in Moemaneng, Free State, when they were attacked by a large group of armed young people.
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Fearless & a hard worker: ‘City Press’ journalist Ngwako Modjadji remembered
Sanef said on Sunday it was deeply saddened by Modjadji's untimely death. The forum sent its condolences to his family and colleagues in the media industry.
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FXI condemns conduct of group who disrupted 'Gangster State' book launch
A group of protesters, some with African national congress T-shirts, entered the Exclusive Books store in Sandton, tearing out pages from Pieter-Louis Myburgh’s publication.
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ANC's Jessie Duarte to meet eNCA, Sanef over altercation with journo
During a press briefing at Luthuli House on Tuesday, eNCA journalist Samkele Maseko was severely reprimanded by the ANC deputy secretary-general who said he thought he was ‘the lord of the media.’
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Sanef says Malema must apologise to Brown, EFF calls her an 'operative'
Sanef says the unwarranted attacks on Karima Brown are similar to the previous attacks by the EFF and its supporters on women journalists, and is "a clear example of the attack on media freedom".
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Ndabeni-Abrahams to work with Sanef to protect journos against intimidation
Sanef held a meeting with Ndabeni-Abrahams on Wednesday after she was filmed preventing the media from reporting on a protest during the ANC manifesto launch in the Eastern Cape this past weekend.
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Sanef, Ndabeni-Abrahams meet after apology to media
Sanef says it welcomes Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams's apology for her behaviour and her admission that it's brought her office into disrepute.
