Right2know campaign
R2K Campaign set to take legal action to stop job cuts at SABC
It has warned that the public broadcaster’s restructuring plans would affect some of the country's marginalised official languages.
R2K, which has spoken strongly against the retrenchment process, said the broadcaster’s restructuring plans would affect a number of marginalised official languages.
The public broadcaster announced earlier this week that it would forge ahead with retrenchments that could potentially affect more than 400 full-time staff in a bid to ensure the entity’s sustainability.
Judge Roland Sutherland ruled that the act that allowed the state to tap the phones of South Africans and monitor internet signals was unconstitutional.
Last month, the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority announced it was investigating "the alleged callous demolitions of homes" by the security and eviction firm in Alexandra, Johannesburg.
Democratic Alliance (DA) Member of Parliament Glynnis Breytenbach says she's pulled out of the race to lead the body because she wants it to be depoliticised.
Thursday, 16 August, will mark exactly six years since 34 striking mineworkers were gunned down in the North West.
The group says it welcomes Icasa's intervention but is disappointed that the prices of data are not cut.
State Security Agency director-general Arthur Fraser has been accused of running his own parallel security operation and employing family members.
The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation's Neeshan Balton says Zuma's resignation was long overdue.
The organisation has labelled the evictions of over 600 people last year as illegal.
Right2Know picketers gathered at the headquarters of MTN, Vodacom, Cell C and Telkom on Tuesday, saying that data prices in the country are exorbitant compared to other parts of the continent.
Parliament’s inquiry into political financing is holding public hearings this week.
Sanef has applied for a court interdict against the group in an attempt to stop the group from further harassing journalists.
The Western Cape High Court found the SABC board had failed to uphold the Constitution and ignored the Public Protector's findings.
The ad hoc committee investigating the SABC board heard how Faith Muthambi allegedly undermined SABC’s independence.
A documentary reported how a self-confessed rhino poacher boasted that Minister David Mahlobo is a regular at his Mpumalanga spa.
PSiRA participated in the Right2Know campaign’s open discussion on the use private security at universities.
The NGO led nationwide protests after Hlaudi Motsoeneng was re-appointed to an executive position.