Sanef
Patrice Motsepe calls for the protection of media freedom
Motsepe said the best legacy to leave for the younger generation is to ensure the media remains independent, objective and accurate.
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Censorship, attacks on journalists: Sanef 'concerned' about state of media
In a special webinar, senior media practitioners cited budget cuts within newsrooms and external attacks on the media as a threat to the long-term sustainability of the industry.
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Sanef welcomes removal of 'Tembisa 10' story from Global Media Awards shortlist
Last year, Pretoria News ran an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.
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'Tembisa 10' story pulled as finalist for global media award after backlash
Last year, Pretoria News ran an "Exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies, but the report was never verified.
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Sanef calls for removal of fake 'Tembisa 10' story from global awards shortlist
Last year, 'Pretoria News ran what it called an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old Gauteng woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.
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Sanef 'appalled' by shortlisting of Tembisa 10 story for global award
Last year, Pretoria News ran an "exclusive story" claiming a 37-year-old woman had broken a Guinness World Record by carrying and delivering 10 babies.
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Sanef calls for arrests following threats to SABC journos who covered elections
The South African National Editors' Forum is calling on law-enforcement agencies to investigate and arrest those threatening the lives of SABC's Lesedi FM journalists for covering the local government elections in the Free State.
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Sanef warns journalists against violating Press Code
Sanef has expressed disappointment at freelance journalist Edwin Ntshidi who was sworn in as a PR councillor for ActionSA in the City of Johannesburg this week.
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Sanef concerned by increased criminal attacks on journalists ahead of elections
Since the date of the local government elections was announced, our newsrooms have sent out reporters to various areas, with some of these proving to be dangerous as reporting crews get robbed and attacked.
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Increased trust in media critical for a connected and engaged citizenry - Sanef
The South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef), in partnership with Media Monitoring Africa, is on Tuesday afternoon discussing how to deal with misinformation and disinformation during elections season.
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Sanef awards journalists who’ve shown courage, tenacity this year
The award ceremony took place on Saturday night and acknowledged journalists who have been praised for resisting censorship and striving for truth and accuracy in their reporting.
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Sanef condemns destruction of radio stations as Alex FM damage estimated at R5m
Sanef said it spoke to Alex FM and Westside FM, which now needed help as they have lost a lot of assets.
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Sanef condemns attacks on journalists by Zuma supporters in Nkandla
SABC journalist Samkele Maseko was physically manhandled by one supporter yesterday after one of his earlier broadcasts was interrupted by angry people flouting lockdown regulations.
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Journalists next in line for COVID vaccinations, govt confirms to Sanef
Sanef has welcomed government's decision to follow through on its promise to prioritise journalists in the country's vaccine rollout programme.
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Sanef welcomes independent probe into ‘Tembisa decuplets’ story
Earlier this month, the newspaper ran an "exclusive story" about a 37-year-old woman who apparently earned her place in the Guinness Book of Records after carrying and delivering 10 babies.
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Sanef: We remain committed to credible, ethical journalism
The forum's ethics and credibility online conference was held its ethics and credibility webinar on Saturday.
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MAHLATSE MAHLASE: Defending media freedom in SA is a continuous battle
Despite the fact that the media’s rights are enshrined in our Constitution, we have learnt in the 27-year journey of our democracy that even when guaranteed, freedom still needs defenders, says Sanef’s Mahlatse Mahlase.
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Sanef calls for immediate end to surveillance of SA journalists
Daily Maverick journalist Marianne Thamm said her home was broken into by crime intelligence resulting in her work laptops being stolen.
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Sanef condemns threats on eNCA reporter Lindsay Dentlinger’s life
Sanef said the abuse, which included rape threats, was uncalled for and has called for media freedom to be protected.
