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Ramaphosa: ‘I work hard, I am not lazy’
The president was asked to give an assessment of his two years as head of state during a meeting with Sanef and the parliamentary Press Gallery Association in Cape Town on Tuesday.
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SA entering technical recession again not a surprise, says Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the poor growth figures released today were not pleasing, but said that the signs that the economy was struggling were evident for some time.
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WATCH LIVE: President Ramaphosa addresses Sanef
President Cyril Ramaphosa is addressing the South African National Editors' Forum in Cape Town.
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Sanef welcomes Kanthan Pillay's dismissal as eNCA news chief
Pillay was sacked on Friday after he likened senior journalist Samkele Maseko to a rat after the reporter resigned from the 24-hour news channel this week.
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'Daily Maverick is not a media platform' - Floyd Shivambu
The EFF stands by its decision to bar the Daily Maverick from covering its elective congress this weekend, and has callenged Sanef to write to parliament in its bid to have the party sanctioned.
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Daily Maverick is a political instrument for the cabal - Shivambu
EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu said that the Daily Maverick was banned from EFF events for being what he called a 'propaganda' publication for the interests of the ANC's pro-Pravin Gordhan faction.
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Malema: Daily Maverick is propaganda machinery for the cabal
Describing the Daily Maverick as a 'propaganda' publication, EFF leader Julius Malema said that the online news agency had always been aware of its standing with the EFF.
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Sanef wants MPs to sanction Malema for barring some journos from EFF conference
Journalists from 'Daily Maverick', 'Scorpio', 'amaBhungane', 'Rapport' and Caxton have been denied accreditation for the party's conference this weekend.
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Sanef asks Ramaphosa to hold Mantashe accountable for bribery comments
Without giving any names, Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe claimed that he bribed journalists at the 'Sunday World' to quash a story about his personal life.
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Sanef to look for alternative recourse to tackle harassment of journalists
Last week, a court ruled that statements made by EFF leader Julius Malema about certain reporters and editors could not be classified as hate speech under the Equality Act.
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Sanef won’t appeal EFF hate speech ruling
The editors' group said although it found certain sections of the judgment problematic, it’s pleased that the court acknowledged the importance of protecting journalists.
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Mantashe 'regrets' bribery claim, retracts comment
Mantashe met with the South African Editors' Forum on Thursday after the 'Sunday World' said he admitted to paying R70,000 to have a story about him squashed.
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Mantashe denies paying journos R70,000 to bury story about alleged affair
The Sunday World reported this weekend that Gwede Mantashe paid the journalists R70,000 in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged love triangle involving a young woman, along with Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.
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Sanef wants answers from Mantashe over bribing journos claims
According to the 'Sunday World', Mantashe paid the journalists R70,000 each in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged relationship with a young woman.
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Sanef shocked by reports Mantashe paid journos to quash sex scandal story
According to the 'Sunday World', Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe paid R70,000 to the journalists in exchange for not publishing a story about his alleged relationship with a young woman.
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EFF: Sanef wanted to portray us as violators of media freedom
The organisation was responding to the ruling by the Equality Court, which dismissed the application by Sanef to interdict the EFF from intimidating, harassing and assaulting journalists.
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Sanef considering options after EFF interdict bid fails
Sanef took the EFF to court on behalf of five journalists following a spate of attacks on reporters and media houses.
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Sanef disappointed after losing intimidation case against EFF
Sanef approached the court on behalf of five journalists, following a spate of attacks on journalists and media houses.
