SABC dismisses ‘malicious’ claims: ‘There are no soldiers in our newsroom’: Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news: SABC dismisses ‘malicious’ claims: ‘There are no soldiers in our newsroom’: The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) has deployed soldiers to the SABC to protect journalists and not to interfere with its news operations, the public … [Read more...] about SABC dismisses ‘malicious’ claims: ‘There are no soldiers in our newsroom’
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The media often conflates malicious criticism with genuine critique: why it shouldn’t | The Conversation
The media often conflates malicious criticism with genuine critique: why it shouldn't: GEORGES GOBET/AFP via Getty ImagesThis is an edited extract from Tell Our Story: Multiplying Voices in the News Media by Dale McKinley and Julie Reid. “If journalism is a force of immense influence – and I think it is, and should be – then it surely deserves … [Read more...] about The media often conflates malicious criticism with genuine critique: why it shouldn’t | The Conversation
189 arrested for public violence, malicious damage to property
189 arrested for public violence, malicious damage to property: The South African Police Service (SAPS) has increased the deployment of members to cover all the areas identified as hotspots of violence, where shops have been looted and property set alight. “A total of 189 arrests have been effected since Sunday for criminal acts including public violence, malicious damage to … [Read more...] about 189 arrested for public violence, malicious damage to property
Sars: Media organisations should back off from ‘relentless malicious attacks’
Sars: Media organisations should back off from 'relentless malicious attacks': Sars said Tom Moyane was being treated unfairly after being accused of failing to act against Makwakwa. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Vavi throws his weight behind students protesting for free education: Zwelinzima Vavi has called on South Africa’s working class to throw their weight … [Read more...] about Sars: Media organisations should back off from ‘relentless malicious attacks’
