The KwaZulu -Zulu Natal Department of Education must protect whistleblowers against corrupt managers in its employ. It has a duty to do so. The Right2Know Campaign is appalled to learn that senior managers at...
R2K welcomes the report by the Economic Development Partnership (EDP) in the Western Cape which details the growing food insecurity crisis stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. Poor communities from Delft to Masiphumelele, from George...
The Right2Know Campaign is concerned about ongoing targeting of journalists across the African continent. We note with concern the sentencing of four Burundi journalists on charges of undermining the state – simply for doing...
COVID 19 Lockdown Gender Based Violence Theme: GBV is a Pandemic on its own Enough is Enough As the nation fights the invisible Covid-19 peril, a highly visible epidemic of gender-based violence continues to...
Yesterday marked exactly a month since R2K in KZN wrote an open letter to the eThekwini Municipality to challenge the municipality’s decision that those in arrears with utility bills would face disconnections from July...
The Right2Know Campaign, Media Monitoring Africa, amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, South African National Editors’ Forum and Ronnie Kasrils, former Minister for Intelligence Services have written to President Cyril Ramaphosa as a collective, calling on him to expand...
The Right2Know Campaign fully supports and commends GroundUp for their amazing reporting and exposure of corruption by the National Lotteries Commission (NLC). On Tuesday, GroundUp will be in court, opposing a case brought by...
Today R2K joins the world in commemorating the World Whistleblower Day, a special day to celebrate the courage of ordinary people who have blown the whistle on corruption, injustice and abuse of power across...
The Right2Know Campaign in KwaZulu-Natal has written an open letter to the eThekwini Municipality to challenge the Municipality’s decision that those in arrears with utility bills would face disconnections from July 2020. According to...
In July 2019, Independent Media journalist, Sihle Mavuso, was assaulted and apprehended while covering the protests against the former eThekwini Executive Mayor, Zandile Gumede. On 11 June 2020, under the cover of the COVID19...
