The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the recent revelations about the campaign contributions to ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa’s pre-NASREC campaign for the presidency of that party. It has lifted the lid on the very close relationship...
This article below was published by news24.com 2019-08-12 17:20 Jan Gerber South Africans should not “fall foul of the internal competition and factional battles being waged within any party”, as they should be privy to...
The treatment of journalists during the past court appearances of suspended eThekwini Mayor Zandile Gumede is a serious concern to the Right2Know Campaign. The treatment suffered by journalists at the hands of police and...
The Right2Know campaign welcomes the policy on high demand spectrum and policy direction on the licensing of a wireless open-access network. The emphasis on Wireless Open-Access Network (WOAN) is a big victory as this...
R2K believes that the government, in a democracy, has a duty of care to ensure that citizens, in general, have adequate internet access to participate meaningfully in society. Practically, this means widespread free WiFi,...
In response to the Ministry of State Security’s parliamentary budget vote delivered today, the Right2Know Campaign calls on the Minister to table her entire budget (including the much-abused slush funds that have been the...
This article below was published by ewn.co.za 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. Radio 702 | about...
The Right2Know welcomes the decision by the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) to suspend the services of the Red Ants pending an investigation into their conduct. In June 2017, the community of Ivory...
The Right2Know Campaign calls for an urgent intervention to prevent an SABC blackout. We recognise the critical importance of the public broadcaster as the main source of information for the vast majority of South...
Today, 43 years ago, the youth of South Africa gave voice to their dissatisfaction with the policies of the Apartheid government especially the imposition of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in schools across...
