On Monday 5 October it will be the final deadline for the South African Police Service to give us answers about their response to the Marikana massacre. It has been 85 days since Right2Know...
Photographs from the march against corruption on 30 September 2015. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”3″ gal_title=”March Against Corruption – 30 Sept 2015″] [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”4″ gal_title=”Pretoria march against corruption”]
The Right2Know Campaign is extremely disappointed at today’s Constitutional Court judgement, which recognises the public’s right to know where political parties get their money – but falls short of delivering the justice needed to...
It has been 60 days since R2K and the Marikana Support Campaign used the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to demand SAPS reveals what steps it has taken in the past three...
R2K is outraged to learn that Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson intends to keep a promised Nuclear Deal affordability/ funding model study secret and out of the hands of the public. According to the Minister...
R2K is demanding answers after a series of news reports shed light on the use of a “super-surveillance gadget” called the Grabber, capable of mass surveillance without any oversight or protection for people’s privacy....
Our latest tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – features a call to arrest the murderers of Marikana, stories of struggles in Blikkiesdorp, the Vaal and Blue Downs, the fight for internet freedom, an updates on...
Stop the secret deals: why we need to tackle secret deals in local politics and government This paper is authored by Michael Marchant, a researcher with the OpenSecrets.org.za project, on behalf of the Right2Know...
South Africa entered the Open Government Partnership (OGP) at its inception in 2011, making comprehensive commitments to openness and transparency (see http://www.ogp.gov.za/?q=node/16). Last week, the international OGP partners met in Pretoria, and in October South...
Following the release of the Farlam Commission report last week, the Right2Know Campaign and the Marikana Support Campaign have used the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) to demand answers from SAPS on...
