Last week, the High Court affirmed the independence of the SABC board and therefore prohibited the Minister from having power over the SABC board when it comes to recruiting for executive positions. This dismissal...
This Youth Day, the Right2Know Campaign calls on the government and all network providers to commit in ensuring that the cost of data and airtime is affordable to all people of South Africa. Our...
This Africa Day, R2K is shining the spotlight on surveillance and harassment of journalists in the continent. Over the past few years, R2K has raised concerns about the mounting evidence of surveillance abuses which...
Date: Thursday 24 May 2018 Time: 17h30 – 19h30 Location: Code for Africa, 84 Shortmarket St, 3rd Floor, Cape Town ReCreate South Africa, Wikimedia ZA, Code for Africa and R2K Western Cape invite you...
Today, 03 May 2018, the Right2Know Campaign marks the World Press Freedom Day. This year’s theme is Keeping Power in Check: Media, Justice and The Rule of Law. The theme highlights the importance of...
The Right2Know Campaign is alarmed by the reports of the decision of the State-owned signal distribution company Sentech to switch off 15 community radio stations because they cannot afford to pay Sentech to carry...
Greetings R2K comrades and supporters. Get our April edition of the tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – which highlights our call for free internet access for all and an end to RICA spying. Our cellphones are...
On Wednesday, 28 March 2018, the Right2Know Campaign and the South African Screen Federation will be participating in an application for admission as amici curiae (friend of the court) in the Pretoria High Court...
The Right2Know Campaign is outraged by the revelation that another journalist has been spied on – on Friday the Mail&Guardian revealed that the CEO of a public agency illegally accessed the phone records of...
This article below was published by HeraldLive February 22, 2018 Athena O’Reilly and Poliswa Sejosing The Film and Publication Board (FPB) has insisted the revision of its classification guidelines for films...
