As we’ve stated elsewhere, National Key Points are just one category of secret ‘security’ sites. There is another category of sites out there called Strategic Installations – about 250 of them. Though we don’t...
This article below was published by BDlive: By: Khulekani Magubane, 30 January 2015, 05:57 THE government was caught off guard by this month’s violent attacks against foreign shop owners, pointing to a political failure...
R2K request Nicoc’s national intelligence estimates in relation to the threat of xenophobia in the country! The Right2Know Campaign condemns in the strongest possible terms the xenophobic attacks in the past week, triggered by...
R2K has submitted the following letter to the Chairperson of the Civil Aviation Regulations Committee, regarding proposed amendments to civil aviation regulations which would legalise the use of drones. As we write here, the...
This article below was published by Bizcommunity.com: By: Leigh Andrews | 22 Jan 2015 14:00 If you thought the murder of French media workers had little impact on the South African media landscape, Right2Know suggests you...
The murder of 10 journalists in Paris at the Charlie Hebdo offices in a targeted attack has highlighted the fragile existence of journalists and cartoonists in the world today. Freedom of expression is one...
The aftermath of the recent horrific murders of media workers in France have raised difficult but important questions about the challenges and place of media freedom in the context of social and political polarization...
25 November 2014 The Right2Know Campaign and the SOS Coalition will be protesting for free Set-Top Boxes outside the Universal Service& Access Agency of South Africa (USAASA) on Wednesday, 26th of November 2014 from...
R2K Western Cape invites you to the Cape Town launch of “The Rise of the Securocrats: The Case of South Africa” on Thursday 27 November, 6pm, at Clarke’s Bookstore, 199 Long Street, Cape Town. The Rise...
This article below was published by iol: November 5 2014 at 11:12am By Marianne Merten Cape Town – Public access to the archives of Nelson Mandela’s private papers may have to be closed once the...
