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...
President Zuma must Scrap the Secrecy Bill this Sunday: International Right to Know Day On International Right to Know Day, this Sunday 28 September, the Secrecy Bill will have been sitting on President Zuma’s...
The following piece appeared in the Mail&Guardian: When Kebby Maphatsoe, the deputy defence minister, made his (now retracted) accusation that the public protector is an agent of the CIA, it was only the latest...
Introducing R2K’s 2014 Secret State of the Nation Report Today the Right2Know Campaign releases its 2014 ‘Secret State of the Nation’ report, a snapshot study of trends, patterns and challenges with secrecy in South...
Ghalib Galant, R2K Provincial Coordinator for the Western Cape address on the occasion of the worldwide reading for Edward Snowden 8/9/2014, Cape Town Building a sustainable democracy requires that we are able to address those...
On the evening of Monday, 8 September, a Cape Town reading will be taking place at the AVA Gallery on Church Street as part of the Worldwide Reading for Edward Snowden initiated by the...
Issued by the Right2Know Campaign, 11 August 2014 The Right2Know Gauteng supports the Marikana Solidarity Campaign at the Marikana Commission today as Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa is appearing at the Commission. Ramaphosa, who is...
From GroundUp.org.za: How serious is state surveillance of telephone calls in South Africa? The problem is we don’t know Last Friday, a year and a day after Edward Snowden first blew the whistle on...
The Right2Know Campaign condemns the security cluster ministers’ announcement that they will challenge the Public Protector’s report on Nkandla in the High Court. This move is the latest example of the use of ‘state...
A long-awaited report reveals SA spooks’ endless battles with funds, efficacy and independence The joint standing committee on intelligence (JSCI) broke its three – year long silence last Thursday by finally tabling its much-awaited...
