Hundreds of people representing communities of Durban and surrounding area are joining under the banner of the Right2Know campaign, to speak out against secrecy at a march this Saturday. On 5 November, gathering at...
R2K Western Cape media statement The Right2Know Western Cape calls on Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille to make the City’s Service Delivery Agreements available to civil society and investigate the actions of officials...
The following article was published online by the Bizcommunity Black participation in the South African print media industry currently stands at 14% and women in board and senior management is 4.44%, as white-owned groups...
The article below was published online by the Mail&Guardian Parliament wants to ban a reporter who quoted a “bad apple” official about the government’s controversial secrecy Bill, The Times reported on Tuesday.The secretary to...
The article below was published online by the Mail & Guardian The introduction of an ANC committee to continue the public consultation process on the protection of information Bill undermines the legitimacy of...
The following letter was sent by the Right2Know campaign on 29 September to Hon. Max Sisulu, MP, Speaker of the National Assembly. Sir, We refer to the above matter and the statement issued by...
The following article was published online by the Times Live The ANC is countering the groundswell of opposition to its proposed secrecy law by setting up its own private committee to gather input on...
The following article was published online by the Pretoria News The ANC has been accused of abusing parliamentary procedure after announcing that it will embark on its own campaign of “public meetings” to...
R2K addressed Parliamentary hearings on media transformation.
The Right2Know Campaign applauds the 11th-hour decision to delay a Parliamentary vote on the Secrecy Bill for “further consultations and debates” — in the wake of a mass march on Parliament. This represents a...
