To: Hon. Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation By email: minister@dirco.gov.za We write this letter as the Right2Know Campaign with deep concern at recent events in Zimbabwe, following protests and stay-aways prompted...
This article below was published by IOL: NEWS / 28 Jun ’16, 07:07am Chelsea Geach Cape Twon – The suddent resignation of SABC acting chief executive Jimi Matthews has been hailed by groups across the...
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the decision by acting SABC CEO Jimi Matthews to quit his job because he can no longer tolerate the “corrosive atmosphere” at the broadcaster. The stormy departure of someone as...
The Right2Know Campaign has learned that three SABC employees have been suspended for allegedly disagreeing with an instruction not to cover on our peaceful protest against SABC management that took place on Monday. This...
Right2Know activists will today stand in solidarity with allied organisations at a picket outside ICASA. We will gather from 11:30AM at ICASA, Block C, 164 Katherine Street in Sandton. The regulator’s Complaints and Compliance...
The Right2Know Campaign has accused SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng of doing the leading party’s bidding. Published: June 20, 2016, 1:40 p.m. by Nushera Soodyal A group of about 15 people are gathered outside the...
In light of all the controversy around the ‘National Key Points Act’, the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service has introduced the Draft “Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill’, which was open to the public for commentary...
Today the 94 Free State community health workers – the #BopheloHouse94 – appear before a full bench on the Bloemfontein High Court to defend their right to protest. The 94 were convicted last year...
Today, at 10AM, the Right2Know Campaign together with allied organisations will be protesting outside SABC offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban to demand an end to censorship at the public broadcaster and the...
The draft “Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill” is open for public comment until 15 June 2016. The draft Bill seeks to replace the National Key Points Act, an Apartheid law passed in 1980 to deal...
