The following article was published online by Daily Maverick Yes, Julius Malema manages to stretch his salary an implausibly long way. But while we’re worrying about where he gets his pocket money, political parties...
The following article was published online by The Daily Maverick. The primary mandate of the ministry of defence is to protect and defend the republic and its people. But when the military becomes a...
The following is a statement issued by the Senate and Council of Rhodes University. Rhodes University welcomes proposed changes to Protection of Information Bill, but Bill is still a threat to academic freedom. Issued...
The following article was published online by Business Day. Professor Jane Duncan from Rhodes University has a go at Monday’s Business Day editorial ‘Media needs an independent fix’. Peter Bruce responds. Your editorial of...
Public meeting, Tuesday 19 July 2011 The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), Social Justice Coalition (SJC), Equal Education (EE) invite you to a public meeting as members of the Right2Know campaign to demand accountability and...
The Right2Know Campaign is holding a one day Strategy Seminar on the 26 July 2011 from 09h30 to 17h00 at the Elijah Barayl Center in Johannesburg to consult Campaign stakeholders, develop perspectives and plans...
Right2Know Statement: It has been brought to the Right2Know campaign’s attention that members of a legislature task team have been told to sign a non-disclosure agreement relating to their investigation of alleged misuse of...
The Right2Know Campaign has begun a new project called Info Access Now. We believe that the Secrecy Bill is a product of a much larger and overlying issue of transparency among the government. South...
The following article was published online by Business Day. Ebrahim Harvey argues why, despite recent concessions made by the ANC, the secrecy bill remains a threat to South African civil society. The ruling African National...
The following article was published by Eyewitness News about a public debate featuring R2K’s Hennie van Vuuren and the Ministry of State Security’s Dennis Dlomo among others. The State Security Ministry on Monday said...
