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Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper. The South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) conference on media ethics was held in response to the Satchwell Inquiry, a report of the investigation into media credibility and ethics written by retired judge Kathleen Satchwell and panel members Rich Mkhondo and Nikiwe Bikitsha, both journalists. Sanef has held four webinars in recent months to look into the issues raised by the 300-page report. The Satchwell Inquiry was commissioned by Sanef in June 2019 in response to a series of high-profile stories published and then retracted by the Sunday Times...

The journalist reportedly named an EFF leader as a suspect in a rape investigation. Police later issued a statement saying he was not a suspect and the journalist had not consulted police. The South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef) has strongly condemned the cyberbullying of Daily Sun journalist Amos Mananyetso. Mananyetso wrote an article in which he revealed that a 23-year-old woman had opened a rape case in Sandton and identified an EFF leader as the alleged perpetrator. The man has strongly denied the allegation. The Daily Sun claimed that Gauteng police were investigating a case ...

SANEF CONDEMNS JOURNO CYBERBULLYING! Comments The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) has strongly condemned the cyberbullying of journalist Amos Mananyetso. This comes after an article where he revealed that a 23-year-old woman had opened a rape case in Sandton and identified an Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader as an alleged perpetrator. The man has strongly denied the allegation. Following the publication of the article, the SAPS acknowledged the case had been opened, and stated that the EFF leader was not a suspect. As a result, the journalist has been cyberbullied and ...

Cele vindicated by Press Ombudsman’s finding on ’farmers must not complain when they get hurt’ By IOL Reporter Share Cape Town – Police Minister Bheki Cele has been vindicated by the findings of the Press Ombudsman against the Landbouweekblad newspaper, which had attributed a misleading headline to Cele that further enflamed the relationship between the police and the farming community. On September 22 last year, the newspaper published an article with a headline “Cele: Boere moenie kla as hulle seerkry nie (Farmers must not complain when they get hurt).” The ar...

The unveiling of Independent Media’s new Internal Press Ombudsman is yet another giant step towards entrenching accountability by the country’s largest media group, writes Independent Media Executive Chairman Dr Iqbal Survé.