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- Why we were censored, and what we plan to do
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M&G editor-in-chief Nic Dawes explains why we blacked out the Mac Maharaj article and what our next steps will be to publish the story.
- Govt, media to meet over growing tensions
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Cabinet ministers will meet media representatives later this year to get to the root of growing tension between government and the media.
- The polemic, the rainbow id and the 'amateurs'
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If you're in charge of communicating with the media, should you really be thinking with your ego rather than your brain, asks Chris Roper.
- Southern Africa: Partly free press is simply not free enough
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The M&G's state-of-the-media round-up for SADC found things weren't so pretty. Well, that is if you like your reporting served up free.
- Sanef holds urgent meeting after Manyi comments
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Sanef is to hold an urgent meeting to discuss a "deteriorating relationship" between itself and government communications head Jimmy Manyi.
- We're the govt, dammit, and you will listen to us
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Government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said he was planning to buy airtime on television for national ministers.
- Power corrupts, absolutely
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Information is fundamental to all human rights and the 'Secrecy Bill' defies the constitutional right to access to information.
- Press not off ANC's hook
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The planned media appeals tribunal is once again high on the ruling party's agenda .
- 'Bedrock of the info Bill is problematic'
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Constitutional law expert Pierre de Vos on Tuesday called for a complete rethink of the Protection of Information Bill.
- SABC's desperate bid to be right
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The SABC shows classic signs of insanity in refusing to play nice with the BCCSA, writes Verashni Pillay.
