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Let’s talk Journalism and Ethics.
Join us.
Friday Power Lunch Learning.
Date: Friday - October 30th
Time: 1pm -2:30 pm.
Platform: MS Teams : teams.microsoft.com/meet/365…
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IEC Chairperson Mosotho Moepya highlights the critical role of a free media in supporting the Electoral Commission’s work and ensuring credible elections.
His remarks come as the IEC launches its Results Operations Centre ahead of the upcoming elections. 🗳️🎙️
#SANEF30 #MediaFreedom #IEC #Elections2026
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SANEF Chairperson @KatyKatopodis has reminded the public that journalists are not the enemy, calling on politicians and the public to stand together in protecting journalists and ensuring their safety.
#SANEFFundraiser #SANEF30 #MediaFreedom #BlackWednesday #Absa
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A free and independent media is essential to a healthy democracy. It holds power to account, amplifies the voices of our communities, and ensures that the public has access to credible, independent information.
Protecting media freedom takes collective effort.
The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) invites you to stand with us in strengthening journalism, defending media freedom and supporting the future of a free and independent press in South Africa.
Join us in championing the truth.
#SANEF30 #SANEFFUNDRAISER #MEDIAFREEDOM
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Freelance Fridays: Are you a freelance journalist, writer, producer, photographer or media professional looking for a space to work, connect and get things done?
#SANEF doors are open every Friday to freelancers. Bring your laptop and make use of a desk, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee
📍 SANEF Offices, Baker Street, Rosebank
🗓️ Every Friday
⏰ 09:00–15:00
Welcome to your Friday newsroom.
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The PPSA joins the Phasiwe family and the country at large in mourning the passing of our former Spokesperson and Head of Communication, Mr Khulu Phasiwe. The PPSA extends its heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.
May his soul rest in peace! – at Pretoria, South Africa
In Memoriam: Mr Khulu Phasiwe, @ATNSSA Head of Corporate Affairs and Communications
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our colleague, Mr Khulu John Bolekwa Phasiwe, following a short illness on Sunday, 4 October 2026.
#SafeSkies – at Johannesburg, South Africa
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SANEF mourns the passing of respected journalist and communications professional Khulu Phasiwe. His contribution to South Africa’s media and communications landscape will be remembered.
Our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. May his soul rest in peace.
#RIPKhuluPhasiwe #SANEF #SANEF30
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And it ends at Orlando Stadium. We begin these qualifiers with a win at home.
#BafanaPride
@StandardBankZA @adidasZA @SABC_Sport @10bet_ZA @HonorAfrica @REXONA_SA @socios @NUTRITECHFIT
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SANEF welcomes the return of ICIJ journalist Micah Reddy after his four-day detention by the Djibouti security establishment.
While the Djibouti authorities claim that he did not have the proper accreditation, SANEF decries the fact that he was detained for days for an accreditation-related issue.
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2026 #NatNakasaAwards Winner: Queen Machimane - Community Media Award.
Community journalism is the heartbeat of local democracy, giving communities a voice, holding power to account and bringing overlooked issues into the national conversation.
Amid financial pressures, shrinking advertising revenue and the shift to digital platforms, this award celebrates the resilience, public interest and impact of community media.
The Nat Nakasa Community Award 2026 goes to Queen Machimane, a writer at Rising Sun community newspapers, for journalism that strengthens accountability, deepens democracy and ensures local voices are heard.
#NatNakasaAwards #CourageousJournalism #SANEF #SANEF30
@sanlam
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CPJ is deeply concerned by reports that South African journalist Micah Reddy and his local fixer Kooki Mahmoud are missing in Djibouti and urges authorities to immediately clarify their whereabouts and ensure their safety.
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2026 #NatNakasaAwards Stephen Wrottesley Award Winner: Tshamano Makhadi.
Earlier this year, Makhadi stepped up as Acting Chair during a turbulent time for SANEF, bringing efficiency and dedication to the role.
From Deputy Chair and Treasurer-General to Chair of the Education and Training Committee, Tshamano has consistently demonstrated passion, commitment and tireless service, including leading vital COVID-19 reporting training and supporting SANEF’s broader projects.
His continued dedication to SANEF’s goals and vision makes him a deserving recipient of this year’s recognition. 🏆
#NatNakasaAwards #CourageousJournalism #SANEF #SANEF30
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SANEF is deeply concerned by news of the disappearance in Djibouti of South African journalist Micah Reddy, and calls on that country's authorities to immediately facilitate his safe return. SANEF will monitor developments closely.
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🗳️ Covering the local government elections?
Strengthen your reporting with practical tools to spot, verify and debunk false information, and learn more about media and journalist safety during elections.
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A Night of Courage, Conversation and Change
Last night in Parktown, the South African National Editors' Forum proudly celebrated the launch of the Glass Ceilings 2026: Women in the South African Media, edited by Glenda Daniels, Wits Professor of media studies and SANEF SG.
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SANEF Glass Ceilings 2026 Book is now out
Please order it on [email protected] | 079 029 7656 or sanef.org.za
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