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Open letter on Media Freedom & Freedom of Expression
19/08/2010Tags: academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, Africa, apartheid, authorities, broadcasters, Bush Radio, campaign, Community radio, constitution, debates, discussion document, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, laws, legislation, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, media, media appeals tribunal, NGOs, open and democratic, our community, Parliament, political parties, politicians, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, research organizations, right to know, South Africa
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I write what I like #zamediafreedom #biko
12/09/2013Tags: #biko, 2010, academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, Africa, ANC, anniversary, apartheid, authorities, Black Consciousness Movement, broadcasters, Bush Radio, Community radio, constitution, debates, discussion document, Donald Woods, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, Hlumelo Biko, I Write What I Like, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, Jimmy Kruger, laws, legislation, Lerato Biko, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, media, media appeals tribunal, media tribunal, Motlatsi Biko, NGOs, Nkosinathi Biko, Ntsiki Mashalaba, open and democratic, our community, Parliament, policy conference, political parties, politicians, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, research organizations, right to know, RSA, Samora Biko, South Africa, Stephen Biko, Steve Biko, zamediafreedom
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Remembering Black Wednesday – 19 October 1977 #zamediafreedom
19/10/2011Tags: #biko, 2010, academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, advocacy, Africa, African, ANC, anniversary, anton, anton hammerl, apartheid, authorities, bill, Black Consciousness Movement, black tuesday, Black Wednesday, broadcasters, Bush Radio, campaign, cape town, career, club, Community radio, constitution, Daily Dispatch, debates, democracy, discussion document, Donald Woods, exile, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, free, free speech, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, hammerl, Hlumelo Biko, I Write What I Like, IAJ, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, Jimmy Kruger, journalism, journalist, journalists, journalists in exile, journo, laws, legislation, Lerato Biko, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, march, march to parliament, media, media appeals tribunal, media freedom, media role in protest, media tribunal, Motlatsi Biko, nation, newsroom, NGOs, Nkosinathi Biko, npc, Ntsiki Mashalaba, open and democratic, open letter, our community, Parliament, photographer, poi, poib, policy conference, political parties, politicians, press, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, protest, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, R2K, research organizations, right to know, Right2Know, RSA, Samora Biko, sanjeev saiki, secrecy bill, South Africa, Stephen Biko, Steve Biko, Tuesday, wan, wan-ifra, Woods, Worldpress Freedom Day, zamediafreedom
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I write what I like #zamediafreedom (repost)
12/09/2011Tags: #biko, 2010, academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, Africa, ANC, anniversary, apartheid, authorities, Black Consciousness Movement, broadcasters, Bush Radio, Community radio, constitution, Daily Dispatch, debates, discussion document, Donald Woods, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, Hlumelo Biko, I Write What I Like, IAJ, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, Jimmy Kruger, journalism, laws, legislation, Lerato Biko, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, media, media appeals tribunal, media tribunal, Motlatsi Biko, NGOs, Nkosinathi Biko, Ntsiki Mashalaba, open and democratic, our community, Parliament, policy conference, political parties, politicians, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, research organizations, right to know, RSA, Samora Biko, South Africa, Stephen Biko, Steve Biko, Woods, zamediafreedom
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I write what I like #zamediafreedom
10/09/2010Tags: #biko, 2010, academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, Africa, ANC, anniversary, apartheid, authorities, Black Consciousness Movement, broadcasters, Bush Radio, Community radio, constitution, debates, discussion document, Donald Woods, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, Hlumelo Biko, I Write What I Like, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, Jimmy Kruger, laws, legislation, Lerato Biko, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, media, media appeals tribunal, media tribunal, Motlatsi Biko, NGOs, Nkosinathi Biko, Ntsiki Mashalaba, open and democratic, our community, Parliament, policy conference, political parties, politicians, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, research organizations, right to know, RSA, Samora Biko, South Africa, Stephen Biko, Steve Biko, zamediafreedom
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Support World Press Freedom Day 2017 #pressfreedom #WPFD2017
02/05/2017Tags: 2017, Bush Radio, bushradio, cape town, constitution, free press, freedom of expression, media, media freedom, press, press freedom, rights, South Africa, state, world press freedom day
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Support World Press Freedom Day 2015
03/05/2015Tags: 2015, Adrian Louw, ANC, Bush Radio, bush radio bushradio, cape town, challenge, Community radio, constitution, corruption, expression, freedom, freedom of expression, fxi, human rights, imprison, journalism, media, press freedom, right to know, rights, South Africa, United Nations, Zuma
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The 14th Media Kidocracy kicks off #MKK2014
06/10/2014Tags: 20 years of democracy, 2014, 89.5, Africa, broadcasting, Bush Radio, cape town, child rights, children and media, children's movement, creative, democracy, event, everyday people, FES, freedom of expression, hermanus, live, mddia, media, media conference, media kidocracy, Media Kidocracy Konfrence, media rights, MKK, mkk2014, Morning Cruise, online., print, productions, rights, Sakhisizwe, South Africa, The Breakfast Rush, video, Whale Coast FM, women in media, wortelgat, youth and media
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Young people taking charge of media (MKK 2012)
20/12/2012Tags: 12th, Adrian Louw, Annual, Arts and Culture, Brenda Leonard, British Council, Bush Radio, bushradio, Cartoon, children, children radio, Children's Radio, conference, CREW, CVET, Davy Sims, delegates, Economic Freedom, education workshop, environment, Express Yourself, FES, FES Media, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, GCIS, graffiti, groups, health, human rights, labour, lumko mtimde, Mak1, Manana Monareng Wa Stone, Manana Stone, Mara Media, MDDA, media, Media Development and Diversity Agency, Media Kidocracy Konfrence, media training, Media24, Mini-dramas, MKK, mkk2012, My Body, My Choice, My Future World, netdynamix, newspaper, Northern Ireland, online., panel discussions, partners, photography, products, Public Acheivement, radio, Samantha Reinders, television, Trevor Davids, various themes, Who am I - Gender, workshop, youth, Youth Participation in Democracy, Youth Rights and Civic Participation, youth training
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Support World Press Freedom Day – 3 May 2012
02/05/2012Tags: 2012, academics, access to information, Adrian Louw, advocacy, Africa, African, apartheid, authorities, bill, broadcasters, Bush Radio, campaign, cape town, career, Community radio, constitution, debates, democracy, discussion document, free speech, freedom of expression, freedom of the media, fundamental right, government, ICASA Amendment Bill, illegally, journalist, journalists, journalists in exile, journo, laws, legislation, listeners, mainstream media, making informed decisions, march, march to parliament, media, media appeals tribunal, media freedom, media role in protest, newsroom, NGOs, open and democratic, open letter, our community, Parliament, photographer, poi, politicians, press freedom, proposals, Protection of Information, Protection of Information Bill, protest, Public Service Broadcasting Bill, R2K, research organizations, right to know, Right2Know, secrecy bill, South Africa, Worldpress Freedom Day
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