Sunday Times editor Magudu Sebara was elected as the new Chairman of the South African National Teachers’ Council (SANEF) at the first 2025 council meeting in Cape Town.
Sefara, who was formerly the Chairman of the Media Independence Committee of the Media Independence Committee, changed his position to Nawabisa Makunga, who resigned from his post after being promoted to an administrative role in Arina Holdings.
The incoming leader challenged the organization to protect media freedom and strengthen the industry as it faced economic challenges.
“I take advantage of this opportunity, and remember that it is coming to the time of the industry. Many news rooms ask the question of how they are going to turn the corner without losing confidence, and they expect better solutions when shutting down, and it is disabled in the quality of work. The impact is, so the quality contribution magazine makes our most valuable democracy, ”Sefara said.
He thanked Newsroom leaders for working Sterling in telling South African stories to the country despite the low skills.
Ambel’s Media Independence Committee is now the editor of the Slindle Kaneyil, the publisher of the Isisulu Fund.
The forum congratulated Fatiswa Magopeni for appointing the Managing Director of South Africa’s Press Council (PCSA), while the new representative of the SFM: News and current affairs of the News and Current Affairs, Divoodsi Lugoto PCSA.
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