Raymond Louw

Editorial: Farewell, Ray Louw

Article Editorial - 14 Jun 2019

As much as he was an editor for that era, he was also a journalist for all ages

Media industry mourns the deaths of three veteran journalists

Article Jacques Coetzee - 5 Jun 2019

Herbert Mabuza, Zuluboy Molefe and Raymond Louw passed away within days of each other

‘Absurd’ Parliament policy news to us, say media

Article Jenni Evans - 4 Oct 2011

Media organisations say they had not known about a policy forcing journalists to request interviews with MPs through Parliament's media office.

No public interest defence? ‘Info Bill is anti-democratic’

Article Sapa Afp - 31 Aug 2011

The ANC's refusal to allow a public interest defence in the Protection of Information Bill has been denounced as "anti-democratic".

Revamp press code, team proposes

Article Glenda Daniels - 19 Aug 2011

But council reiterates the importance of self-regulation to uphold standards.

Press not off ANC’s hook

Article Glenda Daniels - 10 Jun 2011

The planned media appeals tribunal is once again high on the ruling party's agenda .

Cosatu slams claim that Vavi ‘blasted Zuma’

Article Staff Reporter - 6 Apr 2011

Cosatu denied on Wednesday a report in the <em>Sowetan</em> that its secretary general, Zwelinzima Vavi, had "blasted Zuma" at a conference this week.

Press Council hits back after ANCYL attack on ombud

Article Staff Reporter - 5 Apr 2011

An ANCYL attack on the press ombud is aimed at boosting a bid by a faction of the ANC for a media appeals tribunal, the Press Council said on Tuesday.

Press Council warns against media tribunal

Article Staff Reporter & Sapa Afp - 2 Aug 2010

Chairperson of the Press Council of SA, Raymond Louw, on Monday took issue with a call by the ANC and SACP for a statutory media appeals tribunal.

Media groups voice concern over Fifa restrictions

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Jan 2010

The SA media's concerns about Fifa restrictions on coverage of the World Cup have gone unheeded by Fifa for two years, Sanef's Raymond Louw says.

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