The possible targeting of journalist Marianne Thamm by state intelligence highlights a serious threat to press freedom and democratic accountability in South Africa.
A free press is not a courtesy the state extends to journalists. It is a constitutional load-bearing wall.
When journalists investigate the police — the institution society arms and empowers to protect its citizens — they do the work the Constitution anticipates and democracy requires. Any suggestion that state intelligence…
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