SAFREA's Freelance Media and Industry Report was recently mentioned in the Southern African Translators' Institute (SATI) Muratho journal. Read on for the link.

SAFREA Western Cape made the front section of BizCommunity's media news website following their event last month on fake news. Read on to get the full scoop.

SAFREA Western Cape held a captivating event last week inside the beautiful and historic Sir Herbert Baker building at 6 Spin Street in Cape Town. If you weren't able to attend, read on for a summary of what you missed and to find out about our next event.

This last Saturday, the Johannesburg SAFREANS met at the Graft Yard, a freelancer co-working space in Randburg. Clive Lotter, a freelancer for 21 years, delivered a presentation on how he believes freelancing works at present and how this career and lifestyle choice is likely to unfold over the next years.

SAFREA releases first-ever freelance media trends and income report

SAFREA supports PEN SA's ongoing commitment to publish reports concerning press freedom and the kidnapping and incarceration of journalists in Africa. Read on for their latest news and a link to their full report.

SAFREA supports the dedicated work and commitment shown by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) in publishing their 2016 prison census, which documents the 259 journalists currently jailed worldwide.

How do I communicate with clients? Do I have a website? How do I get more work? These and other important questions were answered at a fun talk by myebook.co.za founder Dave Henderson at the Sandton Brazen Head in Johannesburg.

A year-long SAFREA membership makes the perfect holiday gift this season for a media freelancer in your life!

“Langa is not a poverty city. It’s a city of creativity and entrepreneurs, and we need to tell that story.”

These were among the welcoming lines given by Tony Elvin, founder of iKhaya Le Langa during the SAFREA Western Cape event held in the township on 30 October 2016.