A new SANEF study has revealed that three out of four women journalists in South Africa have experienced online bullying and misogyny, highlighting what researchers describe as a shift from the traditional "glass ceiling" to a dangerous "cyber ceiling." We speak to the editor of Glass Ceilings 2026, Dr Glenda Daniels, about the report's findings, what they mean for press freedom, gender equality and the future of journalism in South Africa.

GUEST: Glenda Daniels, professor of Media Studies, Wits University and SG of SANEF.

<p>A new SANEF study has revealed that three out of four women journalists in South Africa have experienced online bullying and misogyny, highlighting what researchers describe as a shift from the traditional "glass ceiling" to a dangerous "cyber ceiling." We speak to the editor of Glass Ceilings 2026, Dr Glenda Daniels, about the report's findings, what they mean for press freedom, gender equality and the future of journalism in South Africa.</p>
<p>GUEST: Glenda Daniels, professor of Media Studies, Wits University and SG of SANEF.</p>

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