Johannesburg, South Africa 11 November 2025            Moxii Africa (formerly Media Monitoring Africa – MMA) and its partners, under the Web Rangers Programme are excited to      launch     its Anti-Bullying Awareness Month Campaign. From the 11 November 2025 to 28 November 2025, we are    calling on all South Africans      (educators, parents, guardians, and community leaders)     to take collective action against the growing epidemic of bullying, cyberbullying, and online violence affecting children across the country. 

The spate of recent reports have shown that incidents of online bullying and digital gender-based violence are rising at an alarming rate, often with devastating consequences for children. In response, Web Rangers is dedicating the month of November 2025 to raising awareness, sharing resources, and promoting safe and responsible online behaviour among children and families. Moxii Africa’s  Public Skills and Media Skills Programme Manager  Phakamile Madonsela says “This campaign is more than awareness — it’s a national call to action. Every adult, whether a parent, teacher, or community leader, has a duty to make digital spaces safe for children. Protecting them from online harm starts with us.” 

Through weekly online content, and parent-focused resources, the campaign encourages families to engage, learn, and spread positive digital practices. Parents and caregivers who interact with Web Rangers’ content stand a chance to win one of ten R500 Takealot vouchers, as a fun incentive to stay connected and informed.

Anti-Bullying Parent Newsletter 1
Anti-Bullying Parent Newsletter 2

For those who want to be involved, here are the steps to follow: 

  1. Follow any one of the Web Rangers Social Media accounts  
  1. Instagram – @WebRangersZA  
  1. TikTok – @WebRanggersSA 
  1. Facebook – Web Rangers SA  
  1. WhatsApp Channel –https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vak7lCH3gvWcdFVFIB0V   
  1. Repost or share at least one WR campaign post and comment on learning/experiences and what you will do better going forward 
  1. Engage in our parent’s newsletters during campaign month and share your feedback.   

The campaign will culminate in the Web Rangers Parent Online Safety Webinar, on Tuesday, 2 December where experts will share practical tips for keeping children safe and emotionally supported in digital spaces and the competition winners will be announced. 

For more information, follow Web Rangers      on the various platforms: 

  • Website: webrangers.co.za 
  • Twitter: @MediaMatters 
  • Instagram: @webrangersza      
  • Facebook: Webrangers SA          
     

Join the conversation. Protect our children. Make the internet safer for all.

 

For more information contact the Web Rangers Project Coordinator,     Tumelo Hlaka      (tumeloh@mma.org.za / 072-431-9349)

About MMA/ Moxii Africa

Media Monitoring Africa’s vision is a responsible, quality media that enables an engaged and informed citizenry in Africa and across the world. MMA aims to promote the development of a free, fair, ethical and critical media culture in South Africa and the rest of the continent. To achieve MMA’s vision, the three key areas that MMA seeks to address through a human rights-based approach are: media ethics, media quality and media freedom. 


Web Rangers is made possible through our partners and funders: 

MTN South Africa  

Meta  

Google South Africa  

Falcorp Technologies  

The Walt Disney Company   

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies  

The Catholic Institute of Education  

For more information about Moxii Africa and its work with children Visit www.mediamonitoringafrica.org
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