THE WAY FORWARD • Advocacy on the remuneration and working conditions of journalists, particularly in dealing with the violations of their rights as workers. In this regard, institutions such as the Federation of Organisations of Disabled People in Swaziland should be engaged. • The revival and relaunch of SNAJ, with a renewed focus on engaging journalists, clarifying its role and mandate, and ensuring journalists are protected. The media consortium provides a renewed opportunity to breathe life into organisations such as SNAJ. The association could also explore affiliation with international journalism associations to strengthen its work. The panel discussion took place at Piggs Peak Hotel on 26-28 October 2018. Panellists: Media (list in chronological order of surname): 1. Nimrod Mabuza, Assistant Editor 2. Lunga Masuku, Journalist/Media Association 3. Maxwell Mthembu, Media Lecturer 4. Joseph Zulu, Journalist 5. Ambrose Zwane, Community Broadcaster Civil Society (list in chronological order of surname): 6. Lomcebo Dlamini, Lawyer/Activist 7. Sipho Dlamini, Human Rights and Disabled People’s Rights Activist 8. Melusi Matsenjwa, Lawyer/Proofreader 9. Ncane Maziya, Gender Activist 10. Happy Mkhabela, Human Rights Lawyer 11. Fundizwi Sikhondze, Trade Unionist 12. Zanele Thabede, Women’s Rights Activist Rapporteur: Nangula Shejavali, Consultant Moderator: Sarah Chiumbu, Media Lecturer 61 AFRICAN MEDIA BAROMETER ESWATINI 2018