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The South African Union of Journalists (SAUJ) is a professional organization representing journalists and media workers in South Africa. It aims to promote the rights and interests of its members, advocating for press freedom, ethical journalism, and better working conditions. The union also provides training, resources, and support to enhance the skills and welfare of journalists in the country. Through collective action and representation, the SAUJ works to uphold the standards of journalism and protect the profession's integrity.
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