[4] The MNA referred to itself as "the first stateless news organization in history," with the goal of offering readers "a better understanding of public issues and positive development".
[7][8] It accused Hillary Clinton of leading "banker jewish zionist-elite gangsters"[9] and called Google "a company owned by Zionist Jews".
[11] Conspiracy theories were a common fixture of Mathaba's content, including claims that Osama bin Laden had been dead for years before he was reported killed;[12] that the AIDS virus was created by the World Health Organization to reduce the populations of nonwhite African countries;[13] and that Zionists control the media and were behind the Assassination of John F. Kennedy,[14] the September 11 attacks,[15] and the wars in Iraq and Libya.
[18] Frontline reports were regularly published summarizing each day's events, with claims of many battlefield victories by Gaddafi loyalists.
"[22][23] As late as 1 September 2011, with the opposition in control of most of the country, the agency claimed that Gaddafi still had "massive support among an estimated 95% of the population.