Pending a disciplinary hearing into "gross misconduct", Hosken Consolidated Investments has suspended its executive chairperson.
She has been called a coconut and a racist, but radio and TV talk-show host and newspaper columnist Redi Tlhabi succeeds where others stumble.
Imagine a forum on agriculture without the farmers present. The same logic applies to a bunch of people discussing a new law for the SABC.
Karl Marx famously said the first time history repeats itself is tragic; the second is farce.
Cope accused the SABC of sabotage and ”blatant bias” following the broadcaster’s blackout on Sunday of the party’s final election rally in Polokwane.
MultiChoice is branching out from satellite television with its new broadband rugby offering.
Kagiso Media’s headline earnings increased by 20% to R106,3-million, the black-owned and managed media company said on Monday.
The election manifesto launch this weekend of the Congress of the People will not be televised live by the SABC, the public broadcaster has told Cope.
Arguments about terms of trade and commissioning procedures should now become a thing of the past.
Percy Zvomuya speaks to an African journalist who has made a substantial contribution to the profession.
Thousands of royalist protesters stormed Thai state broadcaster NBT on Tuesday as a part of demonstrations to try to overthrow the elected government.
The problem with the South African Broadcasting Corporation is not that biases its broadcasts, but that it holds back too much.
After 16 years the SABC is back where it began. A veteran of the campaign to democratise the SABC writes about a new campaign to free the airwaves.
