Sanef, veteran journalists and political leaders have paid tribute to Baldwin Ndaba, remembering the veteran reporter as a fearless accountability journalist, mentor and beloved…
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Roy Marcus and Jaco van Schoor believe they did not engage in any wrongdoing
This is the second time in as many weeks that prominent journalists have been called “Stratcom agents” without any proof
The editor of the Star, Makhudu Sefara, has stepped down in what he has described to Sapa as an "amicable departure".
Employees of the Independent newspaper group have voiced their anger over the dismissal of Cape Times editor Alide Dasnois.
The South African National Editors’ Forum has slammed the danger journalists are put in while out on stories after a Star photographer was injured.
A report that ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa would decline his nomination was the result of "unsavoury" sources, the Star newspaper has said.
Political editor Gaye Davis has resigned following a report in the Star that Cyril Ramaphosa had refused a nomination to be ANC deputy president.
Mvela group’s offer to buy media firm has sparked fears of greater political interference, writes Reg Rumney.
The press ombudsman has denied an ANC Youth League request for a probe into two newspapers’ use of incorrect quotes attributed to Julius Malema.
The ANC Youth League on Friday welcomed a front-page apology by the <em>Daily Sun</em> newspaper for misquoting its leader Julius Malema.
The <em>Star</em> on Thursday published an apology to ANCYL leader Julius Malema after it incorrectly quoted him criticising President Jacob Zuma.
The <i>Star</i> reported the City of Jo’burg warned its employees against downloading child pornography and bestiality material through a circular.
Statistics South Africa and the Star have settled a ”bitter battle” over an article which claimed that a multimillion-rand survey was bungled.
Anna Louw wrote numerous articles on Robert McBride’s drunk-driving case and related issues.
President Thabo Mbeki must release the letter he allegedly wrote to George Bush asking the American president to ”butt out” of Zimbabwe, the Democratic Alliance said on Thursday.…
Could the visuals have stoked the attacks? An American journalism teacher visiting SA has been horrified at the broadcast and publication of xenophobic violence. It clashes with…
George Mhanda came to Johannesburg to feed his family, struggling to eat under Robert Mugabe’s derelict rule. The Zimbabwean mechanic found a job in a local garage and a room in…
The headlines of the papers at the newsstand at the Bree Street taxi rank on Monday reflect the deadly xenophobic violence that spread around Johannesburg on the weekend.…
