While the media in South Africa has been through hard times, readers are still loyal and still looking for quality. And they’re even gearing up to pay for it. Read more
Naspers has adapted and changed itself, from deriving 90% of revenue from media and video entertainment a decade ago to 80% from online – which will move to 100%. Read more
The Financial Times, one of the great global journalism institutions, has been sold by the Pearson Group to the Japanese media company Nikkei. Anton Harber takes a look at what this means. T... Read more
Ton Vosloo has retired after 59 years of service to Naspers media group. He joined as a cub reporter in 1956, and left the company as its non executives chairman on Friday. Koos Bekker retur... Read more
Printing and publishing company Caxton has tabled extensive research into the control structure of Naspers at the Competition Tribunal and suggested that former CEO Koos Bekker, former MIH h... Read more
How does a parochial press company evolve in the space of a century to operate in more than 130 countries? Professor Lizette Rabe traces the company’s evolution. Naspers will celebrate its c... Read more
