From exposes on the Nkandla scandal to the Gupta emails, which detailed the extent of state capture, journalistic investigations have set the public agenda. Read more
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Glenda Nevill asks the CEOs of South Africa’s biggest newspaper (and now multimedia) groups some leading questions on where to for print media in a multiplatform world, how they’re planning... Read more
The publisher of the Zimbabwean Daily News, Jethro Goko, was recently awarded his masters in journalism leadership from the University of Lancashire. His subject? The relationship between So... Read more
The relationship between government and media is often a fraught affair. Peta Krost Maunder caught up with minister in the presidency, Collins Chabane, to discover his thoughts on the media... Read more
What are the real issues facing the media? Raymond Louw puts it all into perspective, revealing a particularly worrying picture in a story first published by The Media magazine. The latest S... Read more
For the most part, readers are oblivious to pundits who are generally swinging public views in various strategic directions. Glenda Nevill questions their role in the media. Pundits are the... Read more
