There is no journalistic privilege in South African law, and as such journalists are liable to jail terms for refusing to disclose confidential sources. Greg Hamburger outlines the legal framework.

Recent events surrounding the Oilgate saga have brought the role of the public protector into stark focus. What exactly is his mandate? Greg Hamburger explains.

While the media may love a good sports crisis, there is local legislation that can avert the explosion before it begins. Greg Hamburger looks at an under-utilised act that places sporting interests before sporting debacles.

In their judgement on the Radio Today matter, the BMCC passed up the opportunity to set clear precedent. Greg Hamburger expands on the implications for community radio licensing.