Nixon Kariithi

Jacob Zuma’s visit to Rhema goes beyond politics — it’s about forgiveness.

Professor Nixon Kariithi analyses how publications have been bending the rules to bump up circulation figures.

Professor Nixon Kariithi says 2007 might just define South Africa’s media landscape into a new and unknown animal.

Big media companies in Africa are experiencing heydays with sky-rocketing revenue figures and growing dominance in the industry. Professor Nixon Kariithi ponders on the dangers…

South African media coverage of the Jacob Zuma saga surpassed even the death of Princess Diana and Nixon Kariithi predicts the media party is far from over.