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New Frame

A drained state hurts the economy
Business
/ 20 February 2024

A drained state hurts the economy

And there are fewer journalists to hold policymakers accountable for this decline

By Sarah Smit
Three writers respond to Drew Forrest’s New Frame piece in the M&G and Rebecca Davis’s article in Daily Maverick
Opinion
/ 3 August 2022

Three writers respond to Drew Forrest’s New Frame piece in the M&G and Rebecca Davis’s article in Daily Maverick

The articles in the two publications followed the sudden closure of ‘New Frame’ after its donor withdrew his funding

By Vashna Jagarnath, Richard Pithouse and Vijay Prashad
New Frame closure: Socialism’s problem remains the socialists
Opinion
/ 29 July 2022

New Frame closure: Socialism’s problem remains the socialists

Throughout the ‘New Frame’ controversy, holier-than-thou bourgeois-baiters and obsessive players of the race card have shown why the hard left has condemned itself to the political margins

By Drew Forrest
Numsa’s Irvin Jim claims media takedown campaign
National
/ 28 July 2022

Numsa’s Irvin Jim claims media takedown campaign

The metalworkers union leader has alleged that NGOs want to capture the union, using media outlets

By Sarah Smit
‘New Frame’ closure ‘a terrible loss to the country’
National
/ 21 July 2022

‘New Frame’ closure ‘a terrible loss to the country’

The closure of the publication ‘New Frame’, which sought to chase quality over clicks, is a cautionary tale of the pitfalls of donor funding

By Eunice Masson
No easy fix to SA media money crisis
Business
/ 19 July 2022

No easy fix to SA media money crisis

The closure of the New Frame, which sought to chase quality over clicks, is a cautionary tale of the pitfalls of donor funding

By Sarah Smit
Australia’s fires give us a glimpse of what’s coming
Article
/ 11 January 2020

Australia’s fires give us a glimpse of what’s coming

The government is reaffirming its commitment to coal. But as the crisis deepens, climate barbarism is no longer an option

By Agency
How South Africa’s minibus taxi industry exploits its drivers 
Article
/ 20 December 2019

How South Africa’s minibus taxi industry exploits its drivers 

The drivers who are the bedrock of the public transport system are often paid less than the sectoral determination stipulates

By Magnificent Mndebele and Musawenkosi Cabe
Why the NBA’s Basketball Africa League is important
Article
/ 4 March 2019

Why the NBA’s Basketball Africa League is important

The NBA is already invested on the continent. It has organised Basketball Without Borders in various African countries over the past 16 years

By Sisay Julius
The athlete who refused to die
Article
/ 21 January 2019

The athlete who refused to die

Mhlengi Gwala’s indomitable spirit has him reaching for new goals, just 10 months after the brutal chainsaw attack that almost cost him his legs

By Staff Reporter
SABC crisis threatens sport itself
Article
/ 14 November 2018

SABC crisis threatens sport itself

The sporting public, sport sponsors and the organisations in charge of sporting codes each pay a price for the SABC’s debt in one way or the other

By Njabulo Ngidi

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