Herbert Mabuza, Zuluboy Molefe and Raymond Louw passed away within days of each other
In 2011, the paper ran a front page story titled "Shoot to Kill" which was authored by Stephan Hoffstatter, Mzilikazi wa Africa and Rob Rose
In conversation with Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel last week, Iqbal Survé insisted that everyone who is critical of him has been unfair.
The messaging app announced an update to limit the number of times a user can forward a message after the network had been used to spread falsities
The EFF’s Floyd Shivambu and Mbuyiseni Ndlozi mocked the DA’s John Steenhuisen after a media report revealed his highest qualification is matric
Thus far two journalists involved in discredited stories published in the Sunday Times have exited the paper
The commission’s legal team is expected to continue presenting its arguments on why the complete #GuptaLeaks emails should be admitted as evidence
Sunday Times editor Bongani Siqoko said on Wednesday that Joubert’s employment was terminated on January 19.
The DA document was meant to serve as a means of direction to the Hawks and the NPA to investigate the Estina allegations
Dlamini accused newspapers of relegating positive stories about women to pages three or five
The Sunday Times published an article saying, according to financial statements it had seen, Eskom only had enough money to last approximately 90 days
A former ANN7 employee says he fears for his life after turning down a severance package and was threatened by an alleged ANN7 bodyguard.
Helen Zille has denied that her office awarded a communications tender worth R1-billion to an advertising agency without following proper channels.
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/ 4 February 2008
African National Congress (ANC) leaders who supported President Thabo Mbeki in the build-up to the party’s elective conference in Polokwane will not be victimised, the party’s newly elected leadership said on Monday. The ANC said fears that there would be a purge were baseless as the party had no intention to change its traditions.