Mzilikazi Wa Afrika
latest news & developmentsUncaptured: Newsroom weaknesses and the trap of false narratives
Part III: Investigative journalists helped pull South Africa back from a precipice by exposing the depth of state capture
SA writers: Betrayed left, right and centre
The troubling themes of treachery, deception and duplicity lie at the dark heart of many recent books by South African authors.
Fearless corruption buster
Mzilikazi wa Afrika has valiantly exposed political skullduggery with his brave investigative reporting.
Jomo Sono thrown into Pule’s blackmail fray
City Press has reported soccer boss Jomo Sono is at the centre of an alleged blackmail campaign against Communications Minister Dina Pule.
Sunday Times turns the tables on Dina Pule
Sunday Times editor Phylicia Oppelt has defended her investigations team against allegations made by Communications Minister Dina Pule.
Hawks bugged reporter’s phone
The Hawks monitored phone calls by <i>Sunday Times</i> journalist Mzilikazi Wa Afrika, a media report said.
‘Killer cop’ assassination threat to SA journalist
SA editors have asked for a meeting with the police minister after a journalist was warned that he would be killed by hit men wearing police uniforms.
Sunday Times journalists fear for their lives
Journalists Mzilikazi wa Africa and Stephan Hofstatter are being intimidated, the <i>Sunday Times</i> reported.
Mystery of premier’s stolen ‘millions’
After months of official denials, Barberton police are opening a case relating to money that went missing from a farm owned by the Mpumalanga premier.
Smoke and mirrors in Wild East
Another politician’s sudden death adds to the madness in Mpumalanga’s politics.
Freedom must be lived
Thirty-three years ago, on October 19 1977, the apartheid government banned three newspapers and many political organisations.
Cosatu calls for public inquiry into Wa Afrika saga
A "thorough public inquiry" into the arrest of <i>Sunday Times</i> journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika, is needed, Cosatu said on Wednesday.
Charges against Wa Africa withdrawn in court
Charges of fraud, forgery and uttering against journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika and Mpumalanga government employee Victor Mlimi have been withdrawn.
NPA withdraws charges against Wa Afrika
The National Prosecuting Authority withdrew all charges against <i>Sunday Times</i> investigative journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika on Tuesday morning.
The nine lives of Wa Afrika
Mzilikazi wa Afrika made headlines as the journalist arrested by police. We take a look at his career thus far.