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Navi Pillay was a judge in the Nat Nakasa awards, which were held in Durban on Saturday night.

Lindokuhle Mnguni was a brilliant young man with a great future in leadership. He was a fearless leader who stood for his community, was always humble yet strong. He always dedicated his time to the people, according to Abahlali baseMjondolo.

With changing business models, critical, independent news media need to balance a multiplicity of revenue sources with finding and keeping audiences

Drew Forrest argues that concerns about the Asian giant stem from its miserable human rights record and not the fraudulent notion of ‘sinophobia’

AmaBhungane has been under attack since we published our story on the closure of the publication New Frame, which clearly touched a nerve.

12 August 2022 - A new report has exposed the ugly truth about South Africa’s liberal media: its nefarious funders seek to advance democracy, defend press freedom, combat corruption, and promote an open society.

What happened to the accountability of Numsa’s leadership to ordinary members? It is a problem that has beset just about every labour movement in every country. The answer lies in the separation of union leadership from its membership.

It is in lower-income countries where a stronger independent media is most vital. Public newspapers and broadcasters are not the answer. While many countries have national news services, they are usually poorly resourced and seen as propaganda platforms.

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

Christopher Clark’s debut book, Clare: The killing of a gentle activist’ explores the context of the murder of an activist in KwaZulu-Natal