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The final signing into law of the Nemla Act has introduced a major shift in South Africas environmental legislation from 24 June 2022 and will deter non-compliance with environmental laws...

Following a ruling by the Press Ombudsman, News24 hereby apologises to Luther Lebelo.

Even with a music producer in the Gauteng PEC, the ANC will need more than song and dance to stay in power

Even with a music producer in the Gauteng PEC, the ANC will need more than song and dance to stay in power

There is an Indian saying, “The truth is what the neighbour sees, not your mother”.

In an article on 20 November 2021 headlined, “Cook or crook? The celebrity chef from Gqeberha, the Saudi crown prince and R500 000 wagyu steaks", News24 also referred to controversial chef Conrad Gallagher’s arrest and subsequent acquittal on charges of art theft in Ireland in the early 2000s as an “indiscretion”.

Casting the spotlight on our country's still unfortunate racial ills, does not make News24's reporting biased against any race. News24's public editor, George Claassen, explains why.

The recent expulsion from the Press Council of South Africa of the South African Jewish Report has put the spotlight on the journalistic distinction between facts and opinion. The recent expulsion from the Press Council of South Africa of the South African Jewish Report has put the spotlight on...

George Kalu highlights how the media’s reporting of the story violated the rights to privacy of the surviving children.

In reporting on the story about a father who allegedly gave his children energy drinks laced with poison, some of South Africa’s most credible media seemingly failed to apply an ethical lens. Why did this violation of privacy and dignity happen, and how can we stop it from happening again?