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Our aim remains to provide accurate, truthful and balanced reporting As a publication that subscribes to The Press Code of Ethics and Conduct for South African Print and Online Media (Press Code), we are serious about reporting the news accurately and fairly. This publication acknowledges the importance of the right to freedom of expression contained in section 16 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996. With this right comes great responsibility. “As journalists we commit ourselves to the highest standards, to maintain credibility and keep the trust of the public. This me...

 The Democratic Alliance (DA) has requested the Hawks to investigate charges relating to bribery against Mr Aubrey Mothombeni and possible corruption by officials in the Matjhabeng Municipality in the Free State. The now former Sunday World Assignments Editor, Mr Mothombeni, allegedly attempted to benefit from the proceeds of unlawful activities by aiding and abetting the facilitation of criminal activities by demanding a bribe in return for the non-publication of a series of news articles about the Matjhabeng Local Municipality in the Free State.

Editors' group Sanef says it's appalled by the African News Agency's admission this week. ANA chief Vasantha Angamuthu confirmed the news wire took money from the State Security Agency. She denied  the agency was a front for the SSA. The South African National Editors' Forum (Sanef) says it is appalled and saddened after African News Agency (ANA) chief executive officer Vasantha Angamuthu admitted it accepted money from the State Security Agency (SSA) to "provide multi-media training for SSA analysts and interns across Africa" and carry positive stories about South Africa and the government....