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Hun Sen calls for journalistic integrity - Vimarsana News

Hun Sen calls for journalistic integrity

While appreciating the majority of media and journalists, Prime Minister Hun Sen said a small handful of members of the media had violated their professional ethics by placing their personal interests ahead of journalistic integrity.

Reporter's Notebook: The not- the-ANC conference – corr... - Vimarsana News

Reporter's Notebook: The not- the-ANC conference – corr...

Journalists are corralled behind fences, watched by police and ANC marshals, and sellers of party regalia and food hawkers who traditionally gather at governing party elective indabas are kept way past the Nasrec entrance at the intersection with the Nyala, razor wire and security troops.

Zuma 'abusing' private prosecution for political ends - Helen Suzman Foundation argues - Vimarsana News

Zuma 'abusing' private prosecution for political ends - Helen Suzman Foundation argues

Seasoned lawyer, Kate Hofmeyr, representing the Helen Suzman Foundation, said there were ulterior motives to Jacob Zuma's private prosecution.

Source: news24.com
Gwede Mantashe, the ANC's strongman, is now fighting fo... - Vimarsana News

Gwede Mantashe, the ANC's strongman, is now fighting fo...

As the ANC heads into its December elective conference, Gwede Mantashe is at risk of not getting a position in the ANC’s top six, for the first time since 2007. This may reverberate across the whole of South Africa, not least for our future energy policy.

Journalists find it 'increasingly hard' to work amid court bans - Sanef - Vimarsana News

Journalists find it 'increasingly hard' to work amid court bans - Sanef

The South African National Editors' Forum has called for better treatment of journalists who report on court matters.

Source: news24.com