Radio broadcaster killed in the Philippines
Philippines — A radio broadcaster was fatally shot inside his studio in the Philippines on Sunday, police said, the latest... Read more
6 Nov, 2023
Zuma declines interviews after losing two key appeals
Cape Town – The Jacob Zuma Foundation has announced that former South African President Jacob Zuma will not be... Read more
14 Sep, 2023
SA’s media often portrays foreigners in a bad light. This fuels xenophobia
Sikanyiso Masuku, University of South Africa and Sizo Nkala The media’s huge influence comes from the fact that it’s... Read more
24 Aug, 2023
EU vote observers reject Zimbabwe bribe report
Harare – A European Union team observing upcoming elections Zimbabwe on Saturday denied a state-owned newspaper story alleging they... Read more
19 Aug, 2023
AFP sues Musk’s X over copyright
Paris — AFP news agency launched a copyright case in France on Wednesday against social media giant Twitter, recently... Read more
3 Aug, 2023
AmaBhungane ungagged to report on Moti files
Illustration: Lisa Nelson By Tania Broughton GroundUp The Gauteng High Court has set aside the “gagging order” brought against... Read more
4 Jul, 2023
Moti Group are bullies, says amaBhungane lawyer
By Tania Broughton GroundUp The court case between AmaBhungane and the Moti Group has implications for freedom of speech... Read more
28 Jun, 2023
AmaBhungane sets key test for media freedom in SA
Johannesburg – The amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism draws its name from the Zulu word for dung beetle –... Read more
26 Jun, 2023
Colombia investigates journalist’s harassment claims
Bogota — Colombian prosecutors opened an investigation on Wednesday after a well-known journalist alleged that she was being trailed... Read more
1 Jun, 2023
Trudeau slams Facebook for threatening to block Canadian news
Ottawa – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday slammed Meta after executives said it would block news for Canadian... Read more
12 May, 2023
