The Los Angeles Times is laying off more than a fifth of its journalists, in another example of how news media are struggling to cope.

South African sensation Blue Mbombo in this insightful biography. From her early life challenges to becoming musician, and media personality.

Explore the controversial life and legal battles of South African Media Personality Jub Jub, currently facing charges of sexual assault.

Thando Thabethe is facing legal action because she allegedly didn’t pay the full amount for her cosmetic procedures.

Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie might have changed his mind about conducting interviews but he has conditions…

McKenzie released a statement today, Thursday, 8 June, in which he cited his reasons to snub all local media houses.

Radio presenter Seipati Soke known as Twasa has recently graduated with MBA from GIBS Business School.

Maughan’s employers, the South African National Editors Forum, and her colleagues in journalism are solidly behind her.

Parliament’s digital, culture, media & sport committee (DCMS) report threatens the sustainability of local journalism.

The voice’s of women are missing in media representation – by including them, they can generate billions of income.

The media was once again kicked out of the proceedings in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial after Tumelo Madlala’s face was allegedly shown.

A journalist and camera operator were robbed by armed men outside a primary school while covering the build-up to the local elections.

Noseweek’s Editor Martin Welz said it’s a sad end to a print publication that’s managed to survive the odds for 28 years.

President Ramaphosa praised the media’s role in uncovering state capture but said journalists must also focus on other issues in his weekly letter on Monday.

If you have a question for Cyril Ramaphosa, you could be left waiting a long time for an answer – as the media has discovered during this pandemic.

A newspaper article about farm murders has fallen foul of the Press Code after it erroneously attributed comment to the police minister.

Use of ‘accident’ by the media is more damaging than an individual using it, because they reinforce its use.

The South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) has expressed concern over the alleged intimidation of an eNCA news team, calling on the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to respect media freedom

‘You have six companies that own all the media… you only have to look at the way media ownership has become consolidated.’

ANC MP Boy Mamabolo is accused of making threats against a journalist who had called him over a story

Group interim CEO Phumzile Langeni said the impact the decision would have on staff would be a “watershed moment” and said they are committed to managing the process with sensitivity and consideration to all affected

It’s another blow for the print media industry as Media24 announced it is considering permanently closing five magazines and two newspapers.

CEO Julia Raphaely said that she has had to make the most difficult decision of her life and close the company to avoid massive losses.

The EFF has released a statement, reminding the media that it was they who lodged a case against Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams in the first place.

In these unprecedented times, people and companies are coming up with novel ways to keep businesses and individuals afloat.