SABC Eight win award for bravery

Facebook users seem to be flagging as spam legitimate news stories from Independent Online’s publications

Industry players submitting their views to Parliament say some provisions make creative works economically unviable

Legal proceedings have started for a lien against pension payments to Hlaudi Motsoeneng — who also has to pay back an R11m bonus — and James Aguma

Losses incurred under Hlaudi Motsoeneng and James Aguma may mean their pensions are withheld, as 362 applications are received to join the board

Verashni Pillay, who was editor of the Huffington Post at the time the blog was published, takes the judgment on appeal

Appeal against the press ombudsman’s ruling on hate speech blog will be heard on Monday

The acting CEO leaves SA’s public broadcaster under a cloud, but the board says an SIU probe may bring him to book

James Aguma’s lawyer says this is pure victimisation; the SABC says it has every right to bring more charges

The new review process aims to ensured that a proper consultation process takes place with the public, and that final policies are in line with the ...

Icasa has approved recommendations to nullify the SABC’s editorial policies of 2016‚ which banned the airing of footage of violent protests

Constant harassment Venter faced for challenging the status quo at the SABC was a major contributor to her tragic death, says Media Monitoring Africa director

A slanging match broke out outside the High Court in Johannesburg, which granted Sanef and 11 journalists an interdict preventing Black First Land First from ...

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ANC delegates want a media appeals tribunal as print media, especially, are a ‘powerful tool that can effect even a regime change’

The SABC needs a government guarantee of about R1bn to stay afloat

Statement by communications minister is first from government since attacks on journalists last week