Six South African defendants have reached an agreement with Mineral Commodities Ltd
By John Yeld
News | 22 November 2023
“Believing that one pursues a worthy cause in the public interest does not justify publishing false statements about another party”
Law | 19 October 2023
Thabo Bester wants to “avoid being prosecuted by and in the media”, according to his lawyers
Brief | 11 October 2023
Patrick Lumumba’s statements perpetuate lies about same-sex relationships in African history
Opinion | 4 July 2023
The investigative news agency has overturned a gagging order brought by the Moti Group
Law | 3 July 2023
AmaBhungane investigations agency is in court to overturn a “gagging” order limiting their reporting on the Moti Group
Law | 27 June 2023
Decision against Moja Love by BCCSA commissioner overturned
News | 22 June 2023
Media freedom organisations have asked to join court proceedings in the amaBhungane “gagging” case
Law | 22 June 2023
Parties head to court again on 27 June, following Judge Holland-Muter’s ex-parte “gagging” order
Law | 20 June 2023
The investigative journalist outfit has applied to court to urgently reconsider the “gagging order” curbing its reporting on the Moti Group
Law | 10 June 2023
“I cannot understand how this order was granted” - Judge.
Law | 3 June 2023
An interim interdict against the journalists was granted in chambers without prior notice
Law | 2 June 2023
If we don’t remove the article access to our website may be blocked
By Raymond Joseph, Anton van Zyl and Nathan Geffen
News | 19 May 2023
South African law says yes, if it is in the public interest - which is not the same thing as interesting
By Jacques Louw
Law | 18 May 2023
Reporters fear arrest after exposé links businessman to Zimbabwean president
News | 10 May 2023
There was no corrective to Isencane Lengane’s depiction of gender-based violence, says the Broadcasting Complaints Commission
News | 2 May 2023