IOL says it will not apologise and is applying for leave to appeal the ruling
Law | 3 September 2024
Journalists need to be careful when repeating previously published allegations
Law | 2 September 2024
The ruling raises serious questions about the ethics on Sunday Independent and other Independent Media publications
Law | 12 August 2024
Opinion may be “extreme, unjust, unbalanced, exaggerated and prejudiced” but it must be “honestly-held … without malice, on a matter of public interest on facts that are true”.
Law | 18 June 2024
The Centre for Applied Legal Studies and Right2Protest hope legislators will adopt it to protect journalists and activists
News | 12 June 2024
A ruling by the Press Ombud has helped clarify clauses about fact versus opinion in the Press Code
Law | 9 May 2024
Editors may feel that rulings like this tie their hands when it comes to punchy headlines
Law | 29 April 2024
A teacher at Vergenoegd Primary in Delft, Cape Town, says they discovered that the bursar office missed payments from August 2023
News | 25 March 2024
Four-part Showmax series on the Facebook rapist starts Friday
Law | 15 March 2024
BNN Breaking no longer appears high up in search results
Brief | 12 March 2024
By Nathan Geffen and Anton van Zyl
Analysis | 6 March 2024
I placed a GoPro on my camera to show what’s happening from a photographer’s perspective
Video | 29 February 2024
Court considers nuances of grammar in decision to acquit man
Law | 29 February 2024
A planned shutdown of the Eastern Cape town was thwarted by police
Brief | 23 February 2024
Committee to Protect Journalists has recorded 83 deaths since 7 October but is investigating many other unconfirmed deaths of reporters
Brief | 28 January 2024
Six South African defendants have reached an agreement with Mineral Commodities Ltd
By John Yeld
News | 22 November 2023